CHIEFLAND Thursday, October 3, 2019

Proudly servingIT Chiefland and LevyZEN County for 68 years 2 section,C 18 pages Volume 68, Number 26 www.chieflandcitizen.com Chiefland, FL 32644 $.75 Arrington says "Act now!" Cancer survivor encourages women to "Get in touch with your body"

By Suzette Cook School has this advice to anyone who has a Reporter gut feeling that something might be wrong with their health: “Learn how to do a breast “I have been given the opportunity to be exam, get in touch with your body and if you where I am right now so I can reach out to feel like something isn’t right with your body, other women,” said Alisha Arrington of Tren- don’t take no for an answer.” ton, a breast cancer survivor. If Arrington had not followed her own ad- The 35-year-old mother of five sons and vice, she says she knows that the Stage 3 Tri- 2002 graduate of Chiefland Middle High ple Negative breast cancer she discovered while doing a monthly breast exam would have spread to Stage 4 and beyond. For Arrington, the early signs of cancer started last year as she discovering bruises on her body. “I never imagined it could be cancer,” she said. “I always did my monthly breast exam and I was in the shower and felt a mass the size of a golf ball. “I knew it in my heart it was breast cancer.” Arrington said she immediately called her gynecologist, who tried to put her on the schedule a few weeks out. “You are going to see me today,” she says was her message to the scheduler. “I was not going to take no for Alisha Arrington brags to friends about an answer.” never having a "bad hair day" when it rains. In less than two weeks time, a nurse who family history of breast cancer stop her from brought her in the next day for a mammogram demanding immediate medical attention. and an ultrasound saw Arrington. “It was that fast,” Arrington says. “They had Arrington hadn’t had a mammogram yet me with a surgeon the next day doing a biopsy. Arrington had her family's full support as since they usually aren’t recommended for The next day they had the results confirming she went through the trauma of dealing with women until the age of 40. breast cancer. Arrington didn’t let the fact that there was no See CANCER Page 3 Breast cancer kills Trail ride to benefit more than 42,000 breast cancer patients

By Lori Prevatt The club has one large event people each year Correspondant each year, which is the Breast Cancer Awareness Trail Ride. If you have a love for This year’s event will be held By Carolyn Ten Broeck sive cancer that is the U.S. This includes horseback riding and like on Oct. 19 at Goethe’s Tide- earliest form of breast women currently be- to volunteer your time to water Trailhead. The event begins at 8 a.m. This year more than cancer, will be diag- ing treated and wom- help others, the Levy Coun- ty Horse Club Trail Riders and the entry fee is $30. 268, 600 new cases of nosed. en who have finished (LCHCT) might be a club you invasive breast can- More than 41,760 treatment. are interested in. See TRAIL Page 3 cer will be diagnosed women and 500 men A woman’s risk of in American women. will die this year from breast cancer near- That’s over 16,000 breast cancer. ly doubles if she has more cases than two One out of eight a first-degree rela- years ago. About women, about 12 tive (mother, sister, 2,670 new cases will percent, will develop daughter) who has be diagnosed in men. breast cancer in their been diagnosed with Additionally, 62,930 lifetime. breast cancer. Less new cases of carcino- Breast cancer is the than 15 percent of ma in situ, a noninva- second leading cause women who get breast of cancer death in cancer have a family women. Only lung member diagnosed CHIEFLAND cancer kills more with it. CITIZEN women each year. The Death rates from chance that a woman breast cancer have 624 W. Park Ave will die from breast been dropping since Chiefland, Fl 32626 Phone: 352-493-4796 cancer is about 1 in about 1989, with larg- 38, about 3 percent. er decreases in women Besides skin cancer, younger than 50. These breast cancer is the decreases are believed most commonly diag- to be the result of find- nosed cancer among ing breast cancer ear- American women. In lier through screening 2019, it's estimated and increased aware- that about 30 percent ness, as well as better of newly diagnosed treatments. photo by Lori Prevatt/Correspondant cancers in women will The Chiefland Citi- Magadalena Grace Chakra gets ready to hit the trail with her horse be breast cancers. zen proudly recogniz- adorned in pink at the 2018 Breast Cancer Trail ride. In women under es October as Breast 45, breast cancer is Cancer Awareness more common in Af- Month and in support, rican-American wom- we proudly print our 31st Annual Peanut Festival is Saturday en than white women. front page to draw The largest ever Central Florida always lots of freebies and you want Overall, African-Amer- attention to the need Peanut Festival takes place this Sat- to make sure to get your free grilled ican women are more for early detection. urday, Oct. 5 in Heritage Park in the peanut butter and jelly sandwich – a likely to die of breast We urge all wom- heart of Williston. More than 107 dif- Peanut Festival tradition. cancer. For Asian, en (and some men ferent vendors occupying 135 sites Children will delight in the petting will line the entire length of the park. zoo, pony ride, inflatables and an as- Hispanic, and Na- – about one man The daylong community event, sortment of games and rides that in- tive-American women, in every 1,000 gets sponsored by the Williston Area clude a miniature train. the risk of developing breast cancer) to per- Chamber of Commerce, pays homage Butch Batts and the Southbound and dying from breast form monthly self to one of Williston’s major crops – the Band are the headliners in the pavil- cancer is lower. checks, see a physi- peanut. ion and entertainment runs through- As of January 2019 cian and have a mam- Besides peanuts in every form im- out the entire day. aginable, there’s always an assort- The Peanut Festival runs from 9 there are more than mogram. ment of food items that range from a.m. until 3 p.m. 3.1 million wom- Don’t be a statistic. pizza and Mexican to seafood, crafts, For more information, call 352-528- en with a history of Be a well-educated jewelry, woodworking, homemade 5552, email willistonflcoc@gmail. breast cancer in the consumer. clothing and plants for sale. There are com or visit www.willistonfl.com. 2A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, October 3, 2019

Breast cancer signs and symptoms Potential treatment options after a breast Breast cancer is a formi- dable foe. According to the cancer diagnosis World Health Organization, an estimated 627,000 wom- A breast cancer diagnosis is something no one wants en lost their lives to breast to receive. But the burden of breast cancer is substantial. cancer in 2018. But women In fact, the World Health Organization notes that breast are not helpless in the fight cancer is the most commonly occurring cancer in women against breast cancer, as the worldwide. WHO notes early detec- Thankfully, breast cancer survival rates are high tion is critical and could in many parts of the world, particularly in developed potentially save thousands countries such as the United States, Canada and Japan. of lives each year. While survival rates are lower in developing countries, A proactive approach it is encouraging to know that the average five-year is a key component of survival rates are as high as 90 percent in some nations. protecting oneself against That suggests that the strategies used to successfully fight breast cancer. While the breast cancer in developed nations may one day prove as National Breast Cancer effective in developing nations, potentially leading to a Foundation, Inc.® notes sharp decline in global breast cancer deaths. that many breast cancer Upon being diagnosed with breast cancer, patients symptoms are invisible will be educated about a host of potential treatment and not noticeable with- options. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention out a professional cancer note that breast cancer is treated in several ways, and the screening, women can keep course of treatment a doctor recommends will depend an eye out for certain signs on the kind of breast cancer and how far it has spread. In of breast cancer they might addition, according to Breastcancer.org, breast cancer is be able to detect on their made up of many different kinds of cancer cells, which own. Monthly self-exams often necessitates the use of various types of treatments can help women more to get rid of the cancer. easily identify changes The following are some treatment options doctors in their breasts. During may discuss with breast cancer patients. such self-exams, women • Surgery: Breastcancer.org notes that surgery is can look for the following typically the first line of attack against breast cancer. The signs and symptoms and CDC says the goal of surgery is to cut out cancer tissue. are advised to report any Some common breast cancer surgeries include lumpecto- abnormalities they discover my, in which the tumor and a small amount of surround- to their physicians imme- ing tissue is removed, and mastectomy, in which all of the diately. breast tissue is removed. • Changes in how the • Chemotherapy: Chemotherapy is used to treat var- breast or nipple feels: The ious types of cancer and involves the administration of NBCF says nipple tender- special medicines to shrink or kill existing cancer cells. ness or a lump or thicken- Breastcancer.org notes that chemotherapy is sometimes Women are not helpless in the fight against breast cancer, as the ing in or near the breast or administered prior to surgery to shrink the cancer. WHO notes early detection is critical and could potentially save thou- underarm could indicate the • Radiation therapy: Radiation therapy aims to kill sands of lives. presence of breast cancer. cancer cells using high-energy rays that are similar to Some women may notice X-rays. Sometimes referred to as “radiotherapy,” radi- changes in the skin texture explained changes in the of the breast or nipple. It advises women that a ation therapy is overseen by a radiation oncologist who or an enlargement of the size or shape of the breast; is common for women’s milky discharge when they specializes in this type of treatment. pores in the skin of their dimpling anywhere on the breasts to be asymmetrical, are not breastfeeding is not • Hormonal therapy: Estrogen makes hormone-recep- breast. In many instanc- breast; unexplained swell- but sudden asymmetry linked to breast cancer but tor-positive breast cancers grow, and hormonal therapy, es, skin texture has been ing or shrinking of the should be brought to the should be discussed with a which may be referred to as “anti-estrogen” therapy, aims described as being similar breast, particularly when attention of a physician. physician. to reduce the amount of estrogen in the body and block to the texture of an orange the shrinking or swelling is • Discharge from the Learning to recognize its action on breast cancer cells. peel. Lumps in the breast exclusive to one side only; nipple: The NBCF notes the signs and symptoms of • Targeted therapies: These therapies, which Breast- also may indicate breast and a nipple that is turned that any discharge from the breast cancer can increase cancer.org notes are generally less likely than chemother- cancer, though not all slightly inward or inverted nipple, but particularly a the likelihood of early di- apy to harm normal, healthy cells, target specific charac- lumps are cancerous. are some signs and symp- clear or bloody discharge, agnosis, which greatly im- teristics of the cancer cells. Cancer cells can have many • Change in appearance toms of breast cancer that could be a sign of breast proves women’s chances characteristics, so there are various types of targeted of the breast or nipple: Un- can affect the appearance cancer. The NBCF also of surviving this disease. therapies.

Harmony Pregnancy and Resource Center’s A Night of Hope Annual Fundraiser Thursday, November 7, 2019 At Pine Grove Baptist Church Doors open at 6:30 pm. Tickets are available for purchase $75 until October 16th through the Harmony Pregnancy Center Facebook page or by calling HPRC at (352)493-7773.

Dinner by Hill’s BBQ & Catering of Gainesville Prize draws, dessert auction, and live auction following dinner with Daniel Jerrels as auctioneer

Prize Draw and Live Auction Sponsors Ag-Pro Companies, Chiefland Bass Assassin Lures, Mayo Burger Spot, Trenton and Bell Cannon Farm Plantation Wedding Venue, Bell Elite Island Resorts Caribbean Farmer’s Home Furniture, Chiefland Gilchrist Building Supply, Bell Good Times Motel and Marina, Steinhatchee Ivy House-Williston Merle Norman, Chiefland Sam Mills, CHS FFA Mission In Action For God, Bell Mitch’s Gold and Diamonds, Chiefland Salty Shoe Apparel, Horseshoe Beach Sea Hag Marina, Steinhatchee Skinny Wallet Resale Boutique, Chiefland Spears Trucking, Bell University of Florida Handcrafted items include a two-sided holiday porch sign, quilts, wagon wheel bench, sofa table, set of Adirondack chairs, Chevy bench, and fishing pole HARMONY PREGNANCY AND RESOURCE CENTER 352-493-7773 Chiefland Rotary Club Event Underwriter 3A Thursday, October 3, 2019 Chiefland Citizen CANCER continued from Page A1 Stepson arrested on breast cancer. The fol- lowing Monday they did check forging charges a partial mastectomy. by Mark Berryman on Sept. 6. through and the male “Everything went Editor Upon the officer’s provided the check very quickly,” Arring- arrival, the account and an ID with the ton says. “Within a A Chiefland man has owner said he be- name Mark Vogel. week. I was very, very been arrested and lieved the person Vogel then asked the blessed.” charged with forging who attempted to teller if he would ac- During the fol- checks as the result pass the check was cept the check, and low-up they said it of an investigation by his stepson, Vo- was told by the teller was Triple Negative the Chiefland Police gel. The check was he would check on it. Breast Cancer Stage Department. turned over to the of- He then told Vogel 3, Arrington says. According to the re- ficer and the account someone was looking “And when you port, Mark Anthony owner said he did into it, and the truck first hear Triple Neg- Vogel of a NW 15th not believe any other drove off, leaving ative you think you Avenue address was checks were missing. Vogel’s ID and the have nothing to wor- arrested and charged The officer then went check. ry about. But the sur- with felony forging to SunState and talk- A subpoena was ob- geon told us was it re- of a check, uttering ed to the teller at the tained for video, ally meant. The cancer a forged check and drive-through where which confirmed Vo- Alisha and her son, Zach, out shopping for cells do not possess scheme to defraud Vogel had attempt- gel as the suspect. the three hormones wigs after she shaved her head. “Twenty four rounds cause of remission. $400 for attempt- ed to pass the check. Vogel was taken into that make up cancer of chemo and three There’s no guarantee ing to pass a forged The teller said a cou- custody and charged and generally do not and a half weeks of that all the cancer cells check at SunState ple in a red truck with the listed of- respond to chemo be- radiation and a dou- have been killed,” said Federal Credit Union came to the drive- fenses on Sept 19. cause of that,” said ble mastectomy later, Arrington. Arrington. here I am as of right “I am very strong in For Arrington the now with no evidence my faith and it’s not a fight was won. There of the disease,” said matter of living three was a certain regimen Arrington. months at a time. It’s of chemo that had Part Two: Levy “I first thought I a matter of living one been effective, so would be living three day at a time for the doctors started her months at a time for rest of my life,” she on both chemother- the rest of my life be- added. County speaks out apy and radiation.

By Suzette Cook presented and said his goal is, Reporter “Making sure we don’t lose the character.” continuedTRAIL from Page A1 In Part One of the story on Resident Robbie Blake de- last week’s legislative delega- manded to know where the toll tion, local elected officials took roads are going to go and was The event kicks off with a Poker Run. Prevatt also added that the club turns speaking to state officials assured by Sen. Bradley those Participants can pay $10 to enter with has managed to raise approximate- about their concerns. In Part discussions would happen. $50 going to the winner. ly $88,000 since the event began 20 Two, Sen. Rob Bradley and Rep. “Putting in another road makes According to Dave Wilson, the BCA years ago. Charlie Stone took their turns, absolutely no sense,” Blake Media Co-Coordinator, people will Dave Wilson also shared information as well as a couple of residents. said about observing very little dress up and dress their horses in pink for those wishing to camp out for the Sen. Bradley then brought traffic on US Highway 19. for a costume contest following the event. “Overnight primitive camping is up the Suncoast and Turnpike Poker Run. The best dressed horse/ available for those coming in on Friday Connectors. “These corridors owner will receive a $50 gift card. or staying over thru Sunday. Water for are not just about moving peo- There are also raffles after lunch. horses, and bathroom facilities will be ple around. They are about Riders receive a complimentary lunch available. This is a no hunting week- opening up rural broadband and non-riders can eat end with trail use and to communities and delivering lunch for $8. camp fees are waived water and sewer infrastruc- Those arriving after for this benefit. The ture,” he said. “We can do this the start time may still camping fee is $10 in a smart, measured, delib- participate in the event per night for Thurs- erate way. We can’t put a wall and participants do day or Monday nights up around Florida and say 800 not have to be a club with camping permits people a day are not going to member to join this obtained from the come here.” event. Goethe State Forest Residents also took their There are usual- office by calling 352- turn. Topics covered included ly around 150 riders 566-5225. Coggins is environmental concerns with participating and they required. toll road development, concern come from all areas of This handmade wooden Donations to the for clean water and the lack of photo by Suzette Cook/Reporter Florida. rocker will be raffled off club are tax-deductible internet. According to Cherri as part of the trail ride. to the fullest extent of Kim Wheeler expressed oppo- Resident Kim Wheeler express- Prevatt, an active horse the law under IRS rev- sition to the toll roads because es concern over the timetable club member, the club spends most of enue code 501-3C. To donate or help she fears they will change the for the proposed toll road. the year preparing for the event by sponsor this event or more information character of rural Florida. “It’s holding fundraisers such as cake auc- please check their web page at www. the time frame that has me Cedar Key Resident Steven tions and raffles. According to Prevatt, levycountyhorseclub.com or email con- worried,” Wheeler said. “With Priessman held up his cell the club held a special cake auction in [email protected]. phone and gave a detail list September and made approximately The club holds regular meetings on of what people use the device $1,800. the second Thursday of each month. for from monitoring health to The club also works to get donated The meetings are held at the Gathering emergency announcements, items from local businesses for door Table in Chiefland. Dinner starts at 6 protecting children at school, prizes for the event. p.m. and the meeting begins at 7 p.m. ordering from Amazon.com. The club also typically raffles a cou- Club membership dues are $20 an- “It’s an amazing device,” he ple of specially made items. One item nually or $30 per family (living in the said. Then he referred to the being raffled off this year is a hand same household). Each member of the citizens of Cedar Key and said, carved rocker. The rocker has a horse club receives by-laws and a trail riding “For us, there’s one thing this head carved in it. Tickets can be pur- schedule for the year. device doesn’t do. It doesn’t chased for this prior to, or at the event. The club’s home base camp is Goethe work. For us the solution was Tickets are 5$ or 6 tickets for $25. Tidewater but the club also enjoys trail easy. Get an antenna,” Priess- According to Wilson, all money col- riding at Watermelon Pond and Black man said. But after years of lected goes to the Shands Cancer Center. Prong trails in Levy County. trying he said his theory is that “They have a special account set up “We also camp at other parks in sur- Cedar Key is not up to scale for those ladies who have no insurance rounding counties. San Felasco (Ala- enough for a carrier to want or money. They have to qualify through chua ), Pruitt, Ross Prairie, Shangri La to invest. Priessman estimated photo by Suzette Cook/Reporter Shands. Shands pays for the surgeries. (Dunnellon), O’Leno (Dixie), McCulley there were about 2,500 devices We help them get to appointments, pay Farms in Jasper, Tillis Hills in Brooks- Steven Priessman talks to state leg- islators about the lack of cell phone on the island and that the reve- for gas cards, a wig or brace for their ville and O’Leno in Dixie,” said Bonnie. servie in Cedar Key. nue isn’t enough to convince a arm. Sometimes they just need an elec- Anyone interested in finding out company to build an antenna. tric bill paid. The funds can help them more information about the LCHTC construction scheduled to be- He then suggested a subsidy with whatever they need during treat- may join them for a club meeting. gin no later than Dec. 31, 2022 program. ment. It’s giving back to the communi- Those interested may also contact Bon- there’s not much time to do all “We want you folks to become ty,” said Wilson. nie Wilson at 352-542-9767 (home), of the environmental impact our champions. We want you to The club began this event 20 years 352-356-0257 (mobile) or email studies on the 160 miles from share our plight with your fel- ago. According to Dave’s wife, Bonnie, [email protected]. Crystal River to the Georgia low legislators. We want you to they started out raising $500 the first Anyone wishing to donate items for State line.” seek their support for a com- year but that amount increased to over door prizes or purchase raffle tickets Sen. Bradley said he agreed prehensive solution for this $10,000 in 2018. can contact Bonnie as well. with some of what Wheeler problem.” DeSantis, FWC announce additional gulf red snapper fishing days

Governor Ron DeSantis and the the world thanks to our pristine to every angler who has taken the state waters only. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conser- natural resources and an abun- time to return surveys, talk to staff Gulf Reef Fish Anglers may re- vation Comåmission (FWC) has dance of fisheries, including red and participate in this program. In- ceive a questionnaire in the mail announced six additional recre- snapper,” said Governor DeSantis. novative data collection is opening regarding their reef fish trips as ational red snapper fishing days “FWC has shown that this fishery doors and allowing unprecedent- part of Florida’s Gulf Reef Fish Sur- for Gulf waters. The season for is sustainable, so we are happy ed management opportunities for vey. If you receive a survey, please private recreational anglers and to provide these additional recre- Florida, benefitting Gulf anglers.” respond whether you fished this state for-hire operations will be ational fishing days to anglers.” Private recreational anglers may season or not. open on the following Saturdays “These additional days would not harvest red snapper in Gulf state For more information about the and Sundays: October 12-13, 19- be possible without the Gulf Reef and federal waters. However, state FWC’s red snapper season and 20 and 26-27. Fish Survey,” said FWC Chairman for-hire operations are limited to regulations, please visit www. “Florida is the fishing capital of Robert Spottswood. “Thank you fishing for red snapper in Gulf MyFWC.com. 4A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, October 3, 2019

Our View The referee will not be the only one flipping coins this weekend as both Chiefland and Bronson have scheduled homecoming games for the same night. While for most it’s likely not a big deal, there are those in the county (as well as a few outside the county) who have friends or relatives at both schools. Some of these could actually be involved in home- coming festivities. For those families, this leaves them with a difficult choice. Which game do they attend? While this may not be an issue which causes mass hysteria or even affects large numbers, it is important to those families who find themselves in this predica- ment. Administrators from county high schools should make every effort to schedule homecoming events so conflicts do not occur. A little communication between schools could go a long way in solving this dilemma. It is also possible the Levy County Schol Board could assist in coordinating these events as well. The goal of each school should be to be as inclu- sive as possible. Homecoming event schedules should be included in this effort and hopefully will in the future. Finally, The Chiefland Citizen congratulates the Cowboys are my passion students at both Chiefland and Bronson who are a If you see me around town wearing a cowboy hat, do I was approached by someone who invited me to part of this week’s homecoming celebrations and not be alarmed. Nothing is wrong. Like the Willie recite my poem at the Picacho Peak Cowboy Poetry wish all king and queen contestants the best of luck. Nelson song says, “I grew up a-dreamin'... of bein' a Festival and Ride... which I did. From there it was to the cowboy... and lovin' the cowboy ways.” Festival of the West in Scottsdale. Note: Please do not ask I have also performed a couple of times at the me to sing this, or any other Cowboy Festival and Symposium in Carrolton, Georgia. song to you. You will regret I have written a few more, but none received as well it. Mark as that first poem. Don’t look back! My passion for cowboys Berryman That poem appears in a ranch cookbook in Arizona You’ve probably heard and the old west was strong as well as a collection of cowboy poetry from the state the warning or saying: enough to take me to places of Georgia. “Don’t look back! Bob like Tucson, Arizona, Mark My Words While it's not exactly the same as hearing the poem Something might be gaining Denny Glendevey, Colorado and my recited, I thought I'd share it with you folks this week. on you!” But you really favorite, Big Timber, Montana. That said, here is my very first, and most popular, cow- don’t need to get too scared I worked on ranches in all three states as a camp boy poem. about that: It turns out that Just Thinking cook. Along with cooking for the folks, I rode horses, Ode to the Cowboy Cook you don’t have to run faster drove cattle, packed elk hunters into the Colorado wil- Gather round this pot o' grub and hear a tale of mine than that bear that’s chasing derness, and wrote cowboy poetry. I'll tell you 'bout the cowboy cook and of his place in you; you only need to be faster than that buddy you’re with. During my stay in Wickenburg, the annual Cowboy time. Actually, deer, horses, and other animals that might be Poetry Festival came to town, and being inspired I Now many folk have plied the trade of slingin' beef prey animals, need to keep an eye out to their rear. Ever decided to get “in the spirit” of the event by writing a and beans think about it: They have eyes on the side of their heads, so cowboy poem. In all honesty I did not know much about On the ranch, along the trail, throughout the western they have a better view of what’s sneaking up behind them. cowboy poetry but that did not stop me. scene. But our own eyes are on the front of our heads. Our ears I wrote the poem and showed it to a couple of the Ol' Cookie he's done his share on cattle drives and face forward. Is it by chance that our feet are designed to ranch hands. They told the ranch owners and I was trails, run forward? It seems that we’re just not designed to look asked to recite the poem after supper, which I did. Fought injuns, fought outlaws, made it through the back very well. Of course, there are exceptions to every They then asked me to recite the poem at the open same trevails rule. Even cars are now coming with rear view cameras. mic session for cowboy poets the following day. I was As any cowhand on the drive, from Bozeman to the And we all know that teachers have eyes in the back of hesitant, but they insisted, so I agreed. Rio Grande. their heads—making it pretty hard to get away with any- I spent pretty much the rest of that evening memoriz- As handy with a shootin' iron as with a cast iron pan. thing. ing my poem. Everybody wants to be top hand, no one wants to Yes, it’s pretty obvious that today’s culture and technol- The following day, a Saturday, I headed into town cook ogy are all designed to look ahead, not back. Is that why after lunch to join in on the cowboy poetry open mic They'll rise early to jingle horses, not give the stove a your car’s windshield is so much larger than your rear view session. I admit I was more nervous than a chihuahua second look mirror? Why the drivers’ seats always faces forward? Why dog surrounded by... well... OK, pretty much any time. Unless there's no coffee in the pot, or bacon frying in there are 4 forward speeds, but only one reverse speed? Those Taco Bell dogs are in a perpetual state of despair. the pan Why you buy a calendar for next year, not for last year? My turn came and I stepped up to the “open mic.” I Then they'll look around to see if there's anyone else Our world is centered about looking ahead, not looking introduced myself and started to recite my poem. I got that can. back. about a third of the way through or so, and stopped. I The ladies get all dreamy-eyed when they see those What’s wrong with looking back? Some people still couldn't remember the next line. chaps and spurs insist on hanging onto the past. At a meeting, isn’t it that Other poets who had gone before me had brought Hoping that the wrangler on a horse can be roped, one person afraid of change that annoys you when he or notes with them, but being a greenhorn at this, I did not then made hers. she says, “But we’ve always done it that way?” Or, “If it know that was acceptable and had left mine in the truck. No thought is given to the cook unless it's eatin' time, ain’t broke, don’t fix it?” Don’t let fear make you keep I said, “I'm going to jus' start again, and if I can't get When their belly starts to growl and hear that ol' bell looking over your shoulder. Spot those negative messag- no farther than this, well, that's all you're gonna get chime. es, and don’t let them hold you back. “Objects in the rear because I did not know cheat sheets were allowed.” I know the cowboy's job is tough, his work it can be view mirror may be larger than they appear!” Do those That brought laughter, which was a welcome hard, And they deserve a hand from us for being a good memories you look back on loom larger than they response. pard. should? Of course, there are some good reasons to check I began again, this time completing the poem without So thank the wrangler all you want, he's done his your “six o’clock.” There are helpful lessons we can a hiccup, or burp, or passing gas. You get the idea. best for you. but don't forget to kiss the cook 'cause he See BACK Page 9A See BACK Page A9 deserves one, too. 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Methane www.chieflandcitizen.com all these things are thus to national media, we still than a few supercharged gases have been around as Hours: Mon - Fri 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. be dissolved, what sort of tend to be a little surprised zealots armed with statisti- long as animal life roams people ought you to be in when the sea is creeping cal research to back-up the earth. I remember GENERAL MANAGER lives of holiness and god- up to our houses, shops their claims that Global hearing once back in the Dale Bowen [email protected] liness, waiting for and and other places of work. Warming is causing the 70’s that a feed-lot opera- hastening the coming of seas to rise at a more rapid tion in Polk County, EDITOR We worked as hard as Mark Berryman [email protected] the day of God, because of we could in 2016 to get rate than any other time in Florida claimed they were which the heavens will be history. Some people are producing enough power our personal belongings ADVERTISING set on fire and dissolved, moved to our new place of jumping on this bandwag- from their methane gas Classified Advertising and the heavenly bodies residence ahead of the on and selling their water- convertor to power the [email protected] will melt as they burn!” (2 storm dubbed Hermine. front properties to those city of Bartow. Very often Peter 3:10-12 ESV) who are happy to purchase what goes around comes Display-Business Customers Nevertheless, at the last Gina MacKenzie [email protected] Life on a coastal city – minute, our son Zhenya’s a place with our amazing around in a more benefi- especially an island city, fabulous views of the cial manner. Well, it’s like Nicole Walker [email protected] car would not start since Legals residents do tend to pay water. I was saying – I’m no sci- he hadn’t been able to Vonnie Lee [email protected] closer attention to the drive for some time. So, Without getting out of entist, but common sense short-range and long-range we just had to push it to a my league and talking like tells me that we human AD PRODUCTION weather forecasts. Most of place where we thought a scientist, a few of the beings will have the earth Chris Festo [email protected] us who have lived in the the water would not come. reasons we should be as our home as long as Cedar Keys for at least a alarmed as cited by those God intends for us to CIRCULATION But the water rose higher Vonnie Lee [email protected] few years have experi- and faster than we who are observing what “have dominion over all enced some losses from thought, and his car was they call global warming the earth.” Levy, Dixie, Gilchrist Counties: tropical storms and hurri- totaled. Several other are: 1. Greenhouse gases. All mankind should canes. Even though there Thank God for this natural pay close attention to the $34.99/Yr. E-Z-Pay $29.99/ Yr. friends and acquaintances In State: $49.99/YR E-Z- Pay $44.99 are ample warnings from suffered similar losses. phenomenon of our atmo- warnings in the Scriptures local authorities and Thankfully, our insurance sphere that prevents all the See WARMING Page 9A Out of State: $59.99/YR E-Z- Pay $54.99 5A Thursday, October 3, 2019 Chiefland Citizen Levy County Sheriff's Report Most Wanted The Levy County Sheriff’s Seiglie, 55, Beverly Hills, Office reports the follow- Often Used Abbreviations DUI. Bond $2,000. ing arrests: DL - Driver’s License • Sept. 24, Hamp Shelton, • Sept. 24, Terri Michelle DWLSR - Driving While License 40, Chiefland, non-sup- Bernhart, 18, Dunnellon, Suspended or Revoked port of children or spouse. DUI. Bond $2,000. DUI - Driving Under the Influence Bond $675. • Sept. 23, Damen Michael FTA - Failure to Appear • Sept. 27, Larry Joe Skid- Bolinger, 27, Dunnellon, ROR - Released on Own Recognizance more III, 27, Crystal River, out of county warrant. RWV - Resisting With Violence VOP. • Sept. 28, Michelle Lee RW/OV - Resisting Without Violence • Sept. 27, Daniel Richard Bougher, 40, Old Town, VOP - Violation of Probation Stewart, 32, Williston, ag- DUI. ROR. gravated child abuse. Bond Dante Austin Sheila Haynes 26, Cutterbay 54, Williston • Sept. 24, Lee Campbell, Jr., 20, Bronson, hit and of a controlled substance $10,000. VOP VOP 46, Williston, out of coun- run, no DL, VOP. w/o a prescription. Bond • Sept. 29, Joseph Ray- ty warrant, non-support of • Sept. 24, Mario Guida $10,000. mond Tape, 42, Williston, children or spouse. Bond IV, 30, Ocala, giving false • Sept. 29, Manuelito Au- DWLSR. ROR. $452. ID to LEO. Bond $5,000. cel Mendez-Perez, 39, Old • Sept. 27, Clinton Wyatt • Sept. 29, Scott Lea Clark, • Sept. 27, Tarvis Isiah Town, no DL. Thomas, 25, Chiefland, out 53, St. Petersburg, carry- Henry, 28, Chiefland, • Sept. 24, Joshua Gabriel of county warrant. Bond ing a concealed weapon. DWLS. Bond $10,000. Moretz, 29, Inglis, no DL. $200. Bond $200. • Sept. 24, Larry Mortimer Bond $500. • Sept. 24, Jackson Ray • Sept. 27, Jamuriel Huskins, 47, Inglis, grand • Sept. 28, Nelson Orantes, Thomas, 27, High Springs, Keyshe Coombs, 20, theft. Bond $25,000. 26, Louisville, Ky., no DL. DWLS, grand theft. Bond Chiefland, possession of a • Sept. 29, Jared Jones, Bond $2,000. $15,500. controlled substance w/o 33, Chiefland, petit theft, • Sept. 23, Shernerd • Sept. 27, Mark Antho- Jeremey Savacool Jerry Scott a prescription, possession dealing in stolen property. Richardson, 43, Bronson, ny Vogel, 30, Chiefland, 49, Williston 61, Williston and/or use of drug equip- Bond $2,500. violation of conditional fraud, forgery, passing a VOP VOP ment. Bond $3,500. forged or altered bank bill. • Sept. 24, Jamie Korson, release. ­­­Anyone with information about these indi- • Sept. 24, Christopher 38, Archer, grand theft, • Sept. 29, Christian Man- Bond $30,000. Davis, 45, Newberry, fraud. Bond $5,500. uel Santiago, 21, Bronson, • Sept. 27, Victoria Wool- viduals is asked to call the Sheriff’s Office non-support of children or • Sept. 23, Jessica LeBron, trespassing. sey, 34, High Springs, at 486-5111. To remain anonymous, call spouse. Bond $1,000. 30, Williston, possession • Sept. 26, Alex Oscar FTA. Bond $2,000. Crime Stoppers at 1-877-349-8477. • Sept. 29, Robert Duthill Georgia man dies in FWC’s TrophyCatch program Dixie County accident The Florida Highway Patrol has reported a fatal acci- celebrates 9,000 catches dent which occurred on Sept 26 at approximately 12:20 p.m. in Dixie County. The Florida Fish and Wildlife bass from Lee County caught during heavier in Florida. In order to be eli- According to the report, a 1999 Dodge pickup truck Conservation Commission’s (FWC) Season 5 by Dominic Montalto on gible for prizes, anglers are required driven by 54-year-old Joseph Tedder of Andersonville, TrophyCatch program, now in March 18, 2017. to submit photos or videos of their Georgia was traveling southbound on SE Highway 317 Season 7, has awarded prizes for the The Season 6 Champion, Michael catch to TrophyCatch.com, showing when it left the roadway onto the east grass shoulder and catch and release of more than 9,000 Donohue, received the TrophyCatch the entire fish and its weight on a struck a tree head on. largemouth bass since the program trophy for catching and releasing scale, before releasing it back into The driver was transported byDixie County EMS to a began in 2012. To date, 7,303 Lunk- the heaviest bass of the season at 15 the water. FWC biologists use Tro- nearby medical helicopter landing zone but was pro- er Club, 1,751 Trophy Club, and pounds,11 ounces, caught in O.L. phyCatch data for bass research, to nounced dead prior to air transport. 66 Hall of Fame fish make up the Peacock Sr. Park in Port St. Lucie. make informed decisions about the milestone. This year, TrophyCatch angler management of Florida bass fisheries “We want to thank Bass Pro Shops Thomas Woodring was awarded the and to promote the catch and release and all of our partners and anglers July Monthly Lunker Leader prize of trophy bass. TrophyCatch is sup- FWC incident report for their continued commitment to pack containing a Shimano SLX bait ported by many generous partners, The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission reported the conservation of Florida’s trophy cast rod and reel combo for catching such as Bass Pro Shops. one incident in Levy County this past week. bass fishery,” said Jon Fury, FWC’s three Lunker Club fish totaling 26 The FWC encourages anglers Officer Willis was dispatched to Manatee Spring State director of the Division of Fresh- pounds, 11 ounces. These catches to join TrophyCatch to become Park regarding a subject who was mud bogging on park water Fisheries Management. “The were his first three bass approved citizen scientists and assist in the property and had gotten stuck. TrophyCatch program is a unique in the TrophyCatch program and he management and the conservation Officer Willis arrived on scene and met with park staff collaboration between anglers, caught two of the Lunker Club bass of Florida’s freshwater fisheries. and the owner of the stuck vehicle. The owner admitted partners and the FWC to ensure that on Kenansville Reservoir the same The associated TrophyCare program to driving the vehicle off the roadway and mud bogging. future generations can experience the day. promotes best handling practices for The vehicle was buried to the frame in mud, causing same thrill of a lifetime these anglers The TrophyCatch program re- trophy bass to ensure that each Tro- damage to state park property. did when they reeled in their trophy wards anglers who submit eligible phyCatch bass is released alive. For Officer Willis cited the subject appropriately for the bass.” catches and provide documentation more information about the Trophy- violations. Currently, the largest catch for the of the catch and release of large- Catch program, email John Cimbaro program is a 16 pound, 12 ounce mouth bass weighing 8 pounds or at [email protected]..” GET OUT OF JAIL This card may be kept until needed. Ms. Judy’s Bail Bonds 352-221-4742 • 1113 NW 19th Ave., Chiefland GRAND OPENING October 5, 2019 From 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Delicious New Southern Buffet Fried chicken & veggies served daily. Desserts & salads made daily. Nightly dinner specials UNTR O Y C B U T F F E 352-493-1495 2202 N. Young Blvd., Chiefland Mon. - Thurs. 10:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. Lunch & Dinner Fri. - Sun. 6 a.m. - 9 p.m. Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Subscribe Today Shop Local, It Helps Everyone! 6A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, October 3, 2019 To Grin or Not to Grin, Is My Dilemma Ellzay UMC to hold Through the years, I have picture of a landscape with trees and monthly prayer meeting experienced one dilemma after bushes and so forth. I noticed my Ellzay United Methodist Church will hold their another. Out to wife looking at that picture and then monthly community prayer meeting on Wednesday, I remember my father once told she said, “Isn’t a very nice picture Oct. 9. A light meal will be served at 6 p.m. and prayer me, “Son, when life delivers you a Pastor of a pickle?” meeting is at 7p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend. The dilemma, make lemonade out of it.” She then looked at me and said, church is located at the corner of SR 24 and CR 336 in To which I looked at him with a big “What are you grinning about?” Otter Creek. grin and said, “Is there any dilemma James One of my daughters said, “I I can make a root beer out of it?” Snyder guess the medication is starting to On my wedding day, I grinned kick in.” all day long and nobody ever had to I have been enjoying my Morriston Baptist ask me the question, “What are you of our life. grinning ever since. Occasionally grinning about?” Everybody knew. I well remember the time my my wife will look at me and say, Church Quilters bazaar After my wedding, however, wife was walking around the house “You’re not still grinning about the Morriston Baptist Church Quilters has scheduled a everything changed. I have no everywhere. I stopped her and said, pickle are you?” bazaar of sewn items and treasures for Oct. 19 from 11 regrets or anything of that nature. “What are you doing?” “Why no,” I say, trying to hide a a.m. until 4 p.m. and Oct. 20 between morning services While I am saying this, you can “I’m looking for my glasses.” grin, “have you found your glasses at the church. Items include purses, bags, ornaments, imagine I am grinning. Nothing I thought I was being set up so I yet?” pillows, pillow cases, kitchen towels, journal/checkbook has made me happier in life than grinned very cheerfully. Trust me when I say, she did not covers, placemats and table runners. marrying the Gracious Mistress of “What are you grinning about? grin back at me. Tickets for a quilt raffle will be available for $5 each the Parsonage. Have you,” she snapped, “seen my Thinking about this I was or three for $10. The drawing will be held Nov. 17 after My wife and I were sitting in the glasses?” reminded of one of David’s Psalms. the evening service. living room having a cup of coffee I did not know what to say “Then was our mouth filled with Funds raised from sales will go to provide materials and talking. As we were talking because I could see her glasses on laughter, and our tongue with for the group’s quilt donations to the Tri-County unbeknownst to me, I was grinning. the top of her head where she often singing: then said they among the Pregnancy Center in Williston and the Shands Children’s It is something that happens puts them. heathen, The Lord hath done great Hospital Intensive Care Unit patients in Gainesville. automatically to me. Then she discovered where her things for them” (Psalm 126:2). The church is located at 3141 SE Highway 41 in “What are you,” my wife said glasses were and just looked at me. I My philosophy has been, find Morriston. in a very somber tone, “grinning was still grinning. something every day to grin about For more information, call Linda at 465-5039 or Barb about?” Recently, she had some problems and you will have a happy life along at 528-0613. “Oh,” I said, “I was just thinking with her back and I called the with fresh lemonade. about the first time we met.” Then I ambulance to take her to the local Dr. James L. Snyder, pastor laughed heartily. ER and the doctors begin to work of the Family of God Fellowship, “What was so funny about that?” on her. lives with the Gracious Mistress of Rosary Crusade That was the beginning of trying One of the medications they used the Parsonage in Ocala, FL. Call to explain why I grinned all the time. was some form of morphine. I let my him at 352-687-4240 or e-mail scheduled for Oct. 12 I explained to her how that day was daughters oversee that because that [email protected]. The church Join the 2019 St. Joseph Rally for the Rosary at the real beginning of my life. Then, was completely above my pay scale. web site is www.whatafellowship. Chiefland Park across from the Train Depot and Chamber she grinned. That began a wonderful On the wall was a very nice com. of Commerce building on Sat. Oct. 12 at noon. conversation of those beginning days The event promotes public intercessory prayer and issues a call for people to turn away from sin and enjoy God’s blessings. For more info, call 352-493-2400. Spoken from the Lord The wife of the Zacharias, the also the means by which God used Good Shepherds Yard priest, is in her sixth month of Carlton G. to communicate His message to pregnancy. When Mary, the mother McPeak mankind. On several occasions Jesus & Bake sale set for of Jesus, comes to see her and after mentions that He is not speaking on Oct. 3-4 their initial greetings, Elizabeth carlton_mc@ His own initiative but rather He is speaks to Mary. She tells her she is speaking the things given to Him by msn.com. It’s time once again for Good Shepherds annual Fall blessed because she “believed that His Father and our God. The Hebrew Yard and Bake Sale. This year the sale will be on Thursday there would be a fulfillment of what writer said, “in these last days and Friday, Oct. 3-4 from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. There will had been spoken to her by the Lord” [God] has spoken to us in His Son” Mary being pregnant and the Lord be lots of household items, books, clothes, craft items, (Luke 1:45). What a compliment to (Hebrews 1:2). speaking to Mary because the Holy linens and lots more. The sale will also feature hotdogs and Mary! However, the emphasis of The application for our lives is Spirit told her. However, Elizabeth this article is upon the source of the that we need to be paying attention chili for lunch, as well as baked good items for sale. The does not mention the angel Gabriel information. to the things spoken from the Lord, location is located three miles north of Walmart on Hwy 19 speaking to Mary, but rather says Reflecting upon how Mary was which the Bible contains. If what (14303 N Hwy. 19). the information Mary received was given the information concerning her was spoken by angels “proved spoken “from the Lord” (1:45). becoming pregnant with the Son of unalterable,” how much more should While Gabriel speaking to Mary God, we see it was the angel Gabriel we consider the things spoken by is not the only time he spoke to who spoke to her (Luke 1:26). Luke the Lord Jesus? Regardless of the someone, it should be brought out records that Gabriel had been “sent messenger or the method, the word that the source of his information Elder Options to offer from God … to a virgin.” This angel spoken from the Lord, is truly the was from the Lord. This simple tells Mary she has “found favor with best source for directing us as we are statement tells us the message was Tai Chi classes God” (1:30) and has been selected living God’s way. from the Lord but Gabriel was by God to be the mother of His child. Carlton G. McPeak is an Tai Chi for Arthitis and Fall Prevention classes will be the messenger. God wanted to She is also told of the character of evangelist working in the Florida held at the First United Methodist Church of Chiefland communicate this message to Mary Jesus, some of the things which He Gateway region. All Scriptural and He used the angel as the means between Sept. 24 and Nov. 14. would accomplish and even told quotations are from the by which to accomplish His goal. The first class will start with enrollment at 4:45 p.m. about her relative Elizabeth who had New American Standard Bible, Not to equate Jesus with an angel after which classes will be from 5-6 p.m. each Tuesday and become pregnant “in her old age” Holman Bible Publishers, unless from the Lord, because the writings Thursday. Class sizes are limited. (1:36). otherwise stated. He may be contained in the book of Hebrews The instructor will be Liz Dalusio. Elizabeth only knew about contacted at [email protected]. tells us otherwise, but Jesus was Class sizes are limited I have to adapt to new conditions The woods are wilting. I’m not exact- – by making sure I am not doing some- alternative crops like peanuts, and then ly sure when it last rained in my area, but thing wrong, and by adapting to the new gave them over a hundred food recipes I know it’s been over three weeks. That Outdoor conditions I am now in. For instance, if using peanuts! 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(Slater) Foutz Haven Tri-County Hospice Care Center on Oct. 3 from ries and fellowship with Haven staff, volunteers, donors Dorothy I. (Slater) 4:30-6:30 p.m. The center is located at 311 NE 9th St. in and community partners. Foutz of Trenton, passed Chiefland. away Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2019. Born at Cadiz, Ohio Aug. 27, 1924, she was a Poll Worker Orientation dates set for Levy County daughter of the late Dewey The Levy County Supervisor is to provide details about the re- FL 32621. Please use the side en- and Wilda Slater. On June of Elections Office will hold Poll quirements of being a Poll Worker. trance of the Elections Office. If 4, 1943, she married John Worker Orientation on the dates If interested, you may attend the you plan to attend, please email W. Foutz. below. This is a mandatory orien- next orientation scheduled for Nov. [email protected] to RSVP. A winter visitor at Oak tation for anyone interested in be- 7 at 10 a.m. The deadline to RSVP is Sept. 5, Grove Village for 16 years, coming a Levy County Poll Work- The orientation will be held at 2019. For more information, please she moved to Oak Grove er. The purpose of this orientation 421 South Court Street Bronson, call 352-486-5163. Village permanently in 1993. She was a 1943 graduate of Dennison High School and a former employee of Garver Brothers, Strasburg, Ohio and Sunny Slope Nursing Home in Bowerston, Veterans memorial event to be held in Old Town Ohio. Dorothy was a member of the United Methodist The All American Veterans dren 6 and under will be admitted No alcohol or coolers will be al- Church in Chiefland and AARP (Greater Chiefland) Memorial presents the 4th Annual free. Food will also be available for lowed. #1840, Fanning Springs Moose, American Legion Post Bluegrass/Gospel Music Festival purchase. The lineup includes Gail Carter 581 Auxiliary, Bowerston, Ohio, and World War II on Oct. 12 beginning at 11 a.m. The All proceeds go for repairs, (1 p.m.), Max Thomas (2 p.m.), a Spouse Veteran and “Proud of It”. event will be held at the First District maintenance and improvement of the veterans tribute (3 p.m.), Martengale Surviving is one son Alan L. Foutz of Canton, Ohio; Community Center, located at 9223 All-American Veterans Memorial (4 p.m.), Voices of Antioch (5 p.m.), several beloved nieces and nephews. NE 349 Highway in Old Town. site located on Highway 19 in Old 3D Sounds (6 p.m.) and Dixie Jubi- She was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Admission is a suggested Town. lee (7 p.m.). John; one infant son; father, Dewey Slater; mother, Wilda donation of $10 at the door. Chil- This is a family-oriented event. Slater; brother, Blaine D. Slater of New Philadelphia, Ohio; and sister, Louise Willenborg of Huber Heights, Ohio. Cremation has taken place by the Knauff Funeral A lifetime commitment by Social Security Home in Chiefland. Burial and graveside services will Social Security is here with in- The amount of benefits your Survivors to help you better under- be in Ohio at a later date. formation, tools, and benefits to help survivors receive depends on your stand your and your family’s Social If you would like to place an obituary or memo- you secure today and tomorrow. Our lifetime earnings. The higher your Security protection as you plan for rial please contact Carolyn at 352-528-3343 or journey together begins when you’re earnings are, the higher their benefits your financial future atwww.so - email her at [email protected] born and get your Social Security will be. The value of your survivors cialsecurity.gov/planners/survivors. card. It continues when you get your benefit may be more than the value Checking your Social Securi- first job and follows you through of your individual life insurance. ty Statement to see an estimate of Cedar Key Seafood your entire career, marriage, and By making sure your earnings are survivors benefits we could pay your retirement. Our commitment is to be posting correctly, you are passing family at www.socialsecurity.gov/ Festival celebrates 50 with you throughout life’s journey. down protections to your survivors, myaccount. It also shows an estimate Our promise extends to surviving just as your parents did before you. of your retirement and disability The 2019 Cedar Key Seafood Festival will mark 50 family members when a worker dies. You can do this by: benefits and provides other important years for the annual event. This year's festival will be Some of the Social Security taxes Creating a personal my Social information. held Oct. 19-20 from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. daily. you pay go toward survivors benefits Security account at www.socialsecu- For more information, please Admission is free. for your family. In the event of your rity.gov/myaccount. Your personal visit www.socialsecurity.gov or read The event is organized by the Cedar Key Lions Club death, certain members of your my Social Security account is secure our publication Survivors Benefits and celebrates the area’s fishing heritage, offering two family may be eligible for survivors and gives you immediate access to at www.socialsecurity.gov/pubs/ days of fantastic seafood and landlubber favorites, a fam- benefits; these include widows and your earnings records, Social Secu- EN-05-10084.pdf. You can also help ily friendly Seafood Festival parade, 120 arts and crafts widowers, divorced widows and rity benefit estimates, and a printable us spread the word by sharing this exhibitors, free live music from a working clam boat widowers, children, and dependent Social Security Statement. information with your family and stage, and family fun on the beautiful Old Florida island parents. Visiting our Benefits Planner for friends. city of Cedar Key. The 2020 Census-Counting everyone once, only once, and in the right place The U.S. Census Bureau is the federal government’s state gets in Congress and is used to redraw $675 billion to states and communities based on Census largest statistical agency. The agency is dedicated to district boundaries. Redistricting counts are sent Bureau data. providing current facts and figures about America’s to the states by March 31, 2021. In 2020, the agency will implement new technology to people, places, and economy. make it easier than ever to respond to the census. For Federal law protects the confidentiality of all individual • Communities rely on census statistics to plan the first time, citizens will be able to respond online, by responses the Census Bureau collects. The U.S. for a variety of resident needs including new phone, as well as by mail. Census workers will use data Constitution also requires that each decade the agency roads, schools, and emergency services. that the public has already provided to reduce follow-up take a count — or a census — of America’s population. visits. They are also building an accurate address list The census provides vital information for communities • Businesses use census data to determine where and automating our field operations — all while keeping across the nation. to open places to shop. citizen’s information confidential and safe. • It determines how many representatives each Each year, the federal government distributes more than

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From hunter safety courses to fishing funda- mentals to wildlife ecol- ogy, archery, leadership training and participation in the Levy County Fair, 4-H has helped provide 1,478 youth in Levy Coun- ty with a chance to explore interested and get involved in their community. According to Levy County 4-H Agent Gen- Here pretty kitty evieve Mendoza, Levy Marlee is a female domestic long hair cat, black County has made progress and white in color. She is approximately 1-2 years old. in gaining membership. Marlee was owner-released and is available for adoption. “Two new clubs joined last She deserves a new home and will light up your life year,” Mendoza said. with her beauty and charm and bring you comfort, joy “Eighty are first year and love. It’s also proven that cats improve our health members in community and well-being and they can lower blood pressure. She clubs and membership is a true beauty in many ways and one special Pet of the in the Tropicana Public Week. For more information on Marlee or any of the Speaking Program is other animals, email [email protected] or up 221 so we had a big call 352-486-1610. jump,” said Mendoza. photo by Suzette Cook/Citizen I know, we’re the only The Tropicana Public intelligent life form that Speaking Program is a Levy County 4-H Youth Council President Regan Varnes addresses the BACK can imagine a future, 40-year-old school enrich- Levy County Board. The4-H Youth officers for Levy County are President continued from Page 4A make plans, set goals, and ment program sponsored Regan Varnes, Vice President Kayden Bean, 4-H Program Assistant choose our steps along by the Tropicana juice Mallory Whitehurst, Secretary Anabelle Whitehurst, Treasurer Carson learn from our past life’s path to get where we company, Mendoza said. Meeks and Agent Genevieve The group appeared before the Levy experiences. “Those who want to go. Every species “It teaches the kids how don’t learn from history has adjusted to discover, to decide on a topic, draft are doomed to repeat it.” develop, and use its a speech, and then present Varnes addressed the Kids in Levy County expe- engagement.” Don’t fret over mistakes; unique and special skills and capabilities, to better that speech. It starts in Commission and said they rience 4-H through school “The Board of County appreciate them, and enable its survival and the school, then moves to learn from your mistakes, were there to help “let our enrichment programs, Commissioners encourage success in life. Our own the county level and onto county know that 4-H is school and community all of our citizens to recog- so you will be more capable of handling future specialty is our capability district level contest with an important organization clubs and 4-H camps. nize 4-H for the significant to think, look ahead, and the winners earning a full in our community and According to the impact they have made situations because of what you learned from your plan our trip down life’s ride to 4-H camp.” I’d like thank you for proclamation, “4-H is and continue to make by past. highway. Make the most The Levy County Com- everything you do for our America’s largest youth empowering youth with It’s true: We, and our of it. Make your life that mission has proclaimed organization.” development organiza- the skills they need to lead environment and our happy, successful, and Oct. 6-12 as National 4-H The UF/IFAS Exten- tion, supporting nearly six for a lifetime,” the procla- technology, are “built” meaningful life that we all Week. sion 4-H Youth Develop- million youth across the mation declares. to look ahead. As far as deserve. See you on the 4-H Youth officers, ment Program is the state- country. It is delivered by After a unanimous vote trail. including President Regan wide youth development Cooperative Extension - a to approve the proclama- to live. God loves all Varnes, Vice President program of the University community of more than tion, Commissioner Mike Kayden Bean, 4-H Pro- mankind and wants of Florida that provides 100 public universities Joyner said, “ I think it’s a WARMING everyone to be saved by gram Assistant Mallory continued from Page 4A young people ages 5 to 18 across the nation that pro- great thing to have 4-H in the blood Jesus shed when Whitehurst, Secretary the opportunity to learn vides experiences where our community. he died vicariously for Anabelle Whitehurst, the life skills needed to be young people learn-by- Commission Chair our sins. As one old hymn Treasurer Carson Meeks about a certain day responsible, productive doing through hands-on John Meeks said, “It’s an when Jesus Christ will asks: “Are you ready, are and Mendoza appeared members of society and projects in the important honor to be associated suddenly appear, and you ready, are you ready before the Levy County to become future leaders areas of health, science, with such a group of fine, every person must answer for the judgment day?” Commission and present within their communities. agriculture, and civic young folks.” for how we have chosen the proclamation.

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I know that one of the best sion makers about the impact the ways to do that is to share informa- tobacco industry has on cultivating tion as a YAB member so other youth tobacco addiction. grandchildren or grandparents don’t Cedar Key’s Alexis Crum is the have to watch the pain in their eyes newest Levy County SWAT repre- like I did. I want to save the next sentative and statewide SWAT Youth and taking pictures,” said Alexis. generation and the present one, too,” Advocacy Board (YAB) member. “This year, I was elected to serve as said Alexis. Alexis is a student at Cedar Key a statewide SWAT Youth Advocacy The Cedar Key student says her School and was elected by her peers Board member representing Region favorite tobacco control observance to represent Region 2 and Levy 2 and I am the Regional Task is “Through with Chew Week.” County in July at the statewide Manager.” According to Alexis, “It’s my favor- SWAT meeting. She is also the Levy County ite because I know of a lot of kids Alexis currently in ninth grade SWAT Representative and serves as who use chew or dip and I feel like and has been in SWAT since sixth the youth Co-Chair of the Tobacco our school really does learn from Bailey wins grade. Alexis always contributes Free Partnership of Levy County. our efforts to raise awareness for ideas, attends meetings and has pre- “In these roles, I help plan and pres- this observance.” sented at the annual Levy County ent information on conference calls, Alexis has written and spoke at Seafood Festival SWAT summit for the past three at regional meetings and partnership the yearly Levy County SWAT years. meetings and I help give presenta- Summit. Another accomplishment Another thing Alexis has done in tions to decision makers in the com- she is proud of is being the former brochure cover the past two years is hold an officer munity to educate them,” said Cedar Key SWAT Secretary and By Annie McCain position in the club. Alexis. Project Manager. She is most proud Correspondent “I always participate in meetings Her past leadership roles include of the difference she makes in her This year’s Seafood Festival is extra special because by coming up with our next project Cedar Key High-Q captain, Student community. it marks the 50th time the event has been held and is the first time in memory that a CKS student’s artwork has graced the cover of the festival’s brochure. The festival, which will be held Oct. 19-20, got its start a half century ago as a way to tout the heritage of The Cedar Key Arts Center events the island’s fishermen, crabbers, oystermen and clam- Saturday, Nov. 16, 2019, 5-7 p.m. Children’s Art Program Benefit Din- More information at www.CedarKe- mers. This year that heritage is also being touted in the 25th Anniversary Celebration and ner, Silent Auction and Raffle yArtsCenter.org. art of Cedar Key School seventh grader Karlie Bailey. Exhibit Opening Purchase tickets early for this popular Saturday, April 4, 2020 from 10 Karlie’s rendition of a clam and scallop booklet cover Join the Arts Center Board on Satur- event and see Cedar Key’s Community a.m.-5 p.m.) and Sunday, April 5 (10 won first place in the Lion’s Club art contest. day evening, November 16 at 5 – 7 pm Center transformed by the creative a.m.–4 p.m.) 2020 Old Florida Cele- Susan Rosenthal, a long-time Lion’s Club member, for the opening of a special historical energy of Cedar Key Arts Center bration of the Arts said, “The idea (for an art contest) came about when a exhibit that celebrates the Cedar Key- members. The event includes a catered This juried fine arts and crafts event, bunch of members were talking one night about how hole Artist Co-op and the 25th Anni- dinner. Tickets may be purchased at the ranked in the Top 10 Art Fairs in nice it would be to have students participate in the festi- versary of the Arts Center which was Cedar Keyhole Artist Co-op located on America for the past 3 years, welcomes val.” established in 1994. Refreshments will the first floor of the Arts Center begin- 120 artists each year. In addition to The contest was open to CKS students of all ages last be served and the public is welcome. ning in November. This event is the high quality, creative artwork in a full spring. This exhibit also features the artwork primary fundraiser for the elementary range of disciplines, the event features In recognition of her work on the winning cover, of Catherine Graham Christie, the and teen summer art programs in July, artist demonstrations both afternoons, Karlie received $100 and will be riding in the Seafood Arts Center’s Founder and Benefactor, the children’s Art in the Park booth at a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, Festival parade on Saturday, Oct. 19. and will be open daily 10 am – 5 pm both the spring and the fall festivals and local seafood, music and children’s art through December 31, 2019 (closed other children’s activities including a activities in beachfront City Park. Free, Ad#:000X5MM Date:10/02/19 Day:WED Size:3X5 ChristmasCust:36395 Day). Sewing Club that meets weekly during family and pet-friendly. Salesperson:796 Last Edited By:MPATE Pub:UNKNOWNThursday, Tag Line: Jan. Color 16, 2020 CKAC the school year at the Arts Center. 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photo by Mark Berryman/Editor The Chiefland Indians hit the road to Orlando this past Friday night to take Kline, Scott Hysmith and Elijah Flanders bring down Flames quarterback on the West Oaks Academy Flames. Four Indians- Levi Warmack, Jacob Kanaz Blackshear for one of the team's five sacks in the game. Indians douse Flame This week's game against West Several Chiefland supporters were not even aware of what ing on the ambulance to arrive Oaks Academy was as much went to the wrong location and quarter the game was in. since no emergency services per- about the event as it was the arrived late. There were more Chiefland sonnel was at the game. game. Neither team had a dressing Indian fans than West Oaks fans. As for the game itself, Chiefland The Chiefland Indians traveled room. The two teams met in There was no halftime pro- was dominant throughout the over two hours to face the West opposite end zones prior to the gram. No band. No cheerleaders. game with 466 total yards. Oaks Academy Flame, a small pri- game and at halftime. The West Oaks Academy quar- Quarterback Ty Corbin was 6-9 vate school in West Orlando. There was no one to operate terback, Kanaz Blackshear, was through the air with 151 yeards The game was held at a recre- the scoreboard, which was not taken off the field on a stretcher while the Tribe ate up 263 yards ation area field near the school even lit. Because of this, it was and taken by ambulance to a on the ground. Chiefland was 2-6 rather than at the school. Along not only difficult to keep up with nearby hospital. The early indi- on third down conversions and with that, the starting time was the score, but no one knew how cation was a dislocated hip. The had no turnovers in the game. changed and not everyone was much time remained in each young football player lay on the made aware of the change. quarter and those arriving late field for about 20 minutes wait- See TRIBE Page B3

Eagles fly high in win over St. Johns The Bronson Eagles dominated this past Friday night as they faced St. Johns Country Day in Bronson. The Eagles soared to a 52-6 win, scoring three times in the first quarter and adding two touchdowns in both the sec- ond and third quarter. Bronson will face the Tenoroc Titans out of Lake City this coming Friday night at home. Game time is slated for 7:30 p.m. Shown are Ke’Tron Thomas, Dallas Cagle, Braden Dean and “Ref.”

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Chiefland golf teams fair well on the fairways ON DECK Varsity Football By Mark Berryman Oct. 5 Trenton home 7:30 p.m. Editor Varsity Volleyball The Chiefland Mid- Oct. 7 St. Francis home 6:00 p.m. dle High School Indian Oct. 8 Dixie away 6:30 p.m. boys golf team took to the course at Chiefland Oct. 10 Branford away 6:00 p.m. Country Club this past JV Volleyball Thursday to face two nearby teams- the Tren- Oct. 7 St. Francis home 5:00 p.m. ton Tigers and Bronson Oct. 8 Dixie away 5:00 p.m. Bulldogs. The three teams Oct. 10 Branford away 5:00 p.m. played the back nine at MS Volleyball the country club. The Tigers ended up Oct. 8 Yankeetown home 4:30 p.m. with the low score of Oct. 10 Branford away 4:00 p.m. the day with a total of 213. Not far behind was Varsity Cross Country Chiefland at 222, who Oct. 10 Williston away 4:30 p.m. finished second. Bron- Varsity Golf-Boys son scored 229 for third place. Oct. 10 Newberry away 2:30 p.m. Whit Sumner had Varsity Golf-Girls Chiefland’s low score at 46, which was also the Oct. 3 Branford home 4:00 p.m. low score for the day. Oct. 8 Gainesille away 2:15 p.m. photo by Mark Berryman/Editor Jarrett Darus shot 48 for the third lowest score of Cross Country The Chiefland Indians' Jarrett Darus tees off in a match against the day. Trevor Gulledge 10/3 Cedar Key away 4:00 p.m. Bronson and Trenton this past Friday afternoon. The Tribe golfers came in second with a total score of 222. See GOLF Page B3 2B Chiefland Citizen Thursday, October 3, 2019 Community Calendar 10:30 a.m. October 1-31 The festivities will con- tinue until 5 p.m. Lunch will be served at 12:30 p.m. Community bags For questions, call 352- help support the 870-9302. Callaway Library to noon. Celebrate fall! Please October 9 Tables (8 feet) or spots support Friends of the Luther are $10. To reserve a table or Callaway Library, the Chief- spot, call the Canteen after land community and the en- Clover Squares noon at 352-486-9128. vironment. While shopping to begin classes at Winn-Dixie, located at 2202 N. Young Blvd, be sure Clover Squares of Levy to purchase a $2.50 reusable County will begin classes October 18-20 Community Bag. For every from 3:30-5:30 p.m. in the bag sold during the month of fellowship hall of the First October, a $1 donation will United Methodist Church in Photo Show to go to Friends of the Library. Chiefland. The caller will be hold reception W.T. (Bill) Chesnut. For more information, The Branford Camera Ocotober 5 call 352-493-4627 Ext. 1 Club's Annual Fall Photo FUMC, Gerry Jesk at 352- Show will hold an open- 493-2842 or Bill Chesnut at ing reception Friday from Cuffs and Collars 352-256-8628. 5-7 p.m. at the Hatch Park A $5 per person donation Community Center, located Cuffs & Collars, a dog per person is suggested. at 403 Craven St. in Bran- obedience program held at ford. Refreshments will be side tent space or outside day of each month. of the month at 6:30 p.m.; the Lancaster Correctional served. vendor space. The fee is The Tri-County Chap- and general membership Institute in Trenton takes October 10 Show times are Saturday non-refundable. For more ter of Disabled American meetings are held the third eight dogs from the Gilchrist from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. and information contact Sharon Veterans seeks disabled vet- Thursday of the month at 7 County Animal Shelter and Cattle classes Sunday 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at 352-327-7557 or email erans to join the (D.A.V.). We p.m. Bingo sessions at Post are put through an eight- [email protected]. You meet on the first Thursday of 91 are the first and third Tues- week dog obedience training offered in Bronson may also contact the parish each month at 6:30 p.m. at days each month at 7 p.m. in which the inmates train A four-part series of office at 352-493-9723. Otter Springs Campground/ Gilchrist Veteran’s Service the dogs. The eight-week October 19-20 classes on the basics of rais- Camp Valor. For additional office hours are Monday training program is followed ing beef cattle will be offered information call through Thursday, 9:30 a.m. by K-9 Graduation Day. Annual Cedar Key Ongoing by the Levy County-Univer- Commander Larry Fo- to 2:30 p.m. For more infor- Qualified adoptive "parents" Seafood Festival sity of Florida IFAS Exten- land at home: 352-493-1351 mation, visit American Le- attend the graduation exer- Events sion Office, located at 625 N. or on cell: 727-773-7124. gion jamerson-sheffield post cise and then take their new The 50th annual version Hathaway Ave. in Bronson D.A.V. Hours 11 a.m. to 4 91 on Facebook. family member home. of this event will be on his- on Oct. 10, 17 and Nov. 14, Armed Forces/Veterans p.m. The Florida Department toric 2nd Street from 10 a.m. 21 from 6-8 p.m. each night. Groups Tri-County Marine of Corrections will host a until 4 p.m. both days. There Bingo/Karaoke/Games The cost is $45 which will be seafood, fun, art, crafts Chiefland Veterans of Corps League Detachment benefit Dog Wash from 9:30 include all classes and mate- and more at this popular Foreign Wars Post and Aux- No. 1018 Marines are look- Disabled American Vet- a.m. until 3 p.m. at Tractor rials. events sponsored each year iliary is located at the corner ing for a few good men and erans Auxiliary Unit 63 Dis- Supply in Chiefland. Registration is avail- by the Cedar Key Lions Club. of U.S. 19 N and 137th Street. women to join their organi- abled America Veterans Aux- For more information, able through Eventbrite or Any veteran of a foreign zation. Meetings are on the iliary Unit 63, Prison Road, call 352-321-7584. by calling (352) 486-5131. war and anyone who has a third Monday of the month Cross City offers Bingo every A raindate for this www.eventbrite.com/e/the- father, mother, brother, sister, at 6 p.m. The organization Wednesday at 12 p.m. start. eentwill be Oct. 12. basics-of-raising-beef-cattle- November 9 grandmother, grandfather, is located at 1381 NE 82nd Doors open at 10:30 a.m., tickets-69880391131 son or daughter who has Ave. (off U.S. Highway 19), St. John's Arts and coffee donuts and lunch October 6 served overseas during time Old Town. Bring a copy of will be available. DAVA also & Crafts Festival of war and can furnish a copy your DD214 or discharge. hosts Bingo on Saturdays at Brock Reunion October 12 of a DD214 from the military For more information, please 6 p.m., with doors opening scheduled call 352-610-0077. Semper scheduled is invited to join. The post at 4:30 p.m. There are $100 Am. Legion to St. John’s The Evange- sponsors a light dinners on Fidelis. jackpots, prizes and give- The American Legion The 2019 Annual Brock list’s 2nd Annual Arts & Friday night with music and aways. The address is 125 hold yard/bake Riders (ALR) meet on the Reunion is to be held at Crafts Festival will take is open on Sundays from 11 NE 165th Ave (Prison Road). first Thursday of the month Manatee Springs State Park. sale place from 9 a.m. until 3 a.m. to 9 p.m. Come and have fun and sup- at 6:30 p.m.; executive board All attending are asked to p.m. at 4050 NW Highway Business meetings are port our veterans! For more The American Legion meetings for Jamerson-Shef- bring a covered dish, chairs, 27 Alt in Chiefland. Spac- the second Tuesday of each information, call 352-498- will hold their annual Yard field Post 91 (Trenton) are and tables/TV-trays. Arriv- es are $20 for an inside month and meetings for the 7707 or 352-221-8043. and Bake Sale from 8 a.m. held the second Thursday al time is tentatively set for table and $50 for an out- Auxiliary are the first Tues- See EVENTS page B3

Central Florida Peanut Festival Saturday, October 5, 2019 ST 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. in Heritage Park 31 ANNUAL Main Street, Williston PEANUT FESTIVAL Featuring • Archaeological • Station • Misting Tent Dig • Dog Adoptions • Painting • Art • Drawing • Peanuts • Candles • Honey • Photography • Children’s Rides • Genealogy • Jewelry • Clothing Material • Wood Crafts Featuring Butch Batts and • Cornhole Bags • Kettle Corn • Yard Art the Southbound Band • Diaper Changing • Live Music • And More! Little Peanut King, Queen & Baby Peanut Contest Contact the Williston Chamber of Commerce at 352-528-5552 [email protected] • www.willistonfl.com

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000WZVK 4B Chiefland Citizen Thursday, October 3, 2019 GOLF Chiefland women golfers continued from Page B1 TRIBE continued from Page B1 ended with 62 and Gavin McLelland finished the hold annual fall tourney day with 66. Defensively the drive on their next possession, scoring On the girls’ side, Indians were equally Chiefland faced Trenton as impressive, holding on a 10-yard run by The Chiefland Women’s Golf As- Second- Deb Blix and Low Net third- on Friday. The Lady In- West Oaks to 268 Lee, who also had a sociation hosted their annual Gator Cathy Steen. dian golfers ended the yards total and scor- key reception for a Golf Tournament on Wednesday, Second Flight: Low Gross- Shirley day on top with a score ing two defensive first down on a Sept. 25 at the Chiefland Golf and Meggs, Low Net First- Pam Winn, of 232 to the Tigers’ 248. touchdowns on sacks. fourth-and-one play Country Club. Low Net Second- Carol Healy and Shanie Keene was the The defense sacked during the drive. This year’s event boasted a record Low Net Third- Amy Zingorelli. team’s low scorer with 36 women participating in the event. Third Flight: Low Gross- Lynn the West Oaks quarter- Head Coach John 55. Claire Horne shot 56, Participants were from the sur- Hagon, Low Net First- Dee Kreuter, Annabelle Beauchamp back five times total. Palmer congratulated rounding area, including Gaines- Low Net Second- Leanne Philpot shot 59 and Aubreigh the team on the win, Chiefland scored ville and Lake City. The ladies en- and Low Net Third- Jan Hendrix. Brown shot a 62. twice in the first saying, joyed breakfast and lunch catered Fourth Flight: Low Gross- Marion “Congratulations on quarter, once on a by Church’s Chicken. Harmon, Low Net First- Terri Biede, In the Circuit Court of the running play by the win. Well earned. The tournament consisted of four Low Net Second- Lorraine Hebert Eighth Judicial Circuit, in Sedrik Moultrie and Well deserved. I'm flights, and prize money was dis- and Low Net Third- Paula Waterman and for Levy County, Florida the other on a 38-yard proud of all of you. I tributed to four different places in For more pictures of the ladies’ Case No.: 38-2013-DR-721 each flight. The results were: tournament and other information, touchdown pass to heard someone say, Jason Adkins First Flight: Low Gross- Terri Har- “like” them on Facebook at Chief- Petitioner “You grow when A.J. Lee. ris, Low Net first- Dot Bird, Low Net land Golf and Country Club. and In the second quar- you're in the valleys. Loryn Johnson ter, Moultrie jumped We've kind of been in Respondent on a West Oaks fumble that valley. You've in the end zone for a grown.” Notice of Action for Palmer said the Supermental Petition defensive touchdown First Flight prize winners To: Loryn Johnson game plan was to after Chiefland pinned include Cathy Steen, Deb 5125 Summer Brooke Ln, Lake- establish the run the Flame on the six- Blix, Dot Bird and Terri land FL 33811 early, which would You are notified that an action yard line after their Harris. only punt of the night. open up the passing for paternity has been filed game. “We knew they against you and that you are The defense would required to serve a copy of your go back to work would be tough up written defense, if any, to it on immediately, sacking the middle and had Jason R Adkins whose address the West Oak quarter- some skill players, is 14550 NW 66th Ave., Chief- back on three consec- which they were. We land FL 32626 on or before needed to come out 10/21/2019, and file the original utive plays for a total with the clerk of this Court at loss of 40 yards, and execute, and we 355 South Court Street, Bron- eventually fumbling did. The defense also Second Flight prize win- son, FL 32621 before service again in the end zone. scored two touch- ners include Amy Zingorelli, on Petitioner or immediately The ball was recov- down. That was Carol Healy, Pam Winn and thereafter. If you fail to do so, a huge,” said Palmer. default may be entered against ered by Chiefland's Shirley Meggs. you for the relief demanded in Brandon Bowers for a The head coach also the petition. score. talked about the Copies of all court documents in The score at the upcoming homecom- this case, including orders, are half would be 30-14 ing game against available at the Clerk of the Cir- Trenton. cuit Court's office. You may re- in favor of Chiefland. view these documents upon re- Corbin would take “Homecoming, quest. You must keep the Clerk matters into his own football-wise, you of the Circuit Court's office no- know, it's about the tified of your current address. hands early in the Third Flight prize winners third quarter, outrun- game. There's a lot of (You may file Notice of Cur- include Jan Hendrix, rent Address, Florida Supreme ning the Flame peripheral activities Leanne Philpot, Dee Kreuter Court Approved Family law that can take away defense on a 64-yard and Lynn Hagon. Form 12.915.) Future papers touchdown run. from the success but in this lawsuit will be mailed to On Chiefland's next it's also a motivation- the address on record at the possession, Corbin al factor- to win a clerk's office. WARNING: Rule homecoming game, 12.285, Florida Family Law connected with Zach Rules of Procedure, requires Hall for a 36-yard so that's the way certain automatic disclosure reception. Hall was we're approaching it. of documents and information. forced out of bounds We didn't want it this Failure to comply can result in on the one yard line week. We had to have sanctions, including dismissal it this week, so that's Fourth Flight prize winners or striking of pleadings. and one play later, Dated Sept 13, 2019 Codie Cowan crossed the way it is.” include Marion Harmon, Terri Biede, Lorraine Hebert the goal line for The Indians will Clerk of the Circuit Court another Tribe touch- take on the Tigers and Paula Waterman. by Donna Dobbins down. tomorrow night at Deputy Clerk 7:30 p.m. in Chiefland mounted Published September 19, 26, a 10-play, 70-yard Chiefland. 2019 & October 3, 10, 2019 NASCAR THIS WEEK

field was cut to 12 drivers after QUESTIONS another interesting Roval race. & ATTITUDE The points standings reset, and Kyle Busch is back on top, fol- Compelling questions ... and DOVER lowed by his Joe Gibbs Racing maybe a few actual answers teammates Martin Truex Jr. THREE THINGS TO WATCH and Denny Hamlin. Ford has Did A.J. retire too soon? the numbers advantage with five drivers left in postseason With a cushy TV gig awaiting his play. Chevrolet boasts four, departure from the cockpit, A.J. while Toyota is represented by Allmendinger hung up his helmet the JGR drivers. The field has after last season, just shy of his five former champs. 37th birthday. But hanging it up isn’t the same as locking it away, 3. High hopes and his fifth Xfinity start of 2019 produced a victory at the Roval All the playoff drivers are look- last Saturday. He’s certainly a ing for the winner’s trophy at road-course ringer, and at 37 Dover. A win gets a driver into he should be available for many Round 3. “I’m excited to reset years to come. It’s not the worst and not be playing catch-up,” part-time job out there. said Clint Bowyer, who is 12th in the playoff field. “I won’t Was Bubba out of line? Chase Elliott (9) hit the wall in Turn 1 on a restart but rallied back to win at Charlotte’s Roval. Elliott is put ourselves in a hole again. Anger can overtake you and the driver to watch for the rest of the NASCAR playoffs. [AP/MIKE MCCARN] Dover is a good track for me.” lead you into unwanted actions. A lot of drivers like Dover. “It’s And sometimes silly ones. We 1. Chase watch 9 Chevrolet head on into the magic. “The guys just didn’t going to be a harder round don’t know what would’ve marshmallow-like Turn 1 wall, quit,” Elliott said. “It was for sure,” said Kyle Larson of happened if Alex Bowman If Martin Truex Jr. had a “spin recovered, wrestled the lead unbelievable.” Round 2. “You just have to be had been physically OK and and win” at Richmond, then from Kevin Harvick and led on your game.” standing when Bubba Wallace Chase Elliott invented the the last six laps to win. With 2. Dazzlin’ dozen approached Sunday. Bubba sug- “crash and dash” at Charlotte’s that sort of effort, you have Godwin Kelly, godwin.kelly@ gested a “bust in the mouth.” Roval. Elliott crashed his No. to wonder if Elliott has title The NASCAR Cup Series playoff news-jrnl.com He should’ve waited for a later chance, because splashing water on a sitting man looks silly. Whatever, given Bowman’s past two weeks of confrontation, he’ll want to make sure his mir- CHARLOTTE rors are clean at Dover. THREE THINGS WE LEARNED Ken Willis, ken.willis @news-jrnl.com 1. First cut margin. Almirola missed the cut by just two points. “I can’t “The first cut is the deepest,” help but think about 2017; the sings Sheryl Crow in a song by No. 22 (Joey Logano) missed GODWIN’S PICKS the same name, and it applies the playoffs and then comes FOR DOVER to the drivers knocked out of back the very next year and the NASCAR playoffs at the wins the championship,” Almi- WINNER: Kyle Busch Roval. We bid goodbye and rola said. “We can’t let this Erik Jones (20) was the first car out at the Roval and first driver REST OF TOP 5: Martin Truex Jr., good luck next season to Aric define us.” eliminated from the NASCAR playoffs. [AP/MIKE MCCARN] Kevin Harvick, Chase Elliott, Erik Almirola, Ryan Newman, Kurt Jones Busch and Erik Jones. 3. Early departure stoppage (Lap 99 of 109), No. 18 Toyota into the garage FIRST ONE OUT: Alex Bowman decided to retire from the race and called it quits. DARK HORSE: Denny Hamlin 2. Almirola’s misery Kyle Busch was three laps at Charlotte’s Roval. Busch, DON’T BE SURPRISED IF: Busch down and, with seven laps who had clinched a Round 2 Godwin Kelly, godwin.kelly@ gets back to his winning ways in Jones missed the cut by a wide to go and during a red flag playoff spot, simply backed his news-jrnl.com the heat of the playoffs. Thursday, October 3, 2019 Chiefland Citizen 5B

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT TOWN OF BRONSON In the Circuit Court of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT NORTHWEST ¼ OF THE OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL NOTICE OF ENACTMENT Eighth Judicial Circuit in and OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL NORTHWEST ¼ OF SECTION CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEVY CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEVY OF ORDINANCE BY THE for Levy Count, Florida CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEVY 28, TOWNSHIP 10 SOUTH, COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA BRONSON TOWN BOARD, File No.: 38-2019-CP-000203 COUNTY, FLORIDA RANGE 14 EAST, AND RUN CASE NO. 2019 CA 000238 JUVENILE DIVISION BRONSON, LEVY COUNTY, CIVIL ACTION DIVISION: SOUTH 00 DEGREES 08 MIN- CASE NO.: 38-2018-DP- FLORIDA In. Re: Estate of Ruth Rykert St. CASE NO.: 38-2018-CA- UTES 14 SECONDS EAST, SELENE FINANCE LP 000149 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN John, 000459 40 FEET ON THE EAST LINE Plaintiff, that an ordinance, which the Deceased OF SAID NORTHWEST ¼ OF v. IN THE INTEREST OF: title hereinafter appears, will CIT BANK, N.A., THE NORTHWEST ¼ TO THE JENNIFER L. OWENS; JO- D. D. (F) be considered for enactment Notice to Creditors Plaintiff, SOUTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE SEPH S. OWENS; PROVI- DOB: 06/28/2013 by the Town Board of Bronson The administration of the es- vs. OF A COUNTY ROAD AND DENCE BANK; UNKNOWN D. D. (F) on Monday, October 7, 2019 at tate of Ruth Rykert St., John, THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, THE POINT OF BEGINNING. TENANT 1; UNKNOWN DOB: 10/24/2014 7:00 PM, in the Town Hall at 660 deacesed, whose date of death DEVISEES, GRANTEES, THENCE RUN ON SAID TENANT 2; UNKNOWN East Hathaway Avenue, Bron- was January 9, 2019 File Num- ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE SOUTH TENANT 1; UNKNOWN Minor Children son, Florida. ber 38-2019-CP-000203, is CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, OR 89 DEGREES 21 MINUTES TENANT 2; PROVIDENCE NOTICE OF ACTION Copies of the said ordinance pending in the Circuit Court for OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIM- 46 SECONDS WEST, 92 BANK; UNITED STATES OF (TERMINATION OF PAREN- may be inspected by any mem- Levy County, Florida, Probate ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER, FEET; THENCE RUN SOUTH AMERICA, DEPARTMENT OF TAL RIGHTS) ber of the public at the Bronson Division, the address of which OR AGAINST, HELEN SHIP- 00 DEGREES 08 MINUTES HOUSING AND URBAN DE- Town Hall, located at 650 Oak is Levy County Courthouse, LEY, DECEASED, et al, 14 SECONDS EAST, 160.00 VELOPMENT TO: MICHAEL EDWARD Street, Bronson Florida during 355 South Court Street, Bron- Defendant(s). FEET; THENCE RUN NORTH Defendants. DOWNING regular business hours. On the son, FL 32621. The names 89 DEGREES 21 MINUTES ADDRESS UNKNOWN date, time and place first above and addresses of the personal NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- 46 SECONDS EAST, 302 NOTICE OF SALE mentioned, all interested per- representative and the personal ANT TO CHAPTER 45 FEET; THENCE RUN NORTH Notice is hereby given that, pur- YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED sons may appear and be heard representatives attorney are set 00 DEGREES 08 MINUTES suant to the Final Judgment of that the State of Florida, De- with respect to the ordinance. forth below. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 14 SECONDS WEST, 160.00 Foreclosure entered on August partment of Children and Fam- BRONSON, LEVY COUNTY, All creditors of the decedent Pursuant to a Final Judgment FEET TO AFORESAID RIGHT- 20, 2019, in this cause, in the ilies, has filed a Petition to ter- FLORIDA and other persons having of Foreclosure dated July 26, OF-WAY LINE; THENCE RUN Circuit Court of Levy County, minate your parental rights and ORDINANCE NO. 19-04 claims or demands against 2019, and entered in Case ON RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE Florida, the clerk shall sell the permanently commit the follow- AN ORDINANCE OF THE Decedent's estate on whom a No. 38-2018-CA-000459 of SOUTH 89 DEGREES 21 MIN- property situated in Levy Coun- ing children for adoption: D.D. TOWN OF BRONSON IN THE copy of this notice is required the Circuit Court of the Eighth UTES 46 SECONDS WEST ty, Florida, described as: born on June 28, 2013, and COUNTY OF LEVY, STATE OF to be served must file their Judicial Circuit in and for Levy 210 FEET TO THE POINT A PARCEL OF LAND IN D.D. born on October 24, 2014. FLORIDA TO AMEND THE EX- claims with this court WITHIN County, Florida in which CIT OF BEGINNING. LYING AND THE SW 1/4 OF SECTION A copy of the Petition is on file ISTING "COMPREHENSIVE THE LATER OF THREE (3) Bank, N.A., is the Plaintiff and BEING IN THE NORTHEAST 21, TOWNSHIP 14 SOUTH, with the Clerk of the Court. You PLAN" (1990) WITH RESPECT MONTHS AFTER THE TIME The Unknown Heirs, Devisees, ¼ OF THE NORTHWEST ¼ RANGE 16 EAST, LEVY are hereby commanded to ap- TO RECREATIONAL CAPITAL OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Grantees, Assignees, Lienors, AND IN THE NORTHWEST COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING A pear on October 7, 2019 at IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY Creditors, Trustees, or other ¼ OF THE NORTHWEST ¼ PORTION OF THAT PROPER- 9:10 a.m., before the Honorable AND OBJECTIVES AS SPEC- (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE Claimants claiming by, through, OF SECTION 28, TOWNSHIP TY DESCRIBED IN OR BOOK Katherine Floyd, General Mag- IFIED AND PROVIDE AN EF- OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF under, or against, Helen Ship- 10 SOUTH, RANGE 14 EAST, 1051, PAGE 866, PUBLIC RE- istrate, Juvenile Division, at the FECTIVE DATE THEREFOR THIS NOTICE ON THEM. ley, deceased; Brad M. Ship- LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. CORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, Levy County Courthouse, 355 All other creditors of the Dece- ley; Carla Labruce Coarsey; FLORIDA, AND BEING MORE S Court Street, Bronson, Flor- The public hearing may be dent and other persons having Charles Guy Shipley; Elite Re- A/K/A 8750 NW 180TH ST, PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED ida 32621, for an ADVISORY continued to one or more fu- claims or demands against covery Services, Inc.; Fred W. FANNING SPRINGS, FL 32693 AS FOLLOWS: FOR A POINT HEARING. ture dates. Any interested party Decedent's estate must file their Lacey; Levy County Clerk of OF REFERENCE, COM- shall be advised that the date, claims with this court WITHIN the Circuit Courts; Levy Coun- Any person claiming an inter- MENCE AT THE SW COR- FAILURE TO PERSONALLY time and place of any continu- THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER ty, Florida; The Independent est in the surplus from the sale, NER OF THE SE 1/4 OF SW APPEAR AT THIS ADVISO- ation of the public hearing shall THE DATE OF THE FIRST Savings Plan Company d/b/a if any, other than the property 1/4 OF SECTION 21, TOWN- RY HEARING CONSTITUTES be announced during the public PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- ISPC; United States of Amer- owner as of the date of the Lis SHIP 14 SOUTH, RANGE 16 CONSENT TO THE TER- hearing and that no further no- TICE. ica Acting through Secretary Pendens must file a claim be- EAST, LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- MINATION OF PARENTAL tice concerning the matter will ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED of Housing and Urban Devel- fore the Clerk reports the sur- IDA; THENCE N.01 DEGREE RIGHTS OF THIS CHILD (OR be published. WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS opment; Victor Byrd Shipley; plus as unclaimed. 29`54"E., ALONG THE WEST CHILDREN). IF YOU FAIL TO Persons with disabilities re- SET FORTH IN SECTION Any And All Unknown Parties LINE OF SAID SE 1/4 OF SW APPEAR ON THE DATE AND questing reasonable accom- 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA Claiming by, Through, Under, Dated in Levy County, Flori- 1/4, A DISTANCE OF 25.00 TIME SPECIFIED, YOU MAY modation to participate in this PROBATE CODE WILL BE And Against The Herein named da this 18 day of September. FEET TO THE SW CORNER LOSE ALL LEGAL RIGHTS AS proceeding should contact the FOREVER BARRED. Individual Defendant(s) Who 2019. OF OR BOOK 1051, PAGE 866 A PARENT TO THE CHILD OR Clerk’s Office in Town Hall at NOTWITHSTANDING THE are not Known To Be Dead Or AND THE POINT OF BEGIN- CHILDREN NAMED IN THIS (352) 486-2354. TIME PERIODS SET FORTH Alive, Whether Said Unknown Clerk of the Circuit Court NING; THENCE CONTINUE N. NOTICE. All persons are advised that, if ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED Parties May Claim An Interest Levy County, Florida 01 DEGREE 29`54"E., ALONG they decide to appeal any deci- TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE in Spouses, Heirs, Devisees, By: THE WEST LINE, 397.50 FEET; Under the American with Dis- sions made at the public hear- AFTER THE DECEDENT'S Grantees, Or Other Claim- Deputy Clerk THENCE S.89 DEGREES abilities Act, if you are a person ing, the will need a record of DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. ants are defendants, the Levy 49`47"E., PARALLEL TO THE with a disability who needs any the proceedings and, for such The date of the first publication County Clerk of the Circuit Albertelli Law SOUTH LINE OF SAID SE accommodation in order to par- purpose, they may need to en- of this notice is October 3, 2019. Court will sell to the highest Attorney for Plaintiff 1/4 OF SW 1/4, A DISTANCE ticipate in this proceeding, you sure that a verbatim record of and best bidder for cash in/on P.O. Box 23028 OF 418.09 FEET TO THE NW are entitled, at no cost to you, the proceeding is made, which Attorney for Personal Repre- in the BOCC Meeting Room of Tampa, FL 33623 CORNER OF THAT PROPER- to the provision of certain assis- record includes the testimony sentative: the Levy County Courthouse, (813) 221-4743 TY DESCRIBED IN OR BOOK tance. Please contact the ADA and evidence upon which the Theodore M. Burt ESQ. 355 S. Court St., Bronson, Flor- (813) 221-9171 facsimile 644, PAGE 681, PUBLIC RE- Coordinator at (352) 337-6237, appeal is to be based. Attorney at Law ida 32621, Levy County, Flor- eService: servealaw@albertel- CORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, at least 7 days before your By Theodore M. Burt ida at 11:00 AM on the 14 day lilaw.com FLORIDA; THENCE S.27 scheduled court appearance, or Published Oct. 3, 10, 2019 Florida Bar Number 172404 of October, 2019, the following DEGREES 48`46"E., ALONG immediately upon receiving this 403 East Wade Street described property as set forth Published Sept. 26, 2019 & THE WEST LINE OF LAST notification if the time before the Auto Auction Post Office Box 308 in said Final Judgment of Fore- Oct. 3, 2019 SAID PROPERTY, 200.00 scheduled appearance is less Trenton, Florida 32693 closure: FEET TO THE NE CORNER than 7 days. If you are hearing The Following Vehicle 352-463-2348 COMMENCE AT THE NORTH- OF THAT PROPERTY DE- or voice impaired, please call VIN: 1G4HR54K3YU356749 Email: [email protected] EAST CORNER OF THE SCRIBED IN OR BOOK 271, 711. If you are deaf or hard of Year: 2000 PAGE 16; THENCE N. 89 DE- hearing and require an ASL Make: BUIC Personal Representative GREES 49`47"W., ALONG THE interpreter or an assisted lis- Model: LeSabre* Ronald St. John NORTH LINE OF LAST SAID tening device to participate in will be sold at Public Auction Post Office Box 1197 PROPERTY AND THE WEST- a proceeding, please contact October 12, 2019 at 11:00AM Trenton, Florida 32693 at Merle ERLY EXTENSION THERE- Court Interpreting at interpret- to satisfy a lien, Florida Statue OF, 405.00 FEET TO THE NW [email protected]. 713.78,The auction will take Published Oct. 3, 10, 2019 Skin Care Studio Norman CORNER OF THAT PROPER- place at 13950 US 19 Chiefland • Microneedling • Chemical Peels • Dermaplaning • Acne Consultations & Facials TY DESCRIBED IN OR BOOK WITNESS my hand as Clerk of FL 32627 at 11:00 AM by Tri Public Auction • European Facials • Eyebrow Tinting 73, PAGE 369; THENCE S.21 said Court and the Seal thereof, County Towing & Recovery, Inc. • Back Facials & Scrubs • Waxing DEGREES 24`21" E., ALONG this 9 day of September 2019. (352)493-1818 Notice of foreclosure of storage • Microdermabrasion • Manicures & Pedicures THE WEST LINE OF LAST Danny J. Shipp, as Clerk of unit Curtis and Dawn Mock DBA SAID PROPERTY, 237.41 Court The Following Vehicle Outa Space Storage Pursuant 2469 N. Young Blvd., Chiefland FEET TO THE SW CORNER VIN: 2HGEJ6675WH563495 to provision of the Florida Self OF LAST SAID PROPERTY By: Judy Marino Year: 1998 Storage Facility Act (Fla. Stat. 352-490-5333 Services by AND A POINT BEING 25 FEET As Deputy Clerk Make: HOND 83-801-80.809) Like us on Facebook Bonnie Hill NORTH OF THE SOUTH LINE Model: Civic* Give notice on October 15th OF SAID SE 1/4 OF SW 1/4; PUBLISHED September 12, will be sold at Public Auction 2019 Units will be foreclosed on THENCE N.89 DEGREES 19, 26 2019 & October 3, 2019 October 18, 2019 at 11:00AM to satisfy statutory lien Rented 49`47"W., PARALLEL TO SAID to satisfy a lien, Florida Statue to the following person SOUTH LINE, 203.44 FEET TO NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 713.78,The auction will take V. Tonn CLOSE ON THE POINT OF BE- Todd Hubbard, Kips Trading place at 13950 US 19 Chiefland P.O. box 16754 GINNING. SUBJECT TO MAIN- Post, LLC I Kips Mini Storage, FL 32627 at 11:00 AM by Tri WPN FL 33416 TAINED RIGHT OF WAY FOR Pursuant to the provisions of County Towing & Recovery, Inc. Stored at 16731 NW HWY 19 SE 26TH TERRACE (YEARLY the Florida Self Storage Facility (352)493-1818 Fanning Springs FL 32693 ROAD) ALSO SUBJECT TO Act (Fla. Stat. 83-801-83.809.) MAINTAINED RIGHT OF WAY Hereby Gives Notice of Sale The Following Vehicle Published Oct. 3, 10, 2019 FOR SE 26TH COURT. TO- under said act, to wit: VIN: 1G1JF14T0R7346608 On Oct. 31, 2019, Sale will be GETHER WITH A 2009 LIVE Year: 1994 Public Notice OAK MOBILE HOME, ID#S: conducted on line at: lockerfox. Make: CHEV com. Starting Oct. 21, 2019. LOHGA10810804A/B; TITLE Model: Cavalier* NexTower Development Group, Ending Oct 31, 2019 10:00 AM #S: 101878010 & 101877891 will be sold at Public Auction LLC is proposing the construc- Rented to the following person/ PERMANENTLY AFFIXED October 18, 2019 at 11:00AM tion of a 280’ guyed tower with a persons: THEREON to satisfy a lien, Florida Statue 20’ appurtenance (300’ total Tiffany Burton a/k/a 5921 SE 26TH TERR, IN- 713.78,The auction will take height) located at 620 NW 12th 3131 NE 192 Ave GLIS, FL 34449 place at 13950 US 19 Chiefland Drive in Chiefland, Levy County, Williston, Fl. 32696 at public sale, to the highest FL 32627 at 11:00 AM by Tri Florida. Please submit any writ- Dwayne Paxton and best bidder, for cash, the County Towing & Recovery, Inc. ten comments by 10/22/2019 PO Box 923 BOCC meeting room of the (352)493-1818 regarding potential effects on Old Town, Levy County Courthouse, 355 historic properties pursuant Fl. 32680 South Court Street, Bronson, The Following Vehicle to Section 106 of the National Patrecia Fasciane FL 32621, on October 21, 2019 will be sold at Public Auction Historic Preservation Act and/ 315 N Hataway Ave beginning at 11:00 AM. October 18, 2019 at 11:00AM or environmenta concerns to Bronson, Fl. 21621 Any person claiming an interest to satisfy a lien, Florida Statue Brent Handley, 7220 Financial David Young in the surplus from the sale, if 713.78,The auction will take Way, Suite 100, Jacksonville, 4231 NW 152 Ave any, other than the property place at 13950 US 19 Chiefland Florida 32256; or call at 904- Chiefland Fl. 32626. owner as of the date of the lis FL 32627 at 11:00 AM by Tri 470-2200. pendens must file a claim be- Stacy lee County Towing & Recovery, Inc. Robert E. Mount, Jr., DDS PA PO Box 1890 fore the clerk reports the sur- (352)493-1818 Published Oct. 3, 2019 Offering Cosmetic Dentistry that plus as unclaimed. Old Town, Fl: 32680 Makes You Proud of Your Smile! Consists of household personal Tri-County Towing & Recovery TMJ Evaluation & Treatment • Zoom Bleaching items or miscellaneous mer- Dated this 19 day of Septem- Inc. 2008 SW 4th Place. 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