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VOL. 89, NO. 19 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2012 50 CENTS Meth Cookers Busted Wounded Veterans Hunt in Florida

Florida Commissioner of by Inglis PD, LC Drug Agriculture Adam H. Putnam and Florida’s agriculture community are Task Force and Citrus honoring the service of our nation’s military by off ering unique hunting opportunities to wounded veterans Tactical Unit on Florida state forests and private Law enforcement’s message – lands during Operation Outdoor Freedom Weekend, November If you’re cooking, we’re coming! 17 through 18. Th e fi rst weekend was Nov. 10 through 11 as part of Operation Outdoor Freedom, a program of the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services’ Florida Forest Service that provides recreational opportunities to Florida’s wounded veterans. “Th ere is no greater sacrifi ce than to serve our country and I’m proud Suwannee counties hosted by fi ve private landowners, to honor our nation’s veterans through Operation in cooperation with Operation Outdoor Freedom. Outdoor Freedom,” said Commissioner Putnam. “Th is Th e hosts will provide meals and accommodations in hunting season, we’ve partnered with the agriculture addition to the activities. community to off er more opportunities – on Florida Commissioner Putnam is hosting one of the events, State Forests and private lands – for wounded veterans with three veterans participating in a deer and hog to enjoy the company of their peers in Florida’s great hunt this week. outdoors.” “Th is is just one way in which Florida’s agriculture Twenty-seven wounded veterans are participating industry gives back to their community,” said in deer and hog hunts during Operation Outdoor Commissioner Putnam. “Our industry often lends On Wednesday the 7th of November, the Inglis Police Department, Freedom Weekends, as well as other outdoor their time, resources and personal property to benefi t assisted by Levy County's Drug Task Force and members of Citrus recreational activities such as forest tours and ranch the lives of others. I am blessed to be a part of such an County's Tactical Impact Unit, served a search warrant at a residence on activities. Th e hunts are taking place on fi ve diff erent exceptional industry.” Hwy 40 West in Inglis after an extensive investigation into suspected properties in Alachua, Brevard, Hardee, Polk and Operation Outdoor Freedom is a program of the narcotics and dangerous drugs which involved undercover operations and continued on page 6A surveillance. Upon serving the warrant, offi cers discovered a clandestine methamphetamine lab inside the residence and were able to seize a large amount of meth-manufacturing equipment, paraphernalia, and SBA Helps Veterans Start, Grow and methamphetamine. Arrested were Bucky Allen Smith, and Melisa Marie Ford. Both were charged with Traffi cking and Manufacturing Meth, Possession of Expand Small Businesses Listed Chemicals, and Possession of Drug Equipment. Smith received an As the nation entrepreneurial training and mentoring, access to additional charge of Possession of Ammunition by a Felon. marks Veterans capital, and business development opportunities Th e lab was collected and disposed of by offi cers and deputies on scene Day 2012, the U.S. through government contracts. who are certifi ed to handle and process the toxic and highly volatile Small Business Entrepreneurial Development substances. Administration Th is year SBA partnered with the Department of Th e Inglis Police Department, along with the Levy County Sheriff 's continues to build on its successful programs for Veterans Aff airs and the Department of Defense to Offi ce and neighboring Citrus County Sheriff 's Offi ce, want citizens to America’s military veterans, helping tens of thousands develop a national entrepreneurship training program know that aggressive steps are being taken to combat the trending threat of veterans each year with small business fi nancing, for transitioning service members as part of the new of the dangerous drug known as methamphetamine in our communities. comprehensive business training and counseling and Transition Assistance Program. Operation Boots to Numerous clandestine meth labs have been busted this year in Levy and access to federal contracts. Business: From Service to Startup was piloted with all Citrus to include ten in Inglis alone. Your offi cers and deputies are ever “Around Veterans Day, our thoughts turn to the four branches of the services in summer and fall 2012. vigilant and the message is simple – If you're cooking, we're coming. men and women who are currently serving in the Th e Boots to Business program will be rolled out Citizens are encouraged to report suspicious activity by calling Armed Forces, as well as to all veterans who have during 2013 providing exposure to entrepreneurship CrimeStoppers at 1-877-349-8477 and can remain anonymous. made sacrifi ces and served our country over the years,” training to all 250,000 service members who transition — submitted by Ofc. Tim Rogers, Narcotics, Inglis PD said SBA Administrator Karen Mills. “When you from active duty to civilian life each year. consider the leadership and management skills our In a closely related eff ort, SBA and Syracuse veterans develop while on active and reserve duty, it’s University continue to expand the success of the no wonder we see so many of them choose the path of Entrepreneurship Boot Camp for Veterans with small business ownership.” Disabilities program. Th e growing partnership According to data from the U.S. Census Bureau between SBA and Syracuse University, now in its veterans are successful small business owners. Nearly fourth year, provides training on how disabled vets one in 10 small businesses nationwide is veteran- can start and grow a small business, with programs owned. Collectively, these 2.4 million small businesses targeted to service-disabled veterans who served in employ almost 6 million Americans and generate Iraq and Afghanistan and their family caregivers, more than $1 trillion in receipts. In the private sector women veterans, and National Guard and Reserve workforce, veterans are 45 percent more likely than members and their families. Since 2009, the fi rst year those with no active-duty military experience to be SBA partnered with Syracuse University, 434 service- self-employed. disabled veterans have participated in the program. SBA supports veteran business owners through continued on page 6A American Legion Post 91 Veterans Day Celebrations

American Legion Jamerson-Sheffi eld Post 91 Legionnaires attendeding the Trenton Elementary School Veterans Day Program are (L-R): Ed Philman, Ted Henley, Bryant Frye, L.J. Teague, Terri White, Jesse Crews, Bill Cummings, Rod Lacey, LaVern Bradley, James Ripley, Bryan Chrisp, and Jim Mash. Photo by Lucy Lacey

Th e members of American Legion Post 91 an outstanding Veterans Day Program on Friday celebrated Veterans Day during several events morning, November 9th. We are truly grateful for which were hosted in the Gilchrist County area. the honors paid to our local veterans by the students Our Post Commander Jesse L. Crews and all of of Bell High School and Trenton Elementary School the Legionnaires from Post 91 want to thank all of during these events. Th ank you to Gilchrist County the organizations which sponsored Veterans Day Women’s Club for the Veterans Day Breakfast and to events to honor the veterans of our community. Th e the Gilchrist County Historical Society along with the J.D. Perryman played “Amazing Bell High School JROTC and Band produced a Gilchrist County Veterans Service Offi ce for hosting Grace” at end of fl ag ceremony fantastic Veterans Day Program on Th ursday night, the Veterans Day Parade and lunch meal on Monday, during Trenton Elementary School November 8th. Trenton Elementary School hosted Veterans Day Program. Photo by continued on page 6A Lucy Lacey www.levyjournalonline.com 2A The Levy County Journal Your Locally-Owned County Paper of Record since 1923 November 15, 2012 Levy County Levy County’s Most Wanted Sheriff ’s Offi ce Arrest Report

BALDENEGRO, JOSHUA, 23, OF CHIEFLAND: DRIVE WITH SUSPENDED REVOKED LICENSE. BRANNEN, KATHRYN ROSE, 48, OF BRONSON: BATTERY TOUCH OR STRIKE. COLLIER, CHARLES, 42, OF HIGH SPRINGS: Bailey, Nicholas Dockery, Jeff ery C Mcclendon, Reggie Mckinney, Michael White, Timothy L FAILURE TO APPEAR. Bronson Chiefl and Fanning Spgs Chiefl and Williston DEAL, RICHARD ALAN, 58, OF WILLISTON: VOP B/M DOB/ 02/17/1960 VOP AGGRAVATED VOP GRAND THEFT, VOP NO VALID BATTERY ON PERSON 65 YEARS OF AGE OR MANUFACTURING VOP DWLSR ASSAULT SCHEME TO DRIVERS LICENSE OLDER. MARIJUANA 10,000 BOND NO BOND DEFRAUD, POSSESS NO BOND EDWARDS, MINDY CAROL, 59, OF WILLISTON: NO BOND CONTROLLED ABUSE WITHOUT GREAT HARM TOWARD SUBSTANCE CHILD. 10,000 BOND EKIZIAN, FAREEDA, 43, OF WILLISTON: VIOL KEY, ABIJAH SETH, 31, OF CHIEFLAND: DRUG PETIT THEFT FROM MERCHANT 2ND OFF. INJUNCTION PROTECTION DOMESTIC EQUIP-POSSESS AND OR USE; PETIT THEFT 2ND SHAMPLE, BRIAN C, 29, OF TRENTON: FAILURE TO VIOLENCE. DEGREE 1ST OFFENSE; STOLEN PROP-DEAL IN. APPEAR. EPPERSON, ALBERT LAMAR, 39, OF JACKSONVILLE: KREKELER, LISA ANN, 50, OF INGLIS: OFFENDER SIDDONS, STEPHEN THOMAS, 26, OF OLD TOWN: STOLEN PROP-DEAL IN; GRAND THEFT 300 LESS VIOLATE NO CONTACT ORDER; INTRODUCE PROB VIOLATION THAN 5K DOLS; FAILURE TO APPEAR. INTO DETENTION FACILITY. SMITH, BARRY BRIAN, 31, OF INGLIS: PROB FORD, MELISSA MARIE, 35, OF INGLIS: OR LANHAM, DOUGLAS, 54, OF INGLIS: AGG BATTERY VIOLATION; PETIT THEFT 1ST DEGREE 100 LESS METHAMPHETAMINE 14 GRAMS OR OVER; ON OFFICER FIREFIGHTER EMT ETC; W 300 DOLS; COMMIT THEFT RESIST RECOVERY DRUGS-PRODUCE MFG METHAQUALONE OR DEADLY WEAPON WITHOUT INTENT TO KILL OF PROPERTY. MECLOQUALONE DERIV SCHED I; LISTED X 2; CARRYING WEAPON OPENLY; OBSTRUCT SMITH, BUCKY ALLEN, 34, OF INGLIS: OR CHEMICAL FOR MANUFACTURE CNTRL SUBS; WO VIOLENCE; CARRY CONCEAL WEAPON METHAMPHETAMINE 14 GRAMS OR OVER; DRUG EQUIP-POSSESS AND OR USE. FIREARM SPEC LOCATIONS; CORRUPT BY PRODUCE METHAMPHETAMINE; LISTED GREENLEE, LARRY, 62, OF BRONSON: PROB THREAT PUBLIC SERVANT OR FAMILY; DUI AND CHEMICAL FOR MANUFACTURE CNTRL SUBS; VIOLATION; OBSTRUCT WO VIOLENCE. DAMAGE PROPERTY. POSS OF WEAPON OR AMMO BY CONVICTED FLA JOHNS, JEFFERY JUSTIN, 34, OF CHIEFLAND: MILLER, BOBBY LEE, 28, OF CHIEFLAND: PROB FELON; DRUG EQUIP-POSSESS AND OR USE. DISORDER INTOX PUBLIC PLACE CAUSE VIOLATION. STEVENS, EMILY, 24, OF WILLISTON: PROB DISTURBANCE. MITCHELL, QUENTIN KARON, 36, OF WILLISTON: VIOLATION X 2. JOHNSON, LIDANTA, 25, OF WILLISTON: GRAND HOLD FOR OTHER AGENCY. STREET, HERBERT ALLEN, 40, OF INGLIS: W THEFT 300 LESS THAN 5K DOLS. PADILLA, LAWRENCE GABRIEL, 49, OF DEADLY WEAPON WITHOUT INTENT TO KILL; JONES, DIANNA MICHELLE, 40, OF BRONSON: DUNNELLON: DUI ALCOHOL OR DRUGS. BATTERY TOUCH OR STRIKE. BURGL OCCUPIED DWELLING UNARMED; PAYNE, TODD DAVID, 42, OF BRONSON: OUT-OF- TAYLOR, AMANDA MCRAE, 25, OF WILLISTON: STOLEN PROP-DEAL IN; GRAND THEFT 300 LESS COUNTY WARRANT. PROB VIOLATION. THAN 5K DOLS. RANDOM, SHANNON LYNN, 43, OF CEDAR KEY: WILKERSON, LONNIE, 64, OF CHIEFLAND: PETIT THEFT FROM MERCHANT 2ND OFF. DISCHARGE FIREARM IN PUBLIC. RUTHERFORD, BRENDA, WOOTTEN, CHRISTOPHER LYNN, 37, OF LAKE 54, OF CHIEFLAND: CITY: NON SUPPORT OF CHILDREN OR SPOUSE. Parking in a Turn Lane in Yankeetown is a Red Flag to Offi cer

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www.levyjournalonline.com November 15, 2012 Your Locally-Owned County Paper of Record since 1923 The Levy County Journal 3A Celebrating a Florida Treasure – It’s Manatee Awareness Month Th e manatee, Florida’s offi cial state marine mammal, is an iconic American species, popular around the world. Governor Rick Scott’s declaration of November as Manatee Awareness Month in Florida helps heighten public awareness about the importance of protecting Florida’s endangered, beloved manatees. Th e proclamation is a time-honored tradition undertaken by Florida’s governors to offi cially designate the month of November as Manatee Awareness Month. “Save the Manatee Club thanks Governor Scott for recognizing the importance of manatees by signing the proclamation,” said Patrick Rose, Executive Director of Save the Manatee Club. “Since our mission is to protect manatees and their habitat for future generations, we encourage everyone, especially those who enjoy being out on our Florida waters, to keep a close lookout for these amazing marine mammals, not just in November but throughout the year.” November is also the time of year when manatees are on the move, making their way to important winter warm-water sites in Florida. Since they are a subtropical species, manatees cannot tolerate prolonged exposure to water temperatures below 68 degrees Fahrenheit. Th e Club reminds boaters that many seasonal manatee zones in Florida are in eff ect by early November, and to pay close attention to posted signage indicating slow or idle speeds, as manatees are often injured or killed by boat strikes and other human activities. Also, the boating community is urged to please keep their distance from migrating manatees or manatees congregated at warm-water sites during the winter months to avoid disturbing or harassing the manatees. Manatees are listed as endangered at the international, federal, and state levels. Here’s Coaster and Crew at the Blue Spring State Park. Photo © Patrick M. Rose/Save the Th e Club off ers a variety of ways for the public in Florida to be directly involved with Manatee® Club manatee protection. Free public awareness waterway signage, boating banners and decals, waterway cards, and educational posters are produced by the Club. Th e bright yellow “As we celebrate manatees during Manatee Awareness Month, together let’s continue to waterproof banner which boldly cautions, “Please Slow: Manatees Below,” can assist in build better, safer lives for them,” says Rose. warning boaters to slow down for manatees who may be present. Shoreline property For more information on endangered manatees, the Adopt-A-Manatee® program, or to signs and matching boat decals are also available, featuring the Florida Fish and Wildlife sign up for the Club’s free e-newsletter, visit the Club’s website at www.savethemanatee. Conservation Commission’s hotline number (1-888-404-3922) for reporting sick and injured org. Look for “Manatee Protection Tips for Boaters” on the Club’s website at http://www. manatees. Boater and diver awareness posters are also available to dive shops, marinas, savethemanatee.org/boatertips.htm. businesses, visitor centers, classrooms and libraries. Family-friendly 2-foot by 3-foot outdoor Earlier this year, Save the Manatee Club launched live manatee webcams at Blue Spring signs are produced by the Club and distributed to state, municipal, and county parks; State Park, making it possible to watch manatees in real time during the winter months. marinas; and other sites where human/manatee interactions can be a problem. Th roughout other months of the year, the public can watch recorded video of manatees and Requests for any of these free materials can be sent via e-mail to education@ live scenes of Florida wildlife and habitat within the spring run and adjacent St. Johns River. savethemanatee.org or by calling toll free at 1-800-432-JOIN (5646). Watch at manatv.org. VISIT FLORIDA Visits Levy County and Cedar Key Th e Levy County Visitors Bureau hosted VISIT recommend what Levy County has to off er and “why” it FLORIDA Welcome Center Service Staff in Cedar Key would be a wonderful place to plan their vacation. and Levy County as part of a familiarization tour (FAM) on Th e Levy County Visitors Bureau Director, Carol Nov. 1 and 2. McQueen, was contacted by VISIT FLORIDA to arrange Th is is the fi rst time in several years VISIT FLORIDA their accommodations, dinner and activities. Th e FAM was has arranged for the Welcome Center Service Staff to made possible by the area participate in a FAM in an eff ort to give their employees a businesses who provided complimentary accommodations, deeper understanding and knowledge of what new Florida meals and tours to the Visit Florida group. areas have to off er the visitor coming into the state. Th is was a wonderful opportunity for Levy County to Th is group of 13 employees are the front-line people showcase itself to the VISIT FLORIDA visitors meet when they walk into the welcome centers. Th e Welcome Center staff . Director McQueen said she was VISIT FLORIDA Service Staff stand ready at the Welcome very excited VISIT FLORIDA made plans to visit and was Center counters to give direction, suggestions and help to the especially thankful for the warm and friendly responses she visitor to make their vacation or business trip the best. received from all who participated in the FAM. Th e welcome center workers traveled throughout the state On the tours are journalists and travel writers who to experience areas they have never been to before. Visiting write about their experiences for publication in magazines, Levy County provides them with a better understanding of newspapers and periodicals throughout the US and some Some of the 13 member Visit Florida Welcome Center group who visited Cedar Key and their visit to Atsena Otie our county so they go back to their Welcome Centers and international publications. Key. Photo credit – Levy County Visitors Bureau FWC Busts Up Baker County Poachers’ Ring Six Baker County residents involved in a poaching particular residence. confi ned to a small island during the Tropical Storm Debbie enterprise were recently cited for more than 30 wildlife “On the way to serve the warrant, Offi cer Hoyle saw four fl ood; and four guns were seized. law violations by Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation of our subjects being dropped off on a dirt road. Th e four Th e violations for each person were: Commission (FWC) offi cers. men walked into John M. Bethea State Forest, which is • Trenton Stokes: two counts of taking deer out of season, Trenton Lee Forester Stokes, 19, Joseph Bruce Johnson, part of the Osceola Wildlife Management Area,” Gill said. one count of taking deer at night, one count of illegal 41, Dustin Rhoden, 26, Brian Harris, 21, and a 17-year-old “However, the area wasn’t open for hunting on Nov. 2.” method, two counts possession of illegally taken deer. juvenile, all from Baxter, and David Henry Jones, 52, of Th e woman driving the truck drove away. Hoyle stopped • Joseph Bruce Johnson: one count of taking deer out of Callahan, were charged with a multitude of violations for the the vehicle once it was out of sight of the four men and season, two of hunting license violations. illegal take of deer and alligators as well as several hunting escorted it to the residence, where the other offi cers were • David Henry Jones: two counts deer out of season, two license violations. executing the warrant. counts illegal method, two hunting license violations. FWC offi cers in Baker County had received several Th e Department of Corrections K-9 team was contacted to • Dustin Rhoden: two counts illegal possession complaints of illegal hunting activity in a remote part of the help locate the four men, but before they could arrive, Hoyle • Brian Harris: one count illegal possession of alligator, one county. heard someone say, “Come get us” from a radio under the count possession of less than 20 grams of cannabis. “After following leads and gathering information, we were truck’s seat. 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Thomas Sowell out-niced Truman back in 1948. And these Republicans all lost. Creators Syndicate In this year’s fi rst presidential debate, Obama out-niced Romney. But, when he lost out doing that, he then reversed himself, became the attacker, and ultimately the winner on Mitt Romney now joins the long list of the kinds election night, despite a track record that should have buried him in a landslide. of presidential candidates favored by the Republican When you look at this as a horse race, there is no question that the Republicans deserved establishment-- nice, moderate losers, people with no to lose. But the stakes for this great nation, at this crucial juncture in its history and in the coherently articulated vision, despite how many ad hoc history of the world, are far too momentous to look at this election as just a contest between talking points they may have. two candidates or two political parties. Th e list of Republican presidential candidates like this Quite aside from the immediate eff ects of particular policies, Barack Obama has goes back at least as far as 1948, when Th omas E. Dewey repeatedly circumvented the laws, including the Constitution of the United States, in ways ran against President Harry Truman. Dewey spoke in lofty and on a scale that pushes this nation in the direction of arbitrary one-man rule. generalities while Truman spoke in hard-hitting specifi cs. Now that Obama will be in a position to appoint Supreme Court justices who can rubber Since then, there have been many re-runs of this same stamp his evasions of the law and usurpations of power, this country may be unrecognizable scenario, featuring losing Republican presidential candidates John McCain, Bob Dole, in a few years as the America that once led the world in freedom, as well as in many other Gerald Ford and, when he ran for reelection, George H.W. Bush. things. Bush 41 fi rst succeeded when he ran for election as if he were another Ronald Reagan Barack Obama’s boast, on the eve of the election of 2008-- “We are fi ve days away from (“Read my lips, no new taxes”), but then lost when he ran for reelection as himself-- “kinder fundamentally transforming the United States of America”-- can now be carried out, without and gentler,” disdainful of “the vision thing” and looking at his watch during a debate, when fear of ever having to face the voters again. he should have been counter-attacking against the foolish things being said. Th is “transforming” project extends far beyond fundamental internal institutions, or Th is year, Barack Obama had the hard-hitting specifi cs-- such as ending “tax cuts for even the polarization and corruption of the people themselves, with goodies handed out in the rich” who should pay “their fair share,” government “investing” in “the industries of the exchange for their surrendering their birthright of freedom. future” and the like. He had a coherent vision, however warped. Obama will now also have more “fl exibility,” as he told Russian President Medvedev, to Most of Obama’s arguments were rotten, if you bothered to put them under scrutiny. But transform the international order, where he has long shown that he thinks America has too someone once said that it is amazing how long the rotten can hold together, if you don’t much power and infl uence. A nuclear Iran can change that. Forever. handle it roughly. Have you noticed how many of our enemies in other countries have been rooting for Any number of conservative commentators, both in the print media and on talk radio, Obama? You or your children may yet have reason to recall that as a bitter memory of a examined and exposed the fraudulence of Obama’s “tax cuts for the rich” argument. But warning sign ignored on election day in 2012. did you ever hear Mitt Romney bother to explain the specifi cs which exposed the fl aws in Th omas Sowell is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University, Stanford, CA Obama’s argument? 94305. His website is www.tsowell.com. To fi nd out more about Th omas Sowell and read features On election night, the rotten held together because Mitt Romney had not handled it by other Creators Syndicate columnists and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at roughly with specifi cs. Romney was too nice to handle Obama’s absurdities roughly. He www.creators.com. COPYRIGHT 2012 CREATORS.COM defi nitely out-niced Obama-- as John McCain had out-niced Obama in 2008, and as Dewey Letter to the Editor The Hope-a-Nomics OUR DEAR AMERICA - Disaster: One Company’s Where do you go from here? by Wolfgang and Mercy Simson, condition he responds to. We personally sense Horror Story Germany we need to tell you: the destiny of your nation is in God´s hands, not By Michelle Malkin Today, Obama has been re-elected; all yours. It is not at all about Obama or Romney, $400 million Creators Syndicate the eff orts of many Christian leaders, prayer it is about God using all the nations in the Obama movements, “prophets” and “concerned world according to his global and unchanging DOE loan Americans” who have lobbied, written appeals, plans. Did you ever allow the thought that President Obama promises to move the guarantee; articles, books, letters - some have even done God in his sovereignty is using Obama like a country forward with his recycled pledge of taxpayers will fi lms - to warn not to vote for him have come pawn on his chessboard to humble the US as a fi ve million green jobs. But in the real world, nation because he wants to show his grace to a lose up to $60 to nothing. Many of them have behaved as if small businesses are struggling to stay afl oat the future of the Kingdom of God is at stake. nation gone completely self-suffi cient? A nation million on the Well, it is not. that is so full of independence, individualism, as they deal with the fi scal wreckage of this loan after the Can we, as foreigners who dearly love you nationalism and trusting a greed- and fear- administration’s disastrous venture socialism. bankruptcy as a people, say a few words into this situation? based economy that there may be only one way Here’s the tale of just one Colorado company proceedings open to heal it from its idolatry and re-align Because it is evident to us that God has a clear victimized by the Obama Department of are complete. plan with your nation. But many don t seem to itself with the Kingdom of God: a crisis beyond Energy (DOE). see it, and therefore run the danger of fi ghting anything that Nearly 125 Colorado Distribution Group is a privately the wrong fi ght, wasting precious time and America has ever seen? Abound Solar resources, and even endlessly call upon God to In 2008, God has been challenged by a man held storage and shipping company based employees lost their jobs. Screwed-over do what he just will not do. standing up in public, preaching to the cheers in Denver. Th anks to hope-a-nomics, its companies like CDG that did business with Th e German weekly ‘Der Spiegel’, kind of a of a huge crowd: “Yes we can!” We watched warehouse is saddled with nearly 7,000 Abound are not alone. At least one other German Time Magazine, has a cover picture it; we saw the tears of excitement in the eyes pallets of federally subsidized solar panels of the people; the statements were received as warehouse in Colorado is storing the costly of Uncle Sam in bed, titled, Th e American (one-third of which are completely spoiled Patient: Th e decline of a Great Nation. We if coming from the Messiah himself, and the panels. And an untold number of related think this is a prophetic picture. As your electoral rallies had all the fl avor of a religious and unsalable), along with related detritus contractors and businesses have been stiff ed. friends, we know, acknowledge and admire revival. “Yes, we can” is the exact opposite of such as broken glass and stray module parts. “I did a lot of machining for Abound,” one that America has had a great past. But how will the King of kings saying: “Without me, you While $22,000/month in storage costs business owner told me this summer, “and can do nothing!” your future look like? go unpaid, the panels consume up to a third they went under owing me a fair amount.” God chastises whom he loves because If God is the one who “deposes kings and of the company’s warehouse space. Legal he knows: pride will come before the fall, raises up others” (Dan 2:21), does it really Recently released internal documents costs have forced CDG to slash payroll and and humbleness and brokenness is the only continued on page 5A show that customers demanded replacements lay off at least three employees. A source for the panels after experiencing “low with knowledge of CDG’s woes told me this performance,” “under performance” and week the company is facing pressure by the “catastrophic failures.” Credit and technical Department of Energy to drop its petition to advisers at DOE complained about having recoup those costs. Th e feds want CDG to “major issues” with the Abound Solar deal swallow a $1.4 million tab to dispose of the and expressed concern over the “transaction bum solar panels. pressure under which we are all now In July, according to Dow Jones, CDG operating.” Th e documents fl y in the face of asked a Delaware bankruptcy court “for Obama’s denial -- just days before Election permission either to sell or collect rent on Day -- that his White House played any role the property Abound Solar Inc. has at its in this fi scal disaster. facility, saying the situation is threatening Th e investigative work of Colorado’s its ability to stay in business.” Like many Todd Shepherd at CompleteColorado.com, private enterprises in the Age of Obama’s Amy Oliver at the Independence Institute Brass-Knuckled Politics of Revenge, fear of and Michael Sandoval now of the Heritage retribution holds back many from coming Foundation exposed Abound’s crony ties to forward publicly about such attempted the Obama administration. 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www.levyjournalonline.com November 15, 2012 Your Locally-Owned County Paper of Record since 1923 The Levy County Journal 5A Eff ects of Dodd-Frank on OTC Ag Swaps Th e Dodd-Frank Net Might Ensnare the Family Meal By Don Coursey signifi cantly more costly for America's farmers, driving up one -- not even the regulators charged with implementing volatility in the market and potentially leading to huge price Dodd-Frank -- claims otherwise. Federal regulators recently roiled America's farmers with the increases for consumers. On the other hand, the traditional futures market operating release of new rules for fi nancial instruments. Th e Commodity Th e Commission's new rules aff ect agricultural commodity under mandatory clearing rules has been home to some of Futures Trading Commission, one of the agencies charged swaps that aren't sold on exchanges and don't run through the biggest fi nancial meltdowns of the last few years. About with implementing the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform third-party intermediaries -- so-called "over-the-counter" a billion dollars evaporated before the brokerage fi rm MF Act, offi cially announced the new requirements and said they swaps. Global declared bankruptcy in October 2011. And Peregrine would take eff ect by year's end. Consider a bread baker in Kansas City. He buys thousands Financial had racked up a $200 million shortfall in customer What does Dodd-Frank, passed in response to the 2008 of pounds of fl our each year. Because of this year's droughts, funds before it was forced to shut down in July. economic crisis and aimed at reforming a vast swathe of the though, he's worried that America's wheat supply will shrink, Th e clearing rules regulators are so eager to foist on over- fi nancial sector, have to do with farmers? driving up fl our prices over the next twelve months. the-counter agricultural swaps were in full force for both A great deal. Among the instruments covered by the So, to hedge against a price spike, he buys $10,000 in MF Global and Peregrine. And yet, the system still suff ered Commission's proposals are agricultural commodity "swaps." over-the-counter fl our swaps today to guarantee that next year massive losses. Th is regulatory structure is obviously broken. Basically, swaps empower farmers, ranchers, agribusinesses he'll be able to purchase up to 10,000 pounds of fl our for $1 So implementing Dodd-Frank as planned means forcing and other food suppliers to hedge against certain risks per pound. In 12 months, if the price of fl our is dramatically agriculture swaps to move from a regulatory environment that common to their trade, like bad weather or a crash in the price higher, he'll have saved himself a huge amount of money. Th e is universally acknowledged to be working well to one that of a food item they sell. price could also be lower, of course, but that's the risk he runs has failed repeatedly to prevent fraud and abuse. Th at's just Swaps might sound like they serve some distant, exotic in order to guarantee he won't go bankrupt. senseless. purpose far removed from the lives of average Americans. But Right now, over-the-counter agricultural swaps are mostly Overregulation can be just as dangerous and costly as they play a key role in providing food producers with a basic unregulated. But that shouldn't be a point of concern -- these under-regulation. And in this case, these invasive Dodd-Frank level of fi nancial security through tough times, which helps to instruments had nothing to do with the fi nancial meltdown. rules could dramatically drive up operation costs for farmers, ensure price stability for consumers. Nevertheless, this new round of Dodd-Frank rules would ranchers, and others involved in food production. Th e rise Consequently, the way the Commission imposes Dodd- impose a slew of new requirements on these instruments. in expenses would, in turn, be passed along to American Frank rules on these instruments will have a profound eff ect Buyers and sellers would have to trade them on approved consumers in the form of higher food prices. on Americans' pocketbooks. And right now, all signs indicate exchanges, and they would need to have a certain level of Some farmers would no doubt be driven out of the swaps the Commission's approach to implementing Dodd-Frank is capital on hand to trade. Reporting rules regarding profi ts and market altogether. With no way to manage fi nancial risk, the going to inadvertently smother agricultural swaps with over- losses would be ratcheted up. next hurricane or tornado could put them out of business. regulation. Th ere would also be mandatory "clearing," meaning swap At the very least, regulators need to give themselves more In the rush to prevent another crisis, it has cast its net too trades would be required to run through certifi ed middlemen. time to study this issue by installing a three-year moratorium wide. As a result, Dodd-Frank could make risk management Th is is a particularly backwards idea. on the Dodd-Frank rules governing agricultural commodities. Th e over-the-counter Blindly marching ahead and imposing strict new requirements agriculture swap market on these instruments would wind up doing substantially more has been running safely and harm than good. effi ciently for years without Don Coursey is Ameritech Professor of Public Policy Studies at computer mandatory middlemen. No the Harris School of the University of Chicago.

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SBA Helps Veterans continued from page 1A Participating schools include: Syracuse Small Business Concern Procurement You’re Invited to the University, University of Connecticut, Program allows federal agencies to UCLA, Florida State University, Texas set acquisitions aside for exclusive A&M University, Purdue University, competition among service-disabled 21st Annual Pie Auction Louisiana State University, and Cornell veteran-owned small business concerns. sponsored by University. Federal prime contracting dollars Chiefl and High School Student Government SBA is also providing $2.6 million awarded to Service-Disabled Veteran- through a cooperative agreement Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSBs) Monday Nov. 19 at Chiefl and High School Cafeteria over three years for two programs; increased for the fi fth consecutive year to Doors open for viewing pies at 6 PM Women Veterans Igniting the Spirit of $11.2 billion, or 2.65 percent, in FY2011, Auction begins at 6:30 PM Entrepreneurship (V-WISE), that focuses up from $10.793 billion, or 2.50 percent, A special thanks to Mr. Chad “Cracker” Johnson for serving as the auctioneer. on training, networking and mentorship in FY2010. All proceeds generated by the auction directly benefi t the students and staff at Chiefl and for women veterans, and Operation Over the last year, SBA has created High School through educational programs, supplies and school pride projects. Your support of Endure & Grow, targets National Guard a series of online contracting courses CHS is greatly appreciated, especially in times of historically low school budgets! and Reserve component members, their called Government Contracting (GC) families and partners. Classroom to help prospective and Wounded Veterans continued from page 1A Access to Capital existing small businesses, including In FY 2012, SBA backed more than VOSBs and SDVOSBs, understand the Florida Department of Agriculture and than 100 wounded veterans on ten diff erent state 3,200 loans supporting nearly $2.1 basics about contracting with federal Consumers Services’ Florida Forest Service that forests. Th e program expects to serve additional billion in fi nancing to more than 2,800 agencies. In addition, the Offi ce of provides recreational opportunities, including 200 veterans for the 2012-2013 seasons. Veteran-Owned Small Businesses Veteran’s Business Development provides hunting and fi shing, to wounded veterans Th e Ag. Dept. also recognized the 493 (VOSBs) through its fl agship 7(a) and procurement training to SDVOSBs to on Florida State Forests. Areas of Florida department employees who have served or 504 loan programs, including $118 help them take advantage of federal State Forests dedicated to this eff ort are fully continue to serve our country as members of million through the Patriot Express contracting opportunities under the equipped to accommodate the needs of wounded the U.S. armed forces. Nearly 13 percent of the Loan program. Patriot Express loans Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small veterans, providing a unique opportunity department's staff are veterans with service as off er many advantages to veterans and to Business Concern Procurement Program. for recreation and rehabilitation. For many early as 1946 and spanning over 10 U.S. wars and SBA’s network of participating lenders SBA reaches out to veterans through participants, opportunities like these are their confl icts. nationwide. Th ey feature one of SBA’s its 68 SBA district offi ces, 15 Veterans fi rst opportunity to get outdoors since returning For more information or to get involved fastest turnaround times for loan approval Business Outreach Centers nationwide, home. in Operation Outdoor Freedom, visit www. and an enhanced guaranty and interest more than 1,000 Small Business Since the program was established in 2010, fl oridastateforests.org/operationoutdoorfreedom. rate on loans up to $500,000 to small Development Centers, 110 Women’s Operation Outdoor Freedom has hosted more businesses owned by veterans, reservists Business Centers and some 12,000 and their spouses. Patriot Express loans SCORE volunteers, more than 40 can be used for most business purposes, percent of whom are veterans. SBA Signs Up to Help the Eagles Fly including startup, expansion, equipment also has numerous programs creating purchases, working capital, inventory or government contracting opportunities Th e Bronson Eagles Boys Basketball Team is currently looking for businesses and business-occupied real-estate purchases. for VOSBs. For more information, visit individuals who might be interested in purchasing a sign in the BHS Gymnasium. www.sba.gov/vets and www.sba.gov/ Government Contracting All who are interested please contact Coach Mickey at 352/486-5260 or by email at reservists . Th e Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned [email protected].fl .us. Th e cost is $100. LEVY COUNTY SCHOOLS LUNCH MENU And – we have Family Season Passes for up to four people for $50. 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Call 386/935-2880 or 386/854- CAT – small, 7 years old, they are Somebody. facility residents -- who often Cleared homesite. Nice 352-262-4169 for more 0331 for more information. spayed, microchipped, Don’t wait to be the one to have no one else to advocate Neighborhood. Owner information. tfnJe tfnJe lost on February 15, 2012 give them hope. No special for them -- are encouraged to Financing. No down ------in Levy County. Reward. background needed. Legal call toll-free (888) 831-0404 Payment! $29,900.00. LUMBER FOR SALE — 352/615-0541. 11/29Jf and staff support provided. or visit the program’s Web Only 307.56/mo. www. Pine, cherry and cypress. 555 AUTOMOBILES The next class starts June site at http://ombudsman. LandOwnerFinancing.com or Call Sammy at (352) 949- 115 NOTICES 12th. Orientations held myfl orida.com. call 352/215-1018. 12/13Jp 3222. ptfn WE WANT TO BUY YOUR every 4th Thursday from The local council meets ------ADVERTISER NOTICE — VEHICLE, CAR, TRUCK, 12-1 pm at 102 N. 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Th e Log Cabin Quilters met Th ursday November 8th at the Levy County Quilt Museum. We almost have the quilt room ready for the Quilt Show which starts the Friday after Th anksgiving. We’ll have quilts in two frames up so our volunteers can work on them while out working at the Show. We will be closed on Th anksgiving Day so we can celebrate with our family and friends. We are thankful that we’ve been able to carry on with Winnelle’s dream. We have learned so much about the building of the Museum. Th e building was built as funds became available. Th e Log Cabin Quilters and their friends raised $18,000.00 in two years so the building could begin. It took four years to complete and many fundraisers held by the ladies, most were 60 and older. Several of the original members are still with us. Th ank you ladies and your families for giving up so much of your time to get the Museum built. We hope to see you at the Quilt Show. It’s time to see how the inside of the building looks now. Th e rocking chairs are waiting.

One of the treasures we found was this quilt made by Lorraine Stone (1912 - 2007) in 1991. The two ties in the center belong to Presidents Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford. The twenty-nine in a The Masonic Riding Association held a Poker Run in memory of Hutch Hutchinson. The semi-circle around the event raised $1,000 which was donated to the Haven Hospice Care Center in Chiefl and. Presidents' ties are from Pictured are (left to right) Stephanie Brod, Ron Cordes, DeAnna Beverly, Administrator Governors at that time. of the Care Center, Brad Groom, Vondla Sullivan, Jennifer White, and Val Hutchinson. Mrs. Stone took the time to request ties from all the Governors and she received these ties in Bronson FFA Alumni response. Selling Christmas Trees

Th e Bronson FFA Alumni Organization will be selling Christmas Trees again this Holiday season at the red light in Bronson. Th e Frazer fi r trees will range in size from 6 feet to 8 feet tall. Most trees will be $35 with the trees nearing 8 feet being sold for $40. All proceeds go to the Bronson FFA Alumni Organization to be used for scholarships for FFA students. To pre-order a tree, contactt Amanda Huber at [email protected] or 486-5032; Jennifer Bray at [email protected].fl .us; or Jeannie Norris at norrisj@ levy.k12.fl .us. Trees that are pre-ordered need to be picked up and paidd for by Nov. 27, 2012, as these buyers will have fi rst priority to the trees. After that time, Mitch’s Gold & Diamonds all trees will be on sale at the red light in Bronson. Tree sales will be during daylight :(3$<723'2//$5 hours until all trees are sold. Get your trees early. Th ese )25*2/'',$021'6 are very nice trees and are far less expensive plus you will &2,16 &855(1&< be helping the FFA students at Bronson Middle High  &+,()/$1'5(*,21$/6+233,1*&(17(5 Cedar Key Art Center Shows School.

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VOL. 89, NO. 19 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2012 50 CENTS

Chiefl and Christmas & Winter Festival

Saturday, December 1, 2012 entrants are asked to assemble at 5:00 p.m. at Chiefl and High School. Lighted entries are “Make a Joyful Noise” encouraged, as is following the theme. Give-aways should be handed out on the sidelines, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Festival in Trailhead Park and not thrown into the crowd or street. Best entries will receive award recognition - be sure 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Lighted parade the sponsor sign is easily seen. No Santa’s of any kind are allowed in the parade this will 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Celebrations in Trailhead Park confuse the children. General: We have already arranged Santa’s appearance and participation. Please do not Participation Details: confl ict; the elves may still be available. Presentations must be appropriate to the season and for children. Submit registrations (for confi rmation, include a stamped return envelope) by Festival Booth Space: Still available, we are not taking any more Food vendor applications December 1st to the Chiefl and Chamber address below. at this time and we can no longer off er power to vendors, but small quiet generators are allowed. Vendor fees are $40.00, (not-for-profi ts, $15.00), Informational booths $30.00 due Miss Christmas Beauty Pageant: Th ere will be six age categories ranging from new born with application payable to “Chiefl and Chamber.” Booths should operate 10:00 AM until to Miss Christmas ages 9th -12th grades. Application fees payable to Chiefl and High School 8:00 PM; or use a brief chance to “escape” at about 4:45 p.m. if the parade draws the crowd $35.00 if received before November 16th. street-side. Booths need to be set up by 8:00 a.m., please drop off you items and remove your Application fee for entries received after November 16th is $45.00 (CASH ONLY). vehicle from the area to allow other vendors access to their space. Booth Spaces are net 10’ x For more information Contact Donna Brock 352-493-6025 or email to: [email protected]. 10’. Your original check will be returned if application is denied. Th ere is no alternate rain fl .us date, and no refunds can be made for any reason after November 23rd. 5 K Run – 1st annual Rudolf Fun Run in Chiefl and Florida, Saturday, December 1,2012, Entertainers: Th ere is no charge to participants. Stage time is available from 10:00 a.m. pick up packets at to 8:00 p.m. We will contact you in the event of duplicate scheduling requests. Th ere will 7am to 9am, Price is $15.00 in advance, $20.00 day of race. Race starts at 9:00 am. be a sound and PA system for your use. Submit application form. Storytelling, skits, music, First 50 to register get T-shirt & Bells. Go to chiefl andchamber.com under festivals and dance and song are all welcome. download an application or email chiefl [email protected] to request an application. Any questions contact the Chamber offi ce at 352-493-1849 or call Prentice at 352-463-6440. Parade: Th ere is no charge to participants. Th e parade begins at 6:00 p.m., and Travel Back in Time at Clay Landing Days at Manatee Springs State Park

Learning settler ways at Clay Landing. Seminole sleeping quarters. Visitors to Manatee Springs State Park’s Clay Landing Rangers say Hardee’s property was probably in the northern from the rabbit’s shaggy coat and manipulates the spinning Days on Nov. 23 and 24 can go back in time to an era when part of the park. wheel with her foot. televisions and cell phones and indoor plumbing would Th e state acquired the land for Manatee Springs State Park Next door, craftsman demonstrates his skills as a “white not come into being for more than a century. A time when in 1949. cooper,” a person who fashioned water buckets, churns and pioneer families living near the Suwannee River at Clay According to rangers, the land has a fascinating history other household items from precision-crafted wood, ringed Landing made do with what they could produce from the that they are trying to bring back to visitors there when with wide iron bands. Th e white coopers often traveled and land. everything on the land was used. would build their household items in exchange for a meal and Th e park provides guided tours through the forested areas. Visitors can load up onto a covered wagon or take a hay six pieces of wood they could use for next wood product. Visitors are introduced to settlers living beneath a tent in ride for the tours. Visitors are also introduced to a pioneer Th e early settlers used these wooden vessels in their the woods or a Seminole warrior and his family living in a family that creates a camp fi re with no matches. Th ey cook kitchens to hold fl our or water or to churn butter. Th e coopers chickee, a dwelling made of logs and covered with tightly- tasty biscuits and distribute them to visitors. Volunteers used no glue or nails to build their wood household products. thatched palm fronds for a roof. act out the parts and introduce visitors to a Seminole So take a trip back in time. Th e name of the event comes from the old Clay Landing encampment where Seminole ladies rest comfortably in 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. settlement that dates back to the 1840s. A sign along one the chickee hut on a raised sleeping platform. A group of Fri., Nov. 23 and Sat., Nov. 24, 2012 of the trails in Manatee Springs State Park notes that Isaac Seminoles cook a pig out back. Manatee Springs State Park Hardee owned a portion of the land that later became park At trail’s end, visitors can observe a settler spin yarn from 11650 NW 115th Street property. He bought the property in 1860 for $1.25 per acre. a living angora rabbit as she plucks small bits of angora wool Chiefl and, Florida Army Pfc. The Great Suwannee River Cleanup – Jonathan Levy County Schneider Sat. Dec. 1st from 10 AM to 1 PM Spearheaded by the Current Problems Organization, the Great Suwannee River Graduates Basic Cleanup is off and running! On Sat. Dec. 1st, starting at 10:00 AM from three locations, Training Camp Azalea/Yellow Jacket, Fowler’s Bluff and the Town of Suwannee, the Friends and Army Pfc. Jonathan Schneider has graduated from staff of the Lower Suwannee National Wildlife basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C. Refuge, with the help of other organizations, During the nine weeks of training, the soldier will complete the River Cleanup. Mark your studied the Army mission, history, tradition and core calendar and spread the word to anyone who values, physical fi tness, and received instruction and would like to join the cleanup. practice in basic combat skills, military weapons, Th ere are jobs for folks to work on land at the chemical warfare and bayonet training, drill and staging areas to pass out materials and to weigh ceremony, marching, rifl e marksmanship, armed and trash collected. Folks will be ferried to diff erent unarmed combat, map reading, fi eld tactics, military spots along the river to collect trash. If you do courtesy, military justice system, basic fi rst aid, foot have a boat whether large or small that you can marches, and fi eld training exercises. bring, let us know. Schneider is the son of Joan May of Southeast State To participate, please contact Ranger Pam Road 121, Morriston, Florida. Darty 352-493-0238 ex. 223. For planning, we He is a 2003 graduate of Arlington High School, need a rough count of who will participate. Th e LaGrangeville, N.Y. He earned an associate degree in Friends Group will provide water and snacks. 2010 from Santa Fe College, Gainesville. Last year’s eff ort was not only a fun day but a very successful day.

www.levyjournalonline.com 2B The Levy County Journal Your Locally-Owned County Paper of Record since 1923 November 15, 2012 Levy County Community Calendar BRONSON GAINESVILLE mixing it up with diff erent DVDs at Zumba on Tues. and Levy County Health Dept. New Dental Clinic Healthy Start of N Central Fla. Meeting Dec. 13 Th urs. mornings at 9 AM. No charge for classes, but we are asking for donations to cover the overhead. Opens Nov. 15 Th e Healthy Start of North Central Florida Coalition will Bingo and the Chuck Wagon Café - Stop by the Levy County Health Department is hosting a Grand be holding their quarterly Board Meeting on Th urs. Dec. 13 Yankeetown-Inglis Woman’s Club Th urs. evenings from 5:30- Opening of the new dental clinic on Th urs. Nov. 15 from from 12:00 PM until 4:00 PM at the WellFlorida council in 7:00 PM and check out what’s for dinner...eat in or take-out. 3 PM to 6 PM at the department located at 66 West Main the large conference room at 1785 NW 80 Blvd in Gainesville Th e ladies will be serving up sandwiches, salads, desserts, Street in Bronson. Come and tour the new dental facility and 32606 For more info contact: Heather Hollingsworth at hotdogs, sausages and hamburgers. Enjoy a diff erent special meet the staff . For more information call: (352) 486-5300. 352/313-6500 ext 119. each week. Tues. thru Sat. 10 AM -2 PM. and Th urs. 5 PM Bronson Town Council Meeting Nov. 19 NEWBERRY -7 PM before Bingo.... Th en stay and play Bingo. Cards and Th e next meeting of the Bronson Town Council will be specials are $1 each and you can play all games for as little as $6. on Mon. Nov. 19 at 7 p.m. at the Dogan S. Cobb Municipal Newberry Garden Club School Scholarship Check our website: www.yiwomansclub.com, follow us on Building. City Hall – 352/486-2354. Fundraiser Nov. 17 Facebook or call 352/447-2057 for information. Newberry Garden Club’s Soup and Dessert Fundraiser will Quit Smoking Now Classes Thru Dec. 18 A reminder that the Second to None Th rift Shoppe at the be held on Sat., Nov. 17 from 6 to 8 PM at the First United Yankeetown-Inglis Woman’s Club will be closed the week of Do you smoke, dip or spit and want to quit? First Baptist Methodist Church, 24845 West Newberry Rd, Newberry, FL Church of Bronson, 460 S. Court Street in Bronson is hosting Th anksgiving and will reopen Tuesday, Nov. 27th. Stop by the (right next to Hardee’s) All proceeds support the Newberry shop at 5 56th St, Tuesday thru Saturday from 10 AM-2 PM the Quit Smoking Now classes 6 to 7:30 PM on Tues., Nov. 6 High School Scholarship Program. where they’re off ering 50% off select items for the month of thru Dec. 18, 2012. FREE GROUP SESSIONS with Free Donation $8.00 per person, $15.00 per couple. November. Th e shop is stocked solely by donations from the Nicotine Patches, Gum or Lozenges provided. Th is program CEDAR KEY community and beyond with new merchandise arriving daily. is sponsored by the Suwannee River Area Health Education Pulled Pork Dinner Cedar Key Arts Center December 2012 Center and the Florida Department of Health. To register Th e Woman’s Club serves up the best pulled pork dinner in call Juanita toll free 1-866-341-2730. Workshops the county, Fri. Nov. 16 from 5 PM-8 PM Eat-In or Take- Bronson FFA Alumni Selling Christmas Trees Every Wednesday-Boat Builders, 9 a.m., earldorothy@ Out, just make sure you don’t miss this annual event. If you Th e Bronson FFA Alumni Organization will be selling bellsouth.net can’t make it Fri. join us Sat. Nov. 17, 11 AM-2 PM for lunch Christmas Trees again this Holiday season at the red light Gallery Openings: Until Nov. 25, daily from 10 AM to 5 before or after you take in the Yankeetown Seafood Festival in Bronson. Th e Frazer fi r trees will range in size from 6 feet PM is Seeing Christie’s Mission a showcase of local artists on Riverside Drive. and beyond. On Dec. 1 from 4 to 6 p.m. enjoy the artists to 8 feet tall. Most trees will be $35 with the trees nearing Yankeetown Town Meetings – Reg. Dec. 3 8 feet being sold for $40. All proceeds go to the Bronson from Florida’s Eden. Dec. 3 Glass Fusing Fun with Bev Ringenberg: 10 to Th e November Special Council meeting is Nov. 19 at 7 PM. FFA Alumni Organization to be used for scholarships for Th e next Regular Council meeting is Dec. 3 at 7 PM and the FFA students. To pre-order a tree, contact Amanda Huber 12:30 for new students; 1:30 to 3 PM for previous glass fusing students. Limit 8 per group. Cost $25 for new students; Planning and Zoning meeting is Dec. 4 at 6:30 PM. Th e at [email protected] or 486-5032; Jennifer Bray at brayj@levy. $20 for previous. Deadline to enroll Dec. 1. Contact: next Special Council meeting will be on Dec. 17 at 7 PM. k12.fl .us; or Jeannie Norris at [email protected].fl .us. [email protected] or (352) 543-0362. City Hall is at 6241 Harmony Lane, 352/447-2511 Pre-ordered trees need to be picked up and paid for by Nov. Dec. 5 Recycle a T-shirt into Cotton Necklace/Scarf Inglis Council Meeting Dec. 11 27, 2012, as these buyers will have fi rst priority to the trees. with Sandra Buckingham: 1 to 4 PM. No sewing required. Th e Town of Inglis’ next regular Commission meeting will After that time, all trees will be on sale at the red light in Bring cutting mat, rotary cutter and metal edged ruler, if be on Dec. 11 at 6 PM in the Commission Room. City Hall, Bronson. Tree sales will be during daylight hours until all you have them. Cost: $5.50 members; $10.50 non-members. 135 Hwy. 40 West, Inglis – 352/447-2203. Meetings are held trees are sold. Get your trees early. Th ese are very nice trees Enrollment deadline Dec. 1. Contact: [email protected] or the second Tuesday of each month. and are far less expensive than lots plus you will be helping (352) 543-0191. the FFA students at Bronson Middle High School. Dec. 10 Holiday Mini Projects Party: 1 to 5 PM. Create WILLISTON Levy County Republican Executive Committee several small projects to decorate or give during the holiday Williston City Council Meeting Nov. 20 Th e Levy County Republican Executive Committee meets season including wire-wrapped glass tree ornament, pine Th e Williston City Council meets at City Hall on the fi rst at 7 PM at the Bronson Restaurant in Bronson, Florida on cone deer, bamboo or candy cane earrings. No experience Tuesday after the fi rst Monday of each month and again the 3rd Monday of the month. Come at 6:30 and get a meal necessary. Cost: $15. Deadline Dec. 5. Contact: Donna in two weeks on Tuesday after the fi rst one at 7 p.m. in the Dutch Treat and mingle. www.levyrepublicans.com Bushnell, [email protected] or (352) 493-1807. Williston City Council Room. Th e next Council meeting Dec. 11, 12, 13 (14 maybe) Plein Air Painting from the is Nov. 20. City Hall is at 50 NW Main Street, Williston, OTTER CREEK Ground Up: Ray Hassard, 9 AM to 3 PM. Go paint outside, 352/528-3060. Otter Creek Council Meeting Nov. 19 illustrate fi ve important aspects of plein air painting. Produce Levy County Autism Support Group Nov. 27 Th e Otter Creek Town Council will conduct their regular one painting a day, lots of personal attention. Cost: $165 Autism 4 Parents & Understanding U are hosting monthly meeting on Mon. Nov. 19 at 7 p.m. at the Town Hall. plus optional 4th day at $35 for members; $170 + $40 non- meetings on the last Tuesday of every month at 6:30 p.m. members. Limited to 12 students. Contact: ray@rayhassard. at 40 NW 1st Street in Williston. For more information: com or (513) 941-1116. 352/529-1010. Dec. 16 – 22: Open Studio. Each month a new topic is introduced and valuable Levy County Saltwater and Freshwater Tides Cedar Key City Council resources are shared. Our online web site for information is: Meeting Nov. 20 www.autism4parents.org/ DAY HIGH TIDE HEIGHT SUNRISE MOON % MOON Th e Cedar Key City Council /LOW TIME /FEET SUNSET TIME VISIBLE RAINBOW SPRINGS Cedar Key meets every third Tues. at 7 p.m. at the Cedar Key City Rainbow Springs State Park Autumn Events Th 15 High 1:27 AM 4.3 6:56 AM Rise 8:45 AM 1 Fine Art Show and Sale Local artists will be in all the 15 Low 8:46 AM -1 5:37 PM Set 7:33 PM Hall with the next meeting 15 High 3:22 PM 3.3 on Nov. 20. Th e Cedar Key pavilions at Rainbow Springs State Park on Nov. 17 and 15 Low 8:39 PM 1.4 Community Redevelopment 18 for their Fall Show and Sale from 10 AM. until 4 PM. F 16 High 2:12 AM 4.3 6:57 AM Rise 9:47 AM 5 Agency (CRA) meets the fi rst Each year local artists display their creations overlooking 16 Low 9:34 AM -0.8 5:37 PM Set 8:38 PM Tues. of each month at 6 p.m. the beautiful Rainbow Springs. Show will include framed 16 High 4:11 PM 3.2 with the next meeting being on oils, watercolors, and acrylics, browse boxes with originals 16 Low 9:26 PM 1.4 Dec. 4 at City Hall. City Hall and prints, beautiful jewelry, and smaller items. A portion of Sa 17 High 3:01 AM 4.1 6:58 AM Rise 10:41 AM 12 is located at 490 2nd Street – each sale is donated to help the Friends of Rainbow Springs 17 Low 10:23 AM -0.6 5:37 PM Set 9:44 PM 352/543-5132. State Park in their support of the park. Admission is $2.00; 17 High 5:01 PM 3 YANKEETOWN-INGLIS children 5 and under are free. For information call 352/465- 17 Low 10:17 PM 1.4 8555. Su 18 High 3:54 AM 3.9 6:59 AM Rise 11:29 AM 21 Yankeetown-Inglis 18 Low 11:13 AM -0.2 5:36 PM Set 10:48 PM Woman’s Club CITRUS COUNTY 18 High 5:51 PM 2.9 18 Low 11:14 PM 1.4 All women in the AARP Driver Safety Classes Veteran Special M 19 High 4:54 AM 3.5 6:59 AM Rise 12:12 PM 31 Yankeetown-Inglis area are From Nov. 1 – 30 all active duty, retired, guard or reserve 19 Low 12:05 PM 0.2 5:36 PM Set 11:49 PM invited to join us on the fi rst military personnel and their dependents may take the AARP 19 High 6:44 PM 2.9 Wednesday of every month at Driver Safety classroom course for free or the online course Tu 20 Low 12:21 AM 1.3 7:00 AM Rise 12:50 PM 42 12 noon for social mingling, for 50% off . 20 High 6:06 AM 3.1 5:36 PM with the meeting starting at For November, the fee is waived for the above listed 20 Low 1:01 PM 0.6 12:30 PM. applicants. Call the listed instructor below to register. 20 High 7:37 PM 3 We have Yoga on Mon. Nov, 26/27, 9 AM -12 PM, 7th Day Adventist Church, W 21 Low 1:36 AM 1.1 7:01 AM Set 12:48 AM 52 mornings 8:30-10 AM. We’re 21 High 7:30 AM 2.9 5:35 PM Rise 1:25 PM continued on page 3B 21 Low 2:02 PM 0.9 21 High 8:29 PM 3.1 Suwannee River Entrance Weather Forecast Th 15 High 1:33 AM 3.8 6:57 AM Rise 8:46 AM 1 15 Low 9:04 AM -0.9 5:38 PM Set 7:33 PM 15 High 3:28 PM 2.9 15 Low 8:57 PM 1.3 F 16 High 2:18 AM 3.8 6:58 AM Rise 9:47 AM 5 16 Low 9:52 AM -0.8 5:37 PM Set 8:38 PM 16 High 4:17 PM 2.8 16 Low 9:44 PM 1.3 http://www.accuweather.com/en/us/bronson-fl /32621/daily-weather-forecast/332291 Sa 17 High 3:07 AM 3.6 6:59 AM Rise 10:42 AM 12 17 Low 10:41 AM -0.6 5:37 PM Set 9:44 PM 17 High 5:07 PM 2.6 North Florida Livestock Market 17 Low 10:35 PM 1.3 Su 18 High 4:00 AM 3.4 6:59 AM Rise 11:30 AM 21 Wednesday November 7, 2012 18 Low 11:31 AM -0.2 5:36 PM Set 10:48 PM STEERS: LOW HIGH AVG LAST WEEK 18 High 5:57 PM 2.6 Slaughter cattle were 150-199 135.00 250.00 188.65 195.69 slightly cheaper compared 18 Low 11:32 PM 1.3 200-249 118.00 212.50 176.59 202.79 M 19 High 5:00 AM 3.1 7:00 AM Rise 12:12 PM 31 to last week.Yearlings were 19 Low 12:23 PM 0.2 5:36 PM Set 11:49 PM 250-299 120.00 217.50 184.40 189.58 steady to 2.00 cheaper. 19 High 6:50 PM 2.6 300-349 120.00 207.50 171.71 174.68 Jesse Lee of Live Oak Tu 20 Low 12:39 AM 1.2 7:01 AM Rise 12:50 PM 42 350-399 118.00 180.00 152.31 151.19 topped the slaughter bull 20 High 6:12 AM 2.7 5:36 PM 400-449 118.00 174.00 147.43 147.08 market with $100 bought 20 Low 1:19 PM 0.6 450-499 122.00 166.00 138.02 140.72 by Brown Packing Co. 20 High 7:43 PM 2.6 500-549 118.00 138.00 128.71 135.00 W 21 Low 1:54 AM 1 7:02 AM Set 12:48 AM 52 Clint Robinson of Alachua 21 High 7:36 AM 2.6 5:35 PM Rise 1:26 PM 550-599 120.00 129.00 123.67 122.33 and Live Oak Stud Farm 21 Low 2:20 PM 0.9 600-700 118.00 120.00 119.00 123.00 of Ocala, FL topped the 21 High 8:35 PM 2.7 slaughter cow market at $90 Withlacoochee River Entrance HEIFERS: bought by Brown Pakcing Th 15 High 1:34 AM 3.9 6:55 AM Rise 8:44 AM 1 150-199 122.50 240.00 162.56 178.38 15 Low 9:41 AM -0.9 5:37 PM Set 7:32 PM and Central Beef respectively. 200-249 120.00 175.00 150.32 178.38 Toby Weeks of Trenton, 15 High 3:29 PM 3 250-299 120.00 172.00 150.91 152.60 15 Low 9:34 PM 1.3 FL topped the replacement F 16 High 2:19 AM 3.9 6:56 AM Rise 9:45 AM 5 300-349 120.00 172.50 149.18 146.52 cow market with $110 bought 16 Low 10:29 AM -0.8 5:36 PM Set 8:37 PM 350-399 120.00 156.00 131.56 145.80 by Jack Burney.Adrian 16 High 4:18 PM 2.9 400-449 118.00 142.00 128.78 138.83 Hammond of Orlando, FL 16 Low 10:21 PM 1.3 450-499 118.00 131.00 124.38 126.00 Sa 17 High 3:08 AM 3.7 6:57 AM Rise 10:40 AM 12 topped the replacement bull 500-549 117.00 134.00 123.22 125.11 market with $114 bought 17 Low 11:18 AM -0.6 5:36 PM Set 9:43 PM 17 High 5:08 PM 2.7 by John Claxton. Arthur 17 Low 11:12 PM 1.3 COWS: Pedreiro of Bell, FL sold the Su 18 High 4:01 AM 3.5 6:57 AM Rise 11:28 AM 21 600-799 60.00 110.00 79.62 71.92 high pair at $ 1070 bought by 18 Low 12:08 PM -0.2 5:35 PM Set 10:47 PM 800-999 56.00 102.00 74.74 84.64 M&M Cattle and the high 18 High 5:58 PM 2.6 1000-1199 62.00 110.00 79.27 82.10 price yearling went to Rush M 19 Low 12:09 AM 1.3 6:58 AM Rise 12:10 PM 31 1200-1399 68.00 85.00 76.67 79.21 Creek Ranch at $250 sold 19 High 5:01 AM 3.2 5:35 PM Set 11:48 PM 1400-1599 70.00 83.50 76.67 79.71 19 Low 1:00 PM 0.2 by Buddy Rozier of Glen St. 19 High 6:51 PM 2.6 Mary, FL. Tu 20 Low 1:16 AM 1.2 6:59 AM Rise 12:49 PM 42 BULLS: Check us out on the web at: 20 High 6:13 AM 2.8 5:35 PM 1000-1500 83.50 92.50 88.50 90.63 www.northfl oridalivestock. 20 Low 1:56 PM 0.6 1500-UP 90.50 97.00 93.75 96.75 com for our market report, 20 High 7:44 PM 2.7 W 21 Low 2:31 AM 1 7:00 AM Set 12:47 AM 52 news and upcoming events or PAIRS: drop us a line at nfl [email protected] 21 High 7:37 AM 2.6 5:34 PM Rise 1:24 PM 580.00 1070.00 864.38 1031.67 21 Low 2:57 PM 0.9 Evie 21 High 8:36 PM 2.8 TOTAL: 818 www.levyjournalonline.com November 15, 2012 Your Locally-Owned County Paper of Record since 1923 The Levy County Journal 3B Around the Nature Coast SRWMD Governing Board Meetings & crafts vendors, bake sale, baking contest, a turkey shoot Gilchrist County Schools. Each candidate was given an Nov. 15 & 16 and entertainment. Also a yard sale at Station 31. For more opportunity to express their vision for the county they will On Th urs., Nov. 15, the Suwannee River Water information call 352/466-3353 and leave a message or email: represent if elected. Management District’s Governing Board will meet at 9 a.m. crosscreekfi [email protected] Download a booth application Other visitors were Carol Stevens and Marilyn Barnes from at the Perry Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 601 Everett at: www.crosscreekfestival.com if you would like to be a FREA, District IV, who informed the group about activities, Way, Perry, FL 32348. Th e meeting is to consider District vendor. Help us put out local fi res. products, trips and membership. Both urged all persons to get business and conduct public hearings on regulatory, real Medicare Part C (Health) and Part D (Drug) out and vote in the upcoming election. estate and other various matters. Th e governing board will Plan 2012 Annual Enrollment Period for 2013 - After a few brief committee reports, the meeting was participate in a tour of Buckeye following the meeting. Mon., Oct 15 – Fri., Dec 7, 2012 adjourned until Nov. 19 when the group will meet at Beef ‘O’ On Fri., Nov. 16, the Governing Board will meet at 8:30 SHINE, a volunteer program with the FL Dept of Elder Brady’s in Chiefl and. Th e December meeting is tentatively a.m. at Fiddler’s Restaurant, 1306 SE Riverside Drive, Aff airs, is here to assist you in making the best informed scheduled for the Ivy House Restaurant in Williston. Delia Steinhatchee, FL 32359 for a District Programs Workshop. decision for your 2013 Medicare Part D Drug Plan or M. Long, LGREA Reporter All meetings, workshops and hearings are open to the Medicare Advantage Plan. Each site will have a short Levy County BoCC Nov. 20 public. presentation followed by individual counseling. SHINE Th e Levy County Board of County Commissioners will Levy County Disadvantaged Local provides free, unbiased, and confi dential counseling. meet on Tues. Nov. 20 at 9 AM in the Coordinating Board Meeting Nov. 15 Low Income Medicare benefi ciaries should ask about Extra meeting room in the courthouse located at 355 S. Court Th e Levy County Transportation Disadvantaged Local Help (LIS) to help pay for your 2013 Medicare Prescription Street in Bronson. Coordinating Board announces its next meeting will be on Drug Plan costs. Clay Landing Days at Manatee Springs Th urs., Nov. 15 at 10:00 a.m. Th e meeting will be held at Bring your Medicare Card, your 2012 Plan card (if any), Nov. 23 - 24 the Levy County Courthouse in the County Commissioners’ and all your Prescription drug bottles or a 90 day listing of Clay Landing Days celebrates the living history of Manatee Board Room, located at 355 S. Court Street, Bronson, your prescriptions from your pharmacy. Springs, a fi rst magnitude spring, this year on Fri. Nov. 23 Florida 32621. Th e board meeting is open to the public. In Please call 1-800-262-2243 for a site near you or to be and Sat. Nov. 24 from 10 AM to 4 PM hosted by the Florida addition, a CTC Evaluation Committee meeting will take referred to a SHINE volunteer. Dept. of Environmental Protection’s Manatee Springs Park place immediately following the conclusion of the Local Levy County along with the Friends of Manatee Springs (the park’s citizen Coordinating Board meeting. For further information please Bronson support organization). Manatee Springs State Park is located contact Lauren Yeatter, Withlacoochee Regional Planning Wed. Dec. 5 1:30-4:00 PM Bronson Public Library at 11650 NW 115th Street in Chiefl and. Council, 1241 S.W. 10th Street, Ocala, FL, 352/732/1315 Chiefl and Clay Landing Days will feature rides through the north ext. 225 or [email protected]. Wed, Nov. 21 1:30-4:30 PM Chiefl and Senior Center trail system where visitors will experience the lifestyle of early Grand Opening of CF Welding Facility Nov. 15 Tues, Dec. 4 1:30-4:30 PM Chiefl and Senior Center settlers and Seminole Indians. One of the rides is accessible to Th e College of Central Florida will hold a grand opening Williston persons with disabilities with little or no assistance, including for its Welding Technology Center at the CF Jack Wilkinson Wed, Dec. 5 9:00-Noon Williston Public Library wheelchairs. Th is fun ride and journey into the past will Levy Campus with Sen. Charlie Dean as guest speaker. Th e Yankeetown bear witness to survival skills used by Native Americans and grand opening is Th urs., Nov. 15, from 4 to 5 p.m., 7631 Sat/Sun, Nov. 17/18 All Day Yankeetown Seafood Festival pioneers alike to learn how they lived, what clothing they N.W. 151st Lane, Chiefl and. Wed, Dec. 12th 10 -Noon AF Knotts Library wore and how food was prepared over campfi res. If you master Th e new location provides facilities to increase CF’s (Yankeetown) communication with them, you may even get to sample tasty enrollment from 15 part-time students to a maximum of 45 Gilchrist County morsels. On Saturday there will be a music performance full-time students per semester. Currently, 12 are enrolled Bell done by local Suwannee Cracker, Bill Roberson. full-time in day classes and 15 are enrolled full-time in Wed, Nov. 21 10:00-Noon Bell Community Center Clay Landing Days activities are free with a paid park evening classes. Trenton admission of $6 per carload of up to eight people. Breakfast RSVP for the grand opening to Rebecca Busby, busbyr@ Wed, Nov. 28 9:00-Noon Trenton Public Library will be available to park visitors for a $3.00 donation per cf.edu or 352-493-9533. Wed, Dec 12 9:00-Noon Trenton Public Library person. For more information please call the park at 352/493- Dixie County Fla. Long-term Care Ombudsman Meeting 6072 or visit www.FloridaStateParks.org. Cross City Nov. 15 Levy County Tourist Dev. Council Meeting Wed, Nov. 28 1:30-5:00 PM Cross City Public Library Nov. 29 Florida’s Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program needs Wed, Dec 12 1:30-4:00 PM Cross City Public Library volunteers to join its corps of dedicated advocates who protect Th e Levy County Tourist Development Council will have the rights of elders residing in nursing homes, assisted living Family Movie at the Library Starts Nov. 19 its bi-monthly meeting Th urs., Nov. 29 at 6 PM at Levy facilities and adult family care homes. Fun family movie at the library events are free and everyone County Visitors Bureau, 620 N. Hathaway Ave., Bronson. All interested individuals who care about protecting the young and old is invited to attend. Mark your calendars for Th e meeting is open to the public. health, safety, welfare and rights of long-term care facility the 2012 Disney movie Brave. WRPC Board of Directors Annual Meeting residents -- who often have no one else to advocate for them “Determined to make her own path in life, Princess Merida Dec. 13 defi es a custom that brings chaos to her kingdom. Granted -- are encouraged to call toll-free (888) 831-0404 or visit the Th e WRPC Board of Directors Annual Meeting is one wish, Merida must rely on her bravery and her archery program’s Web site at http://ombudsman.myfl orida.com. scheduled for Th urs., Dec. 13. skills to undo a beastly curse.” Th is movie is rated PG and Th e local council will meet on Nov. 15 at 12:30 p.m. at - Th e Nominating Committee will meet at 5:30 p.m., prior to has a running time of 100 minutes. Please contact your local Haven Hospice of North Central Florida, 4200 NW 90th - Open House at 6:00 p.m., and the librarian for more information. Boulevard in Gainesville to discuss the program’s current - Annual Meeting at 7:00 p.m. Bronson Public Library Mon., Nov. 19, 2012 at 5 PM. activities and give the public a chance to provide comments Th e meeting will be held at the Withlacoochee Regional Williston Public Library Th urs., Nov. 29, 2012 at 5 PM. about long-term care facility issues. A short video introducing Planning Council offi ce, located at 1241 S. W. 10th Street, Luther Callaway Public Library (Chiefl and) Fri., Nov. 30, the program will play 15 minutes prior to the meeting. Ocala, FL 34471-0323. 2012 at 5 PM. Cross Creek Festival Nov. 17 Refreshments/Covered Dishes for the Open House are Th e Cross Creek Festival will be held on Sat. Nov. 17 from LGREA Meeting Nov. 19 to be provided by the WRPC Board Members. Board 9 AM to 4 PM at the Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Park on Twenty-one persons attended the Levy/Gilchrist Retired Members’ Spouse/Guest is invited to attend. Ms. Roberts S.C. Road 325 to benefi t the Cross Creek Volunteer Fire Educators Assoc. meeting at the Capital City Bank in will be contacting all WRPC Board Members to coordinate Department to purchase a water tanker for quickly dousing Chiefl and on Oct. 15. Th ese included Cindy Roach and their refreshment/covered dish contributions. local fi res. Th ere will be fun for the whole family with Robert O. Hastings, both candidates for Superintendent of All of these meetings are open to the public. breakfast (sausage pancake sandwich), Florida food, arts Levy County Schools, along with Christie McElroy and Robert Rankin who are candidates for Superintendent of

Community Calendar continued from page 2B 5863 W. Cardinal St., Homosassa, Fl., Call Arty Appelbaum Commerce at 352/493-1849 email to: chiefl andchamber@ community on Tuesday nights at 7 PM that are open to the CHIEFLAND bellsouth.net public. Post 91 Bingo Hall is smoke-free and no alcohol is Miss Christmas Pageant Dec. 1 served. Th e more players that show up, the bigger each pot is. CHS Student Government Food Drive and Pie Applications are now being accepted for the Chiefl and Revenue from Bingo allows Post 91 to provide programs to Auction Chamber Christmas Pageant. Th e pageant will be held Sat., help our veterans and the children of our community. Th e Chiefl and High School Student Government Dec. 1, 2012 at the Depot area in Chiefl and during the You may also call 1st Vice Commander Rod Lacey at Th anksgiving Food Drive has begun for the students but Christmas Festival Activities. Th e Pageant will be divided (352)221-2352 or visit us on the web at https://www.facebook. if local residents would like to contribute to helping local into six (6) divisions. Each division will have a winner, a 1st com/AmericanLegionJamersonSheffi eldPost91 . Chiefl and families this holiday take your non-perishables to runner up and a 2nd runner up. Th e runner-ups will receive the front offi ce at CHS by Nov. 16. a trophy in recognition of their achievement. Th e Queen will Also, the Pie Auction will be open for viewing Mon. Nov. receive a beautiful crown and Sachet. Each division will also 19 at 6 PM with Commissioner Cracker Johnson auctioning have a people’s choice Queen that will also receive a crown. them off at 6:30 PM in the CHS cafeteria. Don’t miss out on Age newborn – 1 year “Little Miss Jingle Bell” 2 years – 4 your pie. years “Little Miss Holly” Kindergarten – 2nd Grade “Little Chiefl and Chamber Board of Directors and Miss Snowfl ake” General Members Meeting Nov. 16 3rd Grade – 5th Grade “Little Miss Mistletoe” 6th Grade Our next meeting is on the schedule for Fri. Nov. 16, at – 8th Grade “Miss Teen Christmas” 9th Grade – 12th 12:00 Noon, in the Haven Hospice meeting room located at Grade “Miss Christmas”. Applications can be picked up at 311 NE 9th Street (off of Hwy 27). Lunch will be provided Chiefl and Elementary School, Chiefl and Middle School, at this meeting by Drummond Bank. All Chamber members Chiefl and High School, or the Chiefl and Chamber offi ce. 62&,$/:25.(5 are invited to share in our monthly meetings and have a free Application fee of $35.00 for early registration or $45.00 lunch sponsored by one of our local businesses. for late registration must accompany application. Fees may )8//7,0( Seating space is limited so please reserve your seat by be paid by a family member or business sponsor. Application &+,()/$1'2)),&( emailing us at the Chamber offi ce: chiefl andchamber@ Deadline is November 16. Late Applications will be accepted 5HVSRQVLEOHIRUPDLQWDLQLQJFRQWLQXLW\ bellsouth.net or by calling the Chamber offi ce 352/493-1849; with a $10.00 late Fee! Mailing address for Applications RIFDUHDQGVHUYLFHVWR+RVSLFH3DWLHQWV our voicemail is always there even if we are not. Th e Board of Please mail application along with your application fee Director’s will meet at 11:00 AM and the doors open for the to: Donna Brock 808 N. Main Street Chiefl and, FL WKURXJKWKHXVHRIDFRPSUHKHQVLYH3ODQRI reports and members’ segment at 12:00 Noon as usual. 32626. CASH ONLY after the November 16th deadline. &DUHHVWDEOLVKHGDWWKHWLPHRIDGPLVVLRQ Th urs. Nov. 15, 4 PM - Come join the Chamber for a Applications can also be delivered in person to Donna Brock DQGDVSHULRGLFDOO\XSGDWHG$OVR Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting at the new Welding at Chiefl and Middle School. UHVSRQVLEOHIRULQLWLDWLQJDQGPDLQWDLQLQJ Technology Center at the Jack Wilkinson Levy Campus, Friends of Luther Callaway Library Book Sale SURSHUGRFXPHQWDWLRQDQGLQWHUDFWLQJZLWK located at 7631 NW 151st Lane (off of Hwy 19) Chiefl and. Dec. 1 DQGVXSSRUWLQJWKHLQWHUGLVFLSOLQDU\WHDP Don’t forget to get your booth application in for the 2012 Th e Friends of the Luther Callaway Public Library in 5HTXLUHV%DFKHORU¶VGHJUHHLQ6RFLDO:RUN Christmas Festival, parade or beauty pageant. If you need an Chiefl and will be conducting a used book sale on Sat., Dec. application for any of these events please contact the Chamber RU6RFLDO6FLHQFH¿HOG0DVWHUV'HJUHH 1. Th ere will be hundreds of hardcover books, paperbacks, SUHIHUUHG([SHULHQFHLQ+RVSLFHRU+RPH offi ce. audio books, videos in VHS and DVD format, jigsaw puzzles Chiefl and City Commission Meeting on Nov. 26 and children’s books for sale at great prices. Th ere will be +HDOWKSUHIHUUHG Th e Chiefl and City Commission meets at City Hall on hardly anything costing over $1 and most for much less. Buy 7KLVIXOOWLPHSRVLWLRQRIIHUVH[FHOOHQWVDODU\ Mondays with the next meeting being Nov. 26 at 6 p.m. at City a reusable fabric tote bag for only $6 and take away as many EHQH¿WV Hall. Th e next regular meeting will be Dec. 10. City Hall is books as you can load into it. Book sale hours are 9 a.m. until located at 214 E. Park Avenue, Chiefl and, 352/493-6711. 4 p.m. Location: Th e white Octagon Building on NE 1st &+$3/$,1 Chiefl and Chamber Christmas Festival and Avenue visible from US 19 and next to the main fi re station. Parade–Dec. 1 Look for the signs and banners. For more information stop )8//7,0( Th e 2012 Chiefl and Christmas Festival & Parade will be by the Library or contact Friends president Tom Reitz at 493- &+,()/$1'2)),&( held Sat. Dec. 1st in downtown Chiefl and at the historic 1896, 949-5413 or [email protected] All proceeds go to 5HVSRQVLEOHIRUSURYLGLQJWKHGHOLYHU\RI train depot, Trailhead Park and the surrounding area on US support the Luther Callaway Public Library. VSLULWXDOFDUHFRXQVHOLQJDQGLQWHUYHQWLRQ Highway 19 South. Holiday Grief Workshops Dec. 4 & 11 IRU+RVSLFHSDWLHQWVDQGIDPLO\PHPEHUV Th e Festival will begin at 10 AM with arts, crafts, music Haven Hospice is hosting two Holiday Grief Workshops 0DVWHU¶VGHJUHHLQPLQLVWU\IURPDFROOHJH and activities for children. Th e lighted parade starts at 6 PM at the Tri-Counties Care Center, located on 311 NE 9th RUGLYLQLW\VFKRRO3UHYLRXV+RVSLFHRU followed by the evening celebration that includes the lighting St. in Chiefl and, for those who have lost a loved one and ceremony, caroling and visits with Santa. Walgreen’s will be are looking for support to cope during the holidays. Both +HDOWKFDUHH[SHULHQFHLVSUHIHUUHG7KLV providing a photographer for pictures to be taken with Santa workshops will be from 10-11:30 a.m. Th e fi rst workshop will IXOOWLPHSRVLWLRQRIIHUVH[FHOOHQWVDODU\  and Mrs. Claus with a price sheet for orders. be on Dec. 4 and the second one on Dec. 11. EHQH¿WV Local entertainment of church choirs, musicians and other entertainers are invited to perform. GILCHRIST COUNTY Attention all businesses, Food & beverage vendors, Arts American Legion Post 91 -REVXPPDU\DQGDSSOLFDWLRQ & Crafters and Non Profi t organizations - Booths available: Th e Post 91 monthly membership meeting activities for ZZZKRVSLFHRIFLWUXVFRXQW\RUJ non-profi t organizations $15.00; Informational booths Nov. 15 will start with a spaghetti dinner being served at +RVSLFHRI&LWUXV&RXQW\ $30.00; Food vendors $50.00 for businesses. Deadline for 5:30 p.m. Th e membership meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. 32%R[ applications to be submitted is Nov. 19, but remember booth As always, our post dinners are open to the public, takeout or %HYHUO\+LOOV)O availability is based on a fi rst come fi rst served basis. eat-in dinner for a $5.00 donation. All Legion members, their '):3(2( For information or registration forms for the festival or guests, and prospective members are welcome to attend. parade please call the Greater Chiefl and Area Chamber of Post 91 continues to host Bingo games to the tri-county www.levyjournalonline.com 4B The Levy County Journal Your Locally-Owned County Paper of Record since 1923 November 15, 2012 WWorshiporship DirectoryDirectory Ellzey United )$0,/<%,%/( Otter Creek &+$3(/ Baptist Church ³7KH/LWWOH&KXUFK Methodist Church Bro. Jason Jones, Pastor :LWK$%LJ*RG´ Services ... )RURYHU\HDUVFRQWLQXHVWR SUHVHQWWKHLQVSLUDWLRQDOZRUGV Sunday- Corner of 336 & Hwy 24 RI*RGIURPWKH%LEOH Sunday School 9:00 am Worship 10:00 am &RPHMRLQXVDW Worship Service ...... 11 a.m. Wednesday- 10DLQ6WUHHW&KLHÀDQG Dinner 5:30 pm Sunday School...... 10 a.m. 6XQGD\)DPLO\:RUVKLS6HUYLFH Awanas 6:00 pm DP Worship 7:00 pm Pastor Doug Fleming  171 SW 3rd Street - Otter Creek 'RQ/XQVIRUG3DVWRU 352-486-2112

First United Pine Grove Baptist Church 16655 N. W. CR-339 Methodist Church Trenton, Florida 32693 of Chiefland 352-463-2151 )LUVW%DSWLVW&KXUFKof Bronson www.pgbcfl.net “Serving God & Loving People” Dr. Greg Douglas, Senior Pastor Pastor Rickey Whitley, Assoc. Pastor/Youth Pastor Emanuel Harris, Education/Children Sunday: Tuesday: Pastor Jared Douglas, Collegiate/Missions Sunday School 9:15 am Sr. Adult Bible Study 10:00am Pastor Josh Ryals, Music DP Morning Worship 10:30 am Wednesday: Blended Worship ...... 8:00 a.m. 6XQGD\ Discipleship Hour 5:00 pm Sunday School ...... 9:15 a.m. 6FKRRO Church Supper 5:30pm Contemporary Worship ...... 10:30 a.m. Evening Worship 6:30 pm RA/GA Children’s Program 6:30pm Evening Worship ...... 6:00 p.m. DP Full Throttle Youth 6:30pm Wednesday Night Services: :RUVKLS Pastor Troy A. Turner Prayer Hour 6:30pm AWANA ...... 6:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting, Youth, College & Career ...... 7:00 p.m. 10DLQ6W‡ 451 S. Court Street - Bronson, FL 32621- 352.486.2282 ~ Nursery provided for all services ~

Manatee Springs Church of Christ $1RQ'HQRPLQDWLRQDO Come and Worship )DLWK&RPPXQLW\ Sunday Minister 8:45 am Sunday School 10 a.m...... Bible Study Gene Dumas 11 a.m...... Worship Period 9:45 am Sunday Morning Worship XUQLQJ3RLQW 5 p.m...... Worship Period 352-542-0657 or 7:00 pm Wednesday Bible Study - 352-493-7775 (except 3rd Wednesday) Wednesday ,12851(:)$&,/,7< 7 p.m...... Bible Study 11450 NW 76th Terr., Reverend Priscilla Scherrah, Pastor /($51,1*+285$0 Chiefland &5 'DLU\5RDG :256+,32$0 &KLOGUHQ¶V&KXUFK Our goal is to “Speak where the Bible speaks and be silent Bronson United Methodist Church :HGQHVGD\1LJKW where the Bible is silent.” We seek Bible authority for the Tel. 352-486-2281 235 Court Street 3$6725.(17=,00(50$11 /HDUQLQJ7LPHSP things that we believe and practice. Bronson, Florida &(// Church Calendar What’s in a Name? Finding

Bronson United Methodist Church Yourself in Him Events Th e Anzonetta Epperson Circle of the “What in the world,” I declared as I peered out the front blinds. “Tiny”. Yet oftentimes, names do Bronson United Methodist Church will be “Kailey, get out there and tell your brother to get in the house.” Th e matter, especially for those searching having their annual Christmas Bazaar on Fri., wind was whipping through our little cove, swift dark clouds had for their identity in this world. How Nov. 16 from 10 AM to 2 PM in the fellowship begun to sputter, and Joshua, my fi ve year old, was out meandering many people do your suppose have hall of the church. Th ere will be hand-crafted around the cove barefooted like the village idiot. I just shook my grown up identifying with, and items for sale and many home baked goods. head. limiting themselves to, the disparaging Th ere is always a good selection of cakes, pies, As Kailey loped down the front yard, I watched Joshua turn, lean names they were called as children? cookies and fudge. We will be off ering a ham defi antly into the wind, and set his jaw like fl int. “She won’t be able Maybe you’re one of them. and lima bean soup lunch with cornmeal muffi n, to turn him,” I thought. Sure enough, she spoke her piece, stomped If you’ve been called hurtful things, I encourage you to spend tea and dessert for just $6.00. Th ere will be angrily, and huff ed back up the yard to the house to tattle. It was a some quiet time with Jesus. Look deep into His eyes, and listen a beautiful hand-made quilt for the raffl e this well-traveled road. to what He calls you. Th ank goodness for Guidance Counselors, time! Come and start your Christmas shopping As Kailey began to dispose her sentiments regarding my role as Moms, Dads, Pastors and Prophets, but their lengthiest opinions parent she was soundly interrupted with a shrill squawking akin to and loudest commands could never undo a single word whispered early with us. We look forward to seeing you that of the dying squall of a Mexican Seagull. We exchanged looks. from the lips of the Lord- that is, if you will believe it. there! For more information please call Phyllis Th e sound was coming up the front steps. It was Joshua. “I didn’t do God has never been opposed to changing people’s names mid- Cowart at 352/486-2860. it…” Kailey declared just as Joshua fl ung open the door. However, he stream either- Abram to Abraham, Simon to Peter, Saul to Paul just Parson’s Memorial Church Yard Sale bopped in with a big smile on his face, although still whooping like to recall a few. He used these new titles to challenge these men to Nov. 17 a rabid crane. begin to see themselves diff erently. Th ese new names raised the bar Parsons Memorial Presbyterian Church, 5850 “What’s wrong with you boy,” I said, “Don’t you know we got of their expectations and gave each of them a glimpse into what God Riverside Dr. in Yankeetown is holding a Yard neighbors?” I reached to cover his mouth, but he wrestled free. saw regarding their character. It’s only in the Lord we fi nd our true Sale on Sat. Nov. 17 from 8 AM to 2 PM. Also “Daaaddy!” He cried, looking at me like I was the idiot. He shook identity anyhow. Did you know He already has a special new name included is a Bake sale and hotdogs for lunch. himself off , took a deep breath, and promptly went back to hollering. picked out for those who trust Him? (To him that overcometh will Lots of great deals: clean items and low prices. “Josh!” I lamented, “What are you doing!!!?” He leveled on me with I give to eat of the hidden manna, and will give him a white stone, If you have any items to contribute to the sale, a fi erce look of righteous indignation and said boldly, “I’m JOSHUA and in the stone a new name written, which no man knoweth saving please call 352/447-6004. You can drop them off daddy. I walked round dem big walls a Jerco. Now I’m shouting em’ he that receiveth it. Revelations 2:17 KJV) at the church from Nov 12 thru 15. down!” But anyway- Recently, after reading the Bible my girl Kailey Church 447-2506; Contact Person Lisa Brown I should’ve known. Since he’s been old enough to tote a trumpet decided she wants me to start calling her Esther. I don’t know about 352/489-3528. I’ve been tooting his horn and telling him about the Joshua of the that… but apparently she sees herself as a beautiful young godly Fish Dinner at Holy Family Catholic Bible, and he’s mighty eager to live up to his moniker. For example, Queen who the Lord has raised up to help save His people. Cool! Church Dec. 14 when we go on family walks he insists on being out front. Why? Th at’s exactly the way I see her. I know it’s the way her heavenly Dad Th e Fish Dinner, fried or baked, at Holy He’s Joshua, fearless leader of God’s people. He loves his name. I does. Family Catholic Church Parish Hall will be overheard him thanking God for it the other day. -Guy Sheffi eld on Friday Dec. 14 from 5 to 7 PM Adults $7, Many people don’t put much stock in the importance of names. www.butanyway.org smaller portion $6, children under 12 $4. I can understand. One of the biggest fellows I ever met was called Lite Lunch is free and will be on Wed. Dec. 19, from 12 to 1:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome to share a hot meal and fellowship. Obituaries Angel House Th rift Store is open Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. every HAROLD P. RICHBURG Possum was preceded in death by his wife Tammy Tryon. weekend. November 7, 1956 – November 5, 2012 His survivors include daughters: Jennifer (Jason) Larkin of We are located 3 miles N. of Williston on Harold P. Richburg of Chiefl and passed away at the age Morganton, Georgia, Julee (Jason) Pearson of Morganton, Hwy 27A. of 55 at his home on November 5, 2012. He was born on Georgia, Candace (Rusty) Bordine of Old Town and Tabatha November 7, 1956 to Paul and Alice Richburg in Gainesville. McCumber of Archer; sons, Chris Pegton of Lake City, He was raised in Cedar Key and moved to Chiefl and in 1976. Randy McCumber of Trenton and Lee McCumber of Archer; He was an electrician for Progress Energy. Harold was of the 12 grandchildren and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins and Baptist faith and a member of the Hardeetown Baptist Church friends. where he loved to sing in the choir. He was a member of the Funeral services were held Saturday, November 10, 2012 Recorded NRA, coached CAAA for 15 years and coached the women’s at 2:00 p.m. at the Rick Gooding Funeral Home Chapel softball team at the Hardeetown Baptist Church. He loved with Rev. Henry Fuentes offi ciating. Interment followed at Marriages NASCAR, hunting, fi shing, the beach and river. He was very Trenton Cemetery, Trenton, Florida. A visitation was held at outgoing, loved football and was a big Gator fan. the funeral home Friday, November 9, 2012 between the hours October 23, 2012 Mr.Richburg leaves behind his mother; Alice Richburg; his of 6 and 8 p.m. Christopher James Moscorelli, 9/13/74, to sons, Zeb (Charlene) and Jacob Richburg; his daughter, Cassie Arrangements were placed under the care of the Rick Maria Guadalupe Beck, 5/3/73, both of Richburg; his brother, Hubert Richburg (Ann); his sisters, Gooding Funeral Home, Cross City, Florida, 352-498-5400. Archer. Paulette Richburg Moore and Shirlene Campbell (Phillip); JEREMY L. CLEMONS Jonathan Patrick Gardner, 3/21/78, to Cortny and two grandchildren; Lance and Bethany Richburg. May 18, 1993 – November 7, 2012 Maire Duff , 6/14/78, both of Bronson. Th e family received visitors at the Hardeetown Baptist Jeremy L. Clemons of Trenton passed away at the age Church on November 8, 2012 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. of 19 on Wednesday, November 7, 2012. He was born October 26, 2012 when the services began. He was buried at the Cedar Key in Gainesville on May 18, 1993 to Ronnie and Drucilla Cemetery following the service. Th e service was offi ciated by Michael Joseph Roach, 3/26/62, of Clemons. He was a native of Chiefl and where he worked as a Pastor Travis Hudson and Pastor Tom Keisler. Th e committal farmer and was a member of Future Farmers of America. He Fernandina Beach to Kangee Renee service was offi ciated by Pastor Todd Pope. Graham, 12/4/66, of Winter Springs. graduated from Chiefl and in 2011. Jeremy was of the Baptist On line condolences can be made on the website www. faith and was a member of the Otter Creek Baptist Church. knauff funeralhomes.com October 29, 2012 He also belonged to HOSA and Fellowship of Christian Knauff Funeral home in Chiefl and was in charge of the Athletes. He enjoyed fi shing, hunting, riding dirt bikes and Jeff rey Louis Brannan, 10/25/90, to Julie Noel arrangements. anything outdoors including riding airboats. Fugate, 3/31/92, both of Williston. CHRIS GARY ‘POSSUM’ TRYON Jeremy leaves behind his parents, Jerome “Ronnie” and September 15, 1955 – November 6, 2012 Drucilla “Dru” Clemmons; his brothers: Jason Tillis, twin October 30, 2012 Chris Gary Tryon “Possum” of Trenton, brother, Josh Clemons, Joseph Alton Winter Crevasse, 3/4/29, of Signal Florida, passed away at the age of 57 on “Joe” Clemons, and Jake Clemons; his grandmother, Melba Mountain, Tennessee to Rona Watson Tuesday, November 6, 2012 at his hunting Tillis; his nephews, Kainen Clemons anbd Keaston Clemons; Cason, 4/8/31, of Cedar Key. camp in Dixie County. and a host of aunts, uncles and cousins. Born on September 15, 1955 to Eddie Th e family received visitors on Friday, November 9, 2012 October 31, 2012 and Fleeta Sanchez Tryon, Possum was a at Knauff Funeral Home in Chiefl and from 6 to 9 p.m. Th e Michael Earl Stephens, 12/20/83, to lifelong resident of Gilchrist County. He service was held at the First Baptist Church of Chiefl and on Saundra Lynn Stephens, 5/28/90, both of was a former heavy equipment operator Saturday, November 10, 2012 at 3:30 p.m. with Pastor Gordon Chiefl and. for Gilchrist County. He enjoyed hunting, fi shing and his Keller offi ciating. “children.” continued on page 7B www.levyjournalonline.com November 15, 2012 Your Locally-Owned County Paper of Record since 1923 The Levy County Journal 5B LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF APPLICATION BEGINNING. (LEGAL DE- Pub: Nov 15, 2012, Nov 22, LEGAL DESCRIPTION will be sold to the highest bidder in the Courthouse FOR TAX DEED SCRIPTION AS SHOWN IN 2012, Nov 29, 2012, Dec OF THE PROPERTY: LOT bidder in the Courthouse lobby on the 17th day of NOTICE IS HEREBY OR BOOK 119, PAGE 730) 06, 2012. 13, SUWANNEE HEIGHTS lobby on the 17th day of December, 2012, between GIVEN, that the holder(s) TOGETHER WITH A 1980 ------RE-PLAT, ACCORDING TO December, 2012, between the hours of 11:00 A.M. and of Certificate number 0494- MARION MOBILE HOME NOTICE OF APPLICATION THE PLAT THEREOF RE- the hours of 11:00 A.M. and 2:00. 06 of the sale of 2006 has BEARING ID# 103518 AND FOR TAX DEED CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7, 2:00. DATED this 8th DAY OF (have) filed said Certificate TITLE #94326595. NOTICE IS HEREBY PAGE 12 OF THE PUBLIC DATED this 8th DAY OF NOVEMBER 2012. for a Tax Deed to be issued NAME(S) IN WHICH AS- GIVEN, that the holder(s) RECORDS IN LEVY COUN- NOVEMBER 2012. DANNY J. SHIPP thereon. The name(s) of the SESSED: ELO G. ANDER- of Certificate number 3940- TY, FLORIDA. DANNY J. SHIPP CLERK OF CIRCUIT holder(s) of said Certificate, SON 09 of the sale of 2009 has NAME(S) IN WHICH AS- CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT the description of the prop- All of said property being (have) filed said Certificate SESSED: TODD A. SALIS- COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA erty, the name(s) in which it in the County of Levy, State for a Tax Deed to be issued BURY, DIANNE SALISBURY LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA Pub: Nov 15, 2012, Nov 22, is assessed are as follows: of Florida. thereon. The name(s) of the All of said property being Pub: Nov 15, 2012, Nov 22, 2012, Nov 29, 2012, Dec NAME(S) OF CERTIFI- Unless such Certificate holder(s) of said Certificate, in the County of Levy, State 2012, Nov 29, 2012, Dec 06, 2012. CATE HOLDER(S): MAC- shall be redeemed accord- the description of the prop- of Florida. 06, 2012. ------WCP II LLC ing to law, the property de- erty, the name(s) in which it Unless such Certificate ------IN THE CIRCUIT COURT LEGAL DESCRIPTION scribed in such Certificate is assessed are as follows: shall be redeemed accord- NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL OF THE PROPERTY: A will be sold to the highest NAME(S) OF CERTIFI- ing to law, the property de- FOR TAX DEED CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PARCEL OF LAND IN THE bidder in the Courthouse CATE HOLDER(S): THEO- scribed in such Certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY LEVY COUNTY FLORIDA SW1/4 OF SE1/4 OF SEC- lobby on the 17th day of DORE COUCH will be sold to the highest GIVEN, that the holder(s) CASE NO.: 38-2012-CA- TION 8, TOWNSHIP 12 December, 2012, between LEGAL DESCRIPTION bidder in the Courthouse of Certificate number 0154- 000548 SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST, the hours of 11:00 A.M. and OF THE PROPERTY: LOT lobby on the 17th day of 10 of the sale of 2010 has SEC.: LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA 2:00. 11, BLOCK 20, OCALA December, 2012, between (have) filed said Certificate BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. BEING AS PORTION OF DATED this 8th DAY OF HIGHLANDS WEST, AC- the hours of 11:00 A.M. and for a Tax Deed to be issued Plaintiff; THAT PROPERTY DE- NOVEMBER 2012. CORDING TO THE PLAT 2:00. thereon. The name(s) of the v. SCRIBED IN OFFICIAL RE- DANNY J. SHIPP THEREOF, AS RECORDED DATED this 8th DAY OF holder(s) of said Certificate, WILLIAM CHANCEY, ET AL CORDS BOOK 588, PAGE CLERK OF CIRCUIT IN PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE NOVEMBER 2012. the description of the prop- Defendant(s). 409, PUBLIC RECORDS OF COURT 16, 16A-16D, OF THE PUB- DANNY J. SHIPP erty, the name(s) in which it NOTICE OF ACTION FOR LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA LIC RECORDS OF LEVY CLERK OF CIRCUIT is assessed are as follows: FORECLOSURE AND BEING MORE PAR- Pub: Nov 15, 2012, Nov 22, COUNTY, FLORIDA. COURT NAME(S) OF CERTIFI- PROCEEDING-PROPERTY TICULARLY DESCRIBED 2012, Nov 29, 2012, Dec NAME(S) IN WHICH AS- LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA CATE HOLDER(S): PPTS TO: AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING 06, 2012. SESSED: CARVIOUS ROB- Pub: Nov 15, 2012, Nov 22, 500 LLC JENNIFER CHANCEY, AT THE SW CORNER OF ------INSON 2012, Nov 29, 2012, Dec LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF ADDRESS UNKNOWN SAID SW1/4 OF SE1/4 OF NOTICE OF APPLICATION All of said property being in 06, 2012. THE PROPERTY: A PARCEL BUT WHOSE LAST SECTION 8, TOWNSHIP 12 FOR TAX DEED the County of Levy, State of ------OF LAND AS DESCRIBED KNOWN ADDRESS IS: SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST; NOTICE IS HEREBY Florida. NOTICE OF APPLICATION IN DEED BOOK 76, PAGE 6551 NORTHEAST 150TH THENCE N 00 DEGREES GIVEN, that the holder(s) Unless such Certificate FOR TAX DEED 613; LESS AND EXCEPT: AVE. 12’ 07” W, ALONG THE of Certificate number 2003- shall be redeemed accord- NOTICE IS HEREBY DEED BOOK 89, PAGE 379, WILLISTON, FL 32696 WEST LINE OF SAID SW1/4 09 of the sale of 2009 has ing to law, the property de- GIVEN, that the holder(s) OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK WILLIAM CHANCEY, OF SE1/4 OF SECTION (have) filed said Certificate scribed in such Certificate of Certificate number 5109- 367, PAGE 275, OFFICIAL ADDRESS UNKNOWN 8, 389.33 FEET; THENCE for a Tax Deed to be issued will be sold to the highest 09 of the sale of 2009 has RECORD BOOK 367, PAGE BUT WHOSE LAST N 87 DEGREES 49’ 55” E, thereon. The name(s) of the bidder in the Courthouse (have) filed said Certificate 280, OFFICIAL RECORD KNOWN ADDRESS IS: ALONG A LINE PARALLEL holder(s) of said Certificate, lobby on the 17th day of for a Tax Deed to be issued BOOK 367, PAGE 283 AND 6551 NORTHEAST 150TH WITH THE SOUTH LINE the description of the prop- December, 2012, between thereon. The name(s) of the ROAD RIGHT OF WAY AS AVE. OF SAID SW1/4 OF SE1/4 erty, the name(s) in which it the hours of 11:00 A.M. and holder(s) of said Certificate, SHOWN ON THE STATE WILLISTON, FL 32696 OF SECTION 8, 188.56 is assessed are as follows: 2:00. the description of the prop- OF FLORIDA DEPART- Residence unknown, if liv- FEET; THENCE S 00 DE- NAME(S) OF CERTIFI- DATED this 8th DAY OF erty, the name(s) in which it MENT OF TRANSPORTA- ing, including any unknown GREE 03’ 00” E, ALONG A CATE HOLDER(S): THEO- NOVEMBER 2012. is assessed are as follows: TION MAINTENANCE MAP spouse of the said Defen- LINE PARALLEL WITH THE DORE COUCH DANNY J. SHIPP NAME(S) OF CERTIFI- FOR STATE ROAD NO. 345. dants, if either has remar- EAST LINE OF SAID SW1/4 LEGAL DESCRIPTION CLERK OF CIRCUIT CATE HOLDER(S): THEO- (SECTION 34110). THE ried and if either or both of OF SE1/4 OF SECTION 8, OF THE PROPERTY: THE COURT DORE COUCH ABOVE DESCRIBED PAR- said Defendant(s) are dead, 389.37 FEET TO A POINT SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF LOT LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA LEGAL DESCRIPTION CEL BEING MORE PARTIC- their respective unknown ON THE SOUTH LINE OF 19, BLOCK D, OF WOOD- Pub: Nov 15, 2012, Nov 22, OF THE PROPERTY: LOT ULARLY DESCRIBED AS heirs, devisees, grantees, SAID SW1/4 OF SE1/4 LAND ACRES, ACCORD- 2012, Nov 29, 2012, Dec 7, LONG POND LAND- FOLLOWS: COMMENCE assignees, creditors, lie- OF SECTION 8; THENCE ING TO THE PLAT THERE- 06, 2012. ING ADDITION NO. 2, AC- AT THE NORTHWEST nors, and trustees, and all S 87 DEGREE 49’ 55” W, OF RECORDED IN PLAT ------CORDING TO THE PLAT CORNER OF SECTION 1, other persons claiming by, ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE BOOK 3, PAGES 39 & 39A, NOTICE OF APPLICATION THEREOF RECORDED IN TOWNSHIP 12 SOUTH, through, under or against the 187.53 FEET TO CLOSE PUBLIC RECORDS OF FOR TAX DEED PLAT BOOK 7, PAGE 29, RANGE 14 EAST; THENCE named Defendant(s); and ON THE POINT OF BEGIN- LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTICE IS HEREBY PUBLIC RECORDS OF RUN S 89 DEGREES 51’ the aforementioned named NING. TOGETHER WITH A NAME(S) IN WHICH AS- GIVEN, that the holder(s) LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. 06” E, ALONG THE NORTH Defendant(s) and such of 1999 REGE MOBILE HOME SESSED: CABERNET of Certificate number 4822- NAME(S) IN WHICH LINE OF SAID SECTION the aforementioned un- BEARING ID #N17423A & 1 LLC, THEODORE G. 09 of the sale of 2009 has ASSESSED: JOERG 1, A DISTANCE OF 514.20 known Defendants and such N17423B WOZNY (have) filed said Certificate STROHMAIER, RONALD FEET TO THE NORTH- of the aforementioned un- NAME(S) IN WHICH AS- All of said property being for a Tax Deed to be issued REICHERT, HEINZ KOOP WEST CORNER OF THAT known Defendant(s) as may SESSED: JOHNETTE M. in the County of Levy, State thereon. The name(s) of the All of said property being PARCEL DESCRIBED IN be infants, incompe tents or ROSS, JOHNETTE D. of Florida. holder(s) of said Certificate, in the County of Levy, State OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK otherwise not sui juris. ROSS, JOHNETTE MON- Unless such Certificate the description of the prop- of Florida. 257, PAGE 168 OF THE YOU ARE HEREBY NO- GO ROSS shall be redeemed accord- erty, the name(s) in which it Unless such Certificate PUBLIC RECORDS OF TIFIED that an action has All of said property being ing to law, the property de- is assessed are as follows: shall be redeemed accord- LEVY COUNTY; THENCE been commenced to fore- in the County of Levy, State scribed in such Certificate NAME(S) OF CERTIFI- ing to law, the property de- S 00 DEGREES 08’ 15” W, close a mortgage on the of Florida. will be sold to the highest CATE HOLDER(S): THEO- scribed in such Certificate ALONG THE WEST LINE following real property, lying Unless such Certificate bidder in the Courthouse DORE COUCH will be sold to the highest OF SAID PARCEL DE- and being and situated in shall be redeemed accord- lobby on the 17th day of De- LEGAL DESCRIPTION bidder in the Courthouse SCRIBED IN OFFICIAL RE- LEVY County, Florida, more ing to law, the property de- cember, 2012, between the OF THE PROPERTY: LOT lobby on the 17th day of CORD BOOK 257, PAGE particularly described as fol- scribed in such Certificate hours of 11:00 A.M. and 2:00 14, BLOCK 8, SUWAN- December, 2012, between 168, A DISTANCE OF 25.00 lows: will be sold to the highest DATED this 8th DAY OF NEE RIVER HIGHLANDS the hours of 11:00 A.M. and FEET TO THE SOUTHERLY LOT 4, HAMPTON bidder in the Courthouse NOVEMBER 2012. (CORRECTED PLAT), 2:00. RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF FARMS TRACTS 7 lobby on the 17th day of De- DANNY J. SHIPP ACCORDING TO THE DATED this 8th DAY OF STATE ROAD NO. 345 AND THROUGH 10, AC- cember, 2012, between the CLERK OF CIRCUIT PLAT THEREOF, AS RE- NOVEMBER 2012. THE POINT OF BEGIN- CORDING TO THE MAP hours of 11:00 A.M. and 2:00 COURT CORDED IN PLAT BOOK DANNY J. SHIPP NING; THENCE CONTINUE OR PLAT THEREOF AS DATED this 8th DAY OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA 4, PAGE 37A, PUBLIC RE- CLERK OF CIRCUIT S 00 DEGREES 08’ 15” W, RECORDED IN PLAT NOVEMBER 2012. Pub: Nov 15, 2012, Nov 22, CORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, COURT ALONG THE WEST LINE BOOK 10, PAGE 34, OF DANNY J. SHIPP 2012, Nov 29, 2012, Dec FLORIDA. TOGETHER LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA OF SAID PARCEL AND A THE PUBLIC RECORDS CLERK OF CIRCUIT 06, 2012. WITH A 2002 MERIT MO- Pub: Nov 15, 2012, Nov 22, SOUTHERLY PROJEC- OF LEVY COUNTY, COURT ------BILE HOME BEARING 2012, Nov 29, 2012, Dec TION THEREOF, A DIS- FLORIDA. LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF APPLICATION ID# FLHML2F163725836A 06, 2012. TANCE OF 527.65 FEET TO COMMONLY KNOWN Pub: Nov 15, 2012, Nov 22, FOR TAX DEED & FLHML2F163725836B ------THE NORTH LINE OF THAT AS: 6551 NORTHEAST 2012, Nov 29, 2012, Dec NOTICE IS HEREBY AND TITLE #85813147 & NOTICE OF APPLICATION PARTICULAR PARCEL OF 150TH AVENUE, WILLIS- 06, 2012. GIVEN, that the holder(s) 85813293. FOR TAX DEED LAND DESCRIBED IN OF- TON FL 32696 ------of Certificate number 3531- NAME(S) IN WHICH AS- NOTICE IS HEREBY FICIAL RECORD BOOK This action has been filed NOTICE OF APPLICATION 09 of the sale of 2009 has SESSED: KIMBERLY RE- GIVEN, that the holder(s) 367, PAGE 275; THENCE against you and you are FOR TAX DEED (have) filed said Certificate NEE STRINGER of Certificate number 5239- N 89 DEGREES 51’ 06” W, required to serve a copy of NOTICE IS HEREBY for a Tax Deed to be issued All of said property being 09 of the sale of 2009 has ALONG SAID NORTH LINE, your written defense, if any, GIVEN, that the holder(s) thereon. The name(s) of the in the County of Levy, State (have) filed said Certificate A DISTANCE OF 474.11 such Morris Hardwick Sch- of Certificate number 0168- holder(s) of said Certificate, of Florida. for a Tax Deed to be issued FEET TO THE EASTERLY neider, LLC, Attorneys for 09 of the sale of 2009 has the description of the prop- Unless such Certificate thereon. The name(s) of the RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF Plaintiff, whose address is (have) filed said Certificate erty, the name(s) in which it shall be redeemed accord- holder(s) of said Certificate, LEVY COUNTY ROAD NO. 5110 Eisenhower Blvd, Suite for a Tax Deed to be issued is assessed are as follows: ing to law, the property de- the description of the prop- C-341; THENCE N 00 DE- 120, Tampa, FL 33634 on or thereon. The name(s) of the NAME(S) OF CERTIFI- scribed in such Certificate erty, the name(s) in which it GREES 07’ 43” E, ALONG before December 14, 2012 holder(s) of said Certificate, CATE HOLDER(S): THEO- will be sold to the highest is assessed are as follows: SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE, and file the original with the the description of the prop- DORE COUCH bidder in the Courthouse NAME(S) OF CERTIFI- A DISTANCE OF 452.75 clerk of this Court either be- erty, the name(s) in which it LEGAL DESCRIPTION lobby on the 17th day of CATE HOLDER(S): THEO- FEET TO THE PC OF A fore service on Plaintiff’s at- is assessed are as follows: OF THE PROPERTY: LOT December, 2012, between DORE COUCH CURVE, CONCAVE TO torney or immediately there- NAME(S) OF CERTIFI- 16, BLOCK 46, OAK RIDGE the hours of 11:00 A.M. and LEGAL DESCRIPTION THE SOUTHEAST, HAVING after; otherwise a default will CATE HOLDER(S): THEO- ESTATES, ACCORDING TO 2:00. OF THE PROPERTY: LOT A RADIUS OF 50.00 FEET, be en tered against you for DORE COUCH THE PLAT THEREOF RE- DATED this 8th DAY OF 31, ALLEN WADE SUBDIVI- THENCE NORTHEAST- the relief demanded in the LEGAL DESCRIPTION CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, NOVEMBER 2012. SION, ACCORDING TO THE ERLY ALONG THE ARC OF Complaint. OF THE PROPERTY: THE PAGES 63-1 THROUGH 63- DANNY J. SHIPP PLAT THEREOF RECORD- SAID CURVE, A DISTANCE WITNESS my hand and WEST 1/2 OF THE FOL- 7, PUBLIC RECORDS OF CLERK OF CIRCUIT ED IN PLAT BOOK 8, PAGE OF 78.57 FEET; THENCE seal of this Court on the 2nd LOWING DESCRIBED LOT: LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. COURT 38, PUBLIC RECORDS OF N 00 DEGREES 09’ 50” day of November, 2012. COMMENCE AT THE NE NAME(S) IN WHICH AS- LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, E, A DISTANCE OF 25.00 Danny J. Shipp CORNER OF THE NE 1/4 SESSED: MIGDALIA FE- Pub: Nov 15, 2012, Nov 22, LESS ADDITIONAL RIGHT- FEET TO THE SOUTHER- Clerk of the Circuit Court OF THE SE 1/4 OF SEC- DROFF 2012, Nov 29, 2012, Dec OF-WAY CONVEYED TO LY RIGHT OF WAY LINE By: Gwen McElroy /s/ TION 1, TOWNSHIP 12 All of said property being 06, 2012. STATE OF FLORIDA FOR OF STATE ROAD NO. 345; Deputy Clerk SOUTH, RANGE 14 EAST, in the County of Levy, State ------STATE ROAD NO. 500 (U.S. THENCE S 89 DEGREES If you are a person with a AND RUN WEST ALONG of Florida. NOTICE OF APPLICATION HWY NO. 27) BY DEED RE- 50’ 10” E, ALONG SAID disability who needs any NORTH LINE OF NE 1/4 Unless such Certificate FOR TAX DEED CORDED IN O.R. BOOK RIGHT OF WAY LINE, A accommodation in order to OF THE SE 1/4 A DIS- shall be redeemed accord- NOTICE IS HEREBY 613, PAGE 190, PUB- DISTANCE OF 424.15 FEET participate in this proceed- TANCE OF 675 FEET; RUN ing to law, the property de- GIVEN, that the holder(s) LIC RECORDS OF LEVY TO CLOSE ON THE POINT ing, you are entitled, at no THENCE SOUTH AT RIGHT scribed in such Certificate of Certificate number 5079- COUNTY, FLORIDA. OF BEGINNING. cost to you, to the provision ANGLES A DISTANCE OF will be sold to the highest 09 of the sale of 2009 has NAME(S) IN WHICH AS- NAME(S) IN WHICH AS- of certain assistance. Please 815 FEET; RUN THENCE bidder in the Courthouse (have) filed said Certificate SESSED: WILLIAM TIMO- SESSED: SHELLEY KAY contact the ADA Coordinator WEST 7.5 FEET TO POINT lobby on the 17th day of De- for a Tax Deed to be issued THY CASTELL, WILLIAM JACKSON at (352) 337-6237, at least 7 OF BEGINNING; FROM cember, 2012, between the thereon. The name(s) of the TIMOTHY CASTELL All of said property being days before your scheduled SAID POINT OF BEGIN- hours of 11:00 A.M. and 2:00 holder(s) of said Certificate, All of said property being in the County of Levy, State court ap pearance. If you are NING CONTINUE WEST DATED this 8th DAY OF the description of the prop- in the County of Levy, State of Florida. hearing or voice impaired, 207.5 FEET; THENCE NOVEMBER 2012. erty, the name(s) in which it of Florida. Unless such Certificate please call 711. If you are SOUTH 100 FEET; THENCE DANNY J. SHIPP is assessed are as follows: Unless such Certificate shall be redeemed accord- deaf or hard of hearing and RUN EAST 207.5 FEET; CLERK OF CIRCUIT NAME(S) OF CERTIFI- shall be redeemed accord- ing to law, the property de- require an ASL interpreter or THENCE RUN NORTH COURT CATE HOLDER(S): THEO- ing to law, the property de- scribed in such Certificate an assisted listening device 100 FEET TO POINT OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA DORE COUCH scribed in such Certificate will be sold to the highest to participate in a proceed- www.levyjournalonline.com 6B The Levy County Journal Your Locally-Owned County Paper of Record since 1923 November 15, 2012 LEGAL NOTICES ing, please contact Court 2012. As Deputy Clerk PUBLIC RECORDS OF SOUTH LINE OF SAID with a disability who needs Inter preting at inter preter@ DANNY SHIPP Pub.: Nov. 15, 22, 2012. LEVY COUNTY, FLORI- LOT 11, 60.04 FEET; any accommodation in or- circuit8.org CLERK OF THE COURT ------DA; TOGETHER WITH A THENCE S 73°45’37” W, der to participate in this pro- Pub.: Nov. 8, 15, 2012. By: Gwen McElroy /s/ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 2006 ADRIAN, VICTORY 1275.80 FEET; THENCE ceeding, you are entitled, at ------As Deputy Clerk OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL MOBILE HOME SERIAL N 00°23’18” E, 1114.71 no cost to you, to the provi- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Pub.: Nov. 15, 22, 2012. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR NO. GAHAFOO11656A/B. FEET, TO CLOSE ON sion of certain assistance. OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL ------LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA This property is located THE POINT OF BEGIN- Please contact Ms. Jan Phil- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT CIVIL DIVISION at the Street address of: NING. CONTAINING lips, ADA Coordinator, Alach- LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL CASE NO.: 2012-CA- 21851 SE 63R1) PLACE, 21.11 AC., MORE OR ua County Family and Civil GENERAL JURISDICTION CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 000077 MORRISTON, FL 32668. LESS TOGETHER WITH Justice Center, 201 East DIVISION LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA DIVISION: Any person claiming an in- AN INGRESS, EGRESS University Avenue, Room Case No. 2012 CA 000285 GENERAL JURISDICTION LOANCARE, A DIVISION terest in the surplus from AND PUBLIC UTILITIES 410, Gainesville, FL 32601 SunTrust Bank DIVISION OF FNF SERVICING, INC., the sale, if any, other than EASEMENT OVER AND at (352) 337-6237 at least 7 Plaintiff, Case No. 2012 CA 000285 Plaintiff, the property owner as of ACROSS THE SOUTH 30 days before your scheduled vs. SunTrust Bank v. the date of the Lis Pendens FEET OF THE NORTH 60 court appear ance, or imme- Allen Gross a/k/a Allen P. Plaintiff, GERARDO ESTRADA; must file a claim within sixty FEET OF SAID LOT 11. diately upon receiving this Gross; Stacy Gross; Gerald vs. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF (60) days after the sale. and commonly known notification if the time before C. Lawrence; Kathryn M. Law- Allen Gross a/k/a Allen P. GERARDO ESTRADA; UN- WITNESS my hand and as: 11970 NE 55TH ST, the sched uled appearance is rence; United States of Amer- Gross; Stacy Gross; Gerald KNOWN TENANT #1; UN- the seal of the court on No- BRONSON, FL 32621; less than 7 days; if you are ica; Egret’s Pass Homeown- C. Lawrence; Kathryn M. KNOWN TENANT #2; ALL vember 6, 2012. including the building, ap- hearing or voice impaired, ers Association, Inc.; Paradise Lawrence; United States of OTHER UNKNOWN PAR- (COURT SEAL) purtenances, and fixtures call 711. View, LLC; Unknown Tenant America; Egret’s Pass Ho- TIES CLAIMING INTEREST DANNY J. SHIPP located therein, If you are deaf or hard of #1; Unknown Tenant #2 meowners Association, Inc.; BY, THROUGH, UNDER, CLERK OF THE COURT at public sale, to the highest hearing and require an ASL Defendants. Paradise View, LLC; ; Un- AND AGAINST A NAMED By: Gwen McElroy /s/ and best bidder, for cash. interpreter or an assisted NOTICE OF ACTION – known Tenant #1; Unknown DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE Deputy Clerk Sales are held in the front listening device to partici- CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE Tenant #2 NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD IN ACCORDANCE WITH lobby of the Levy County pate in a proceeding, please TO: Defendants. OR ALIVE, WHETHER THE AMERICAN’S WITH Courthouse Court Street, contact the Court Interpreter ALLEN GROSS A/K/A NOTICE OF ACTION – SAME UN KNOWN PARTIES DISABILITIES ACT, If you Bronson, FL, on January 7, Program at inter preter@cir- ALLEN P. GROSS CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE MAY CLAIM AN INTER- are a person with a disabil- 2013 at 11 a.m. cuit8.org LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: TO: EST AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, ity who needs any accom- Any persons claiming an Pub.: Nov. 8, 15, 2012. 3477 NW 10TH AVENUE EGRET’S PASS DEVI SEES, GRANTEES, modation in order to partici- interest in the surplus from ------GAINESVILLE, FL 32605 HOMEOWNERS OR OTHER CLAIMANTS, pate in this proceeding, you the sale, if any, other than IN THE CIRCUIT COURT STACY GROSS ASSOCIATION, INC. Defendant(s), are entitled, at no cost to the property owner as of the OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: NOTICE OF you, to the provision of cer- date of the lis pendens must CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 3477 NW 10TH AVENUE 16351 EGRET’S LANE FORECLOSURE SALE tain assistance. Please con- file a claim within 60 days af- LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA GAINESVILLE, FL 32605 CEDAR KEY, FL 32625 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- tact Ms. Jan Phillips, Human ter the sale. PROBATE DIVISION GERALD C. LAWRENCE PARADISE VIEW, LLC EN pursuant to a Final Sum- Resources Man ager, 201 Dated this 30th day of Oc- File No. 38-2012-CP- LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: mary Judgment dated Oc- East University Ave., Room tober, 2012. 000176 16390 EGRETS LANE 3477 NORTHWEST 10TH tober 16, 2012, entered in 410, Gaines ville, FL 32601, Clerk of the Circuit Court IN RE: ESTATE OF CEDAR KEY, FL 32625 AVENUE Civil Case No. 38-2012-CA- at (352) 337-6237, within 2 Danny J. Shipp SHIRLEY E. JOHNSON, KATHRYN M. LAWRENCE GAINESVILLE, FL 32605 000077 of the Circuit Court working days of your receipt By: Gwen McElroy /s/ Deceased LAST KNOW ADDRESS: YOU ARE HEREBY NO- of the Eighth Judicial Circuit of this summons. If you are Deputy Clerk NOTICE TO CREDITORS 12619 STATE ROAD 24 TIFIED that an action to in and for Levy County, Flor- hear ing or voice impaired, Pub.: Nov. 8, 15, 2012. The administration of the CEDAR KEY, FL 32625 foreclose a mortgage on the ida, wherein LOANCARE, call (800) 955-8771; if yore ------Estate of SHIRLEY E. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI- following property in Levy A DIVISION OF FNF SER- voice impaired, call (800) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT JOHNSON, Deceased, FIED that an action to fore- County, Florida: VICING, INC. is Plaintiff, 955-8770. OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL whose date of death was close a mortgage on the THE SOUTH 1/2 OF and GERARDO ESTRADA; Pub.: Nov. 15, 22, 2012. CIRCUIT OF THE STATE September 28, 2012; File fol lowing property in Levy LOT 8 AND ALL OF LOT UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ------OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR Number 38-2012-CA- County, Florida: 9, EGRET’S PASS, AC- GERARDO ESTRADA; UN- IN THE CIRCUIT CIVIL LEVY COUNTY 000176, is pending in the THE SOUTH 1/2 CORDING TO THE PLAT KNOWN TENANT #1; UN- COURT OF THE EIGHTH CIVIL DIVISION Circuit Court for Levy Coun- OF LOT 8 AND ALL THEREOF RECORDED KNOWN TENANT #2; ALL JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF CASE NO. 38-2010-CA- ty, Florida, Probate Division, OF LOT 9, EGRET’S IN PLAT BOOK 8, PAGE OTHER UNKNOWN PAR- FLORIDA, IN AND FOR 000973 the address of which is Levy PASS, ACCORDING TO 75 OF THE PUBLIC RE- TIES CLAIMING INTEREST LEVY COUNTY BAC HOME LOANS County Courthouse, 355 THE PLAT THEREOF CORDS OF LEVY COUN- BY, THROUGH, UNDER, CIVIL DIVISION SERVICING, LP FKA South Court Street, Bron- RECORDED IN PLAT TY, FLORIDA. AND AGAINST A NAMED Case No.: 38-2011-CA- COUNTRYWIDE HOME son, FL 32621. BOOK 8, PAGE 75 OF has been filed against you DE FENDANT(S) WHO ARE 000904 LOANS SERVICING LP, The names and addresses THE PUBLIC RECORDS and you are required to NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD Division Plaintiff, of the personal representa- OF LEVY COUNTY, serve a copy of your written OR ALIVE, WHETHER BRANCH BANKING AND VS. tive and the personal repre- FLORIDA. defenses, if any, to it on Yas- SAME UNKNOWN PAR TIES TRUST COMPANY CHERYL LYNN sentative’s attorney are set has been filed against you hmin Chen-Alexis, Esquire, MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST Plaintiff, TRAPNELL A/K/A CHERYL forth below. and you are required to Brock & Scott, PLLC., the AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, DE- vs. L. TRAPNELL; UNKNOWN All creditors of the De- serve a copy of your written Plaintiff’s attor ney, whose VISEES, GRANTEES, OR NELLY QUINONES AND SPOUSE OF CHERYL cedent and other persons defenses, if any, to it on Yas- address is 1501 N.W. 49th OTHER CLAIMANTS are UNKNOWN TENANTS/ LYNN TRAPNELL A/K/A having claims or demands hmin Chen-Alexis, Esquire, Street, Suite 200, Ft. Lau- Defen dants. OWNERS, CHERYL L. TRAPNELL; IF against Decedent’s estate, Brock & Scott, PLLC., the derdale, FL. 33309, within I will sell to the highest bid- Defendants. LIVING, INCLUDING ANY on whom a copy of this no- Plaintiff’s attor ney, whose 30 days after the first publi- der for cash at the main lob- NOTICE OF SALE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF tice is required to be served, address is 1501 N.W. 49th cation of this notice, and file by of the Courthouse located Notice is hereby given, pur- SAID DEFENDANT(S), IF must file their claims with this Street, Suite 200, Ft. Lau- the original with the Clerk 355 South Court Street, suant to Final Judgment of REMARRIED, AND IF DE- court WITHIN THE LATER derdale, FL. 33309, within of this Court either before Bronson, FL 32621 at 11:00 Foreclosure for Plaintiff en- CEASED, THE RESPEC- OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE 30 days after the first publi- service on the Plain tiff’s at- a.m. on the 17th day of 2012 tered in this cause on June TIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS, TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- cation of this notice, and file torney or immediately there- the following described real 19, 2012, in the Circuit Court DEVISEES, GRANTEES, LICATION OF THIS NOTICE the original with the Clerk after; otherwise a de fault will property as set forth in said of Levy County, Florida, I ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS, OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE of this Court either before be entered against you for Final Sum mary Judgment, will sell the prop erty situated LIENORS, AND TRUS- DATE OF SERVICE OF A service on the Plaintiff’s at- the relief demanded in the to wit: in Levy County, Florida de- TEES, AND ALL OTHER COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON torney or imme diately there- complaint or petition. LOT 8, BLOCK 7, OCALA scribed as: PERSONS CLAIMING BY, THEM. after; otherwise a default will DATED on November 5, HIGHLANDS WEST, AC- LOT 10 OF FOREST THROUGH, UNDER OR All other creditors of the be entered against you for 2012. CORDING TO THE MAP MEADOWS SUBDIVI- AGAINST THE NAMED Decedent and other persons the relief demanded in the DANNY SHIPP OR PLAT THEREOF RE- SION, MORE PARTICU- DEFENDANT(S); UN- having claims or demands complaint or petition. CLERK OF THE COURT CORDED IN PLAT BOOK LARLY DESCRIBED AS KNOWN TENANT #1; UN- against decedent’s estate DATED on November 5, By: Gwen McElroy /s/ 4, PAGE 16-16D, OF THE FOLLOWS: A PARCEL KNOWN TENANT #2; must file their claims with this OF LAND IN THE E Defendant(s) court WITHIN 3 MONTHS 1/2 OF SECTION 26, NOTICE OF SALE AFTER THE DATE OF THE TOWNSHIP 12 SOUTH, Notice is hereby given that, FIRST PUBLICATION OF RANGE 17 EAST, LEVY pursuant to a Final Summa- THIS NOTICE. COUNTY, FLORIDA, ry Judgment of Foreclosure ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED 7KDQN

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www.levyjournalonline.com 8B The Levy County Journal Your Locally-Owned County Paper of Record since 1923 November 15, 2012 Governor Scott Appoints Gary Jones to SRWMD Governing Board Governor Rick Scott on Nov. 7 appointed Gary Jones to the Suwannee River Water Management District Governing Board. Jones, 63, of Old Town, is a self-employed farmer with Jones Farms. He spent 35 years as a state law enforcement offi cer with the Florida Marine Patrol. Presently, Jones serves as a high school varsity girls’ softball athletic coach for Dixie County School Board. Jones holds an Associate Degree in Health and Physical education from Lake City Community College and attended the University of Florida. As a farmer Jones understands the importance of agriculture to the region and knows how important conserving water resources are to having a sustainable water supply. He oversees a commercial hay operation on his family farm. “I look forward to participating on the Governing Board of the Suwannee River Water Management District and assisting in conserving our water supplies and ensuring fi scal prudence is established in carrying out the District’s core mission responsibilities,” said Jones. “I appreciate the support and confi dence of Governor Scott in appointing me to the Governing Board.” Jones succeeds Heath Davis and will serve as an at-large member for a term that began Nov. 7, 2012 and ends March 1, 2016. Th e appointment is subject to confi rmation by the Florida Senate. Th e remaining governing board members are Donald J. Quincey, Jr., chairman; Alphonas Alexander, vice chairman; Donald R. “Ray” Curtis III, secretary/treasurer; Kevin W. Brown; Dr. George M. Cole; Carl E. Meece; and Guy N. Williams. Governor Rick Scott and newly appointed Suwannee River Water Management District Governing Board Member Gary Jones of Old Town. Thanksgivingg Food Drive at CHS Donate Non-perishable Elizabeth’s Food Items – Canned goods, rice, pastas, KITCHEN cereals, etc. ROAST TURKEY BASICS Preheat the oven to 325 degrees. Rinse Thurs. & Fri. Nov. 15 and 16 and pat the turkey dry. Stuff or not. FILLING Prepare 1/4 cup of stuffi ng for each pound 6 large apples, peeled, cored and sliced All food remains in the Chiefl and Area of turkey. Soften 1/4 pound butter and 3/4 cup cranberries rub over the entire turkey. Sprinkle with to benefi t struggling Chiefl and families. 1 tsp. grated orange peel salt and pepper. Place the turkey breast Th e CHS Chiefl and Student Government Th anksgiving Food Drive is on and students 1/4 cup sugar side down on a paper covered rack in a in 4th period classes are contributing through Friday, Nov. 16. Beta and SGA are awarding 1/4 cup brown sugar roasting pan. Mix 1/4 cup water with 1/4 community service hours for contributions (2 hours for 10 non-perishable items). 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