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As Well As in Fairfield Village

As Well As in Fairfield Village

12 Wednesday, July 10, 2013 messengermessenger MESSENGER messengermessengermessengermessengermessengermessenger INDEX Puzzles Classifieds Fairfield Village ..2 VOLUME 7, NUMBER 15 Happenings ...... 3 WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 2013 Page 9 Page 11 A part of the large crowd Opinion ...... 8 at the Fairfield Village Quail Meadow ....10 SAC's annual 4th of July party is seen as they en- thusiastically sang “God Bless America” and waved their flags spirit- edly.

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¥ Sunrise & Sunset Cruises ¥ Moonlight Cruises ¥ Custom Cruises ¥ Sightseeing Good friends, Peggy Sluss, left, and Ann Kulesa, showed their patriotic spirit. Canadian "transplants" Paula LeBlanc and Cecile Gautier lead patriotic songs. ¥ Birdwatching ¥ Weddings Captain Mike’s Storm debris being accepted Volunteers sought for ABC 4 U reading campaign Many of Marion County’s chil- Maureen Quinlan, president of Barnett Fund, the initiative fo- at county recycling centers dren don’t enter school ready to United Way of Marion County. cuses on engaging, training and succeed, as they may not be ready “ABC 4 U will give the entire com- deploying volunteer “Reading- If the recent stormy weather has left its share of to learn to read. The United Way munity a way to help reach that Pals” to increase the number of fallen tree limbs and leaves around your home, Mar- ABC 4 U campaign is working to goal.” students reading at grade level by Lazy River Cruises ion County Solid Waste can help. Solid Waste’s 18 re- change that. Volunteers for the ABC 4 U Cam- the end of third grade. The Read- cycling centers can accept up to two cubic yards of The ABC 4 U campaign is de- paign carried the letters of the al- ingPals initiative has already Located On the Withlacoochee - at Stumpknockers vegetative debris per vehicle per day, as follows: signed to help children ages 2-5 phabet in the Ocala/Marion begun in 10 Florida communities ■ Hwy. 200 - Citrus & Marion County Line • Hernando, FL Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays: 7 a.m. to 5 recognize their letters. The cam- County and the Belleview Christ- including Marion County, working p.m. paign enlists the help of Marion mas parades, giving Marion with local United Ways. ■ Fridays and Sundays: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. County businesses, nonprofit County residents a taste of the Marion County’s ABC 4 U cam- 352-637-2726 The Baseline Recycling Center is open Monday-Sat- Gift 352-637-2726 agencies and government offices early learning campaign that is set paign is a partnership of the Bar- Open urday from 7 a.m.-5 p.m. and on Sundays from 9 a.m.- to help promote a letter of the to begin soon. ney and Carol J. Barnett Fund, Certificates Certified U.S.C.G. License Captain + ECO Tourism Guide 7 Days 7 p.m. The Marion County Landfill is open Mondays week each week beginning July 1, “With an entire community en- Early Learning Coalition, Marion All Year Long through Saturdays from 7 a.m.-5 p.m. All recycling and running for 26 weeks. Busi- gaged in an effort to help expose County Public Schools, Marion Available centers are fenced, lit and staffed. nesses and other agencies can use young children to the alphabet, we County Public Library and the For information, please visit www.marioncoun- creative ways to display the letter can help early-learners begin rec- Marion County Health Depart- www.lazyrivercruises.com tyfl.org/SolidWaste.htm or contact Marion County of the week where children are ognizing their letters, giving them ment. Solid Waste at 352-671-8465. likely to be present. the tools they need to be ready for For details on how you can get ■ Florida Highlands, 8390 S.W. 150th St. “We want Marion County to be school,” said Quinlan.” involved, please call the United ■ Martel, 296 S.W. 67th Ave. Road known as the community where ABC 4 U is part of the Reading- Way of Marion County at 352-732- ■ Newton, 1750 N.W. 100th St. children know all their letters by Pals early literacy initiative. Spon- 9696 ext. 212 or ■ Wright Road, 11190 N.W. 90th Ave., Reddick the time they start school,” said sored by Barney and Carol J. [email protected]. 2 Wednesday, July 10, 2013 messengermessenger MESSENGER messengermessengermessengermessengermessengermessenger messengermessenger MESSENGER messengermessengermessengermessengermessengermessenger Wednesday, July 10, 2013 11 Read the Fairfield Villagers say ‘Happy Birthday’ to America More photos from Quail Meadow parade classifieds At left, Kerry he annual celebration of Amer- Breeden was ica’s 4th of July “Birthday” was an happy to clean Tespecially moving one this year in the grill after Fairfield Village’s beautifully decorated Fairfield Village using it to cook clubhouse. hamburgers Thanks to the Social Activities Com- Priscilla Geissal and hot dogs. mittee’s efforts, along with all those who Below, the helped, the gathering was very impres- American Eagle sive with the traditional red, white, and on the emo- blue decorations adorning the tables and the walls of the large meeting room. tional video, The food was excellent, as usual, and of America’s birthday in Fairfield Vil- “My Name is the camaraderie was outstanding. How- lage “…a lively place filled with lovely America ever, what truly impressed those pres- (and very patriotic) people” who hope ent was the patriotic spirit so evident as that all of Central Florida enjoyed the songs were sung, American flags were 4th of July as much as we did. waved, and prayers were offered for our More photos, Page 12 nation on the occasion of the 237th cel- Bill Mitchell’s car, driven by Brooke Hamlin, took first place. Bob and Pat Tobin took second place. ebration of the signing of the Declara- tion of Independence. Cecile Gautier and Paula LeBlanc led the prayers, Pledge of Allegiance, and the singing of the patriotic songs. Bart Rich and Kerry Breeden were respon- sible for an outstanding video presenta- tion of music and scenes of American

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lawyers – John Moxley, retired elder law attorney and 352/873-9970 or Jan Lentz at 352/425-6219 for more in- long time member of the Marion County Democratic formation. A big celebration takes place on the Fourth at Quail Meadow Happenings Executive Committee, and Cynthia Tolbert, immigra- If possible, please let us know in advance if you’ll tion and family law practitioner who last year spon- be joining us. ow! Fantastic! Wonderful! Great! These are ber, Mr. Basile presented a program for us in April. A sored a forum on The New Jim Crow. all words used to describe Independence Day special thanks goes to Marion Gartman and the social Friday, July 12 Henry DeGeneste, former Director of Public Safety Saturday, July 13 Win Quail Meadow. committee for putting together a wonderful “fun” day. and Superintendent of Police for the Port Authority The day began with the parade, which some “old The social committee is working very hard to pro- Quail Meadow ‘Stand Your Ground’ at Friday Forum of New York and New Jersey, will moderate. Quarterly vet reading scheduled timers” said was the best one ever. There were classic vide activities for our community. The nonpartisan speaker/luncheon series to which cars, golf carts, motorcycles, and bicycles in the pa- Carolyn Slocumb August will be “vacation” month for special activi- all are welcome is devoted to expansion of civil com- Marion County Veterans Services will hold a quar- “Stand Your Ground” – is Florida’s law necessary to rade – even some dressed-up dogs riding with a cou- ties, but in September the fun will begin again. The munity conversations about subjects relating to the terly memorial service at 10 a.m. at the Ocala-Marion ensure the individual’s inalienable right to self-de- ple of the drivers. Homecoming Sock Hop will be Sept. 16 – mark your common good . The luncheons take place on the sec- County Veterans Memorial Park (2601 S.E. Fort King fense or does it encourage the escalation of gun vio- The Citizen’s Patrol car led the parade down the calendars! ond Friday of each month at Buffet City. Attendees are St., Ocala). lence and a return to the law of the jungle? streets of the subdivision. Many residents waved flags Attention all ladies: Friday, July 12, is the monthly asked to arrive at 11:30 a.m. in order to purchase and At this ceremony, the names of veterans who died The Friday Forum which next meets July 12 at 11:30 to the group as they passed the homes. The weather Buck Fife in his vintage car. luncheon. Lunch will be at Blanca’s Café in Ocala select their food from the buffet before the formal pro- in the previous three months will be read. a.m. at Buffet City, State Road 200 and MLK Jr. Blvd., was beautiful and made for a great morning. After the The judges said that actually everyone was a win- Palms – call Marion Gartman or Pat Tobin for reser- gram begins at noon. The $10 charge, payable directly For more information contact Veterans Services at will explore the moral and legal ramifications of this parade, the participants met at the clubhouse for ner and it was very difficult to choose the three win- vations. to the restaurant, includes the buffet, a drink, tax and 352-671-8422. legislation with its principal author, State Rep. Dennis cookies and lemonade, and also the awarding of the ners. tip. Baxley, who will be joined in an examination of con- prizes. The fabulous chicken lunch was enjoyed by about Please email FridayForumofMarionCounty flicting aspects of ” Stand Your Ground” by two local First place went to the Bill Mitchell car which was 85 residents and guests. It was great to see so many @gmail.com or telephone Delphine Herbert at More on Page 4 driven by Brooke Hamlin; second place was the dec- new residents with us for the afternoon. 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Sunday, July 14 Pastor Emeritus John Downing who of Marion County, 6768 S.W. 80th St. (off Band, under the direction of Les retired in August 2012, will also partici- State Road 200), Ocala, 352-861-6182, Muncaster, announces its July “By Re- pate in the program, “passing the man- http://www.ccomc.org. quest” concert series scheduled for Sat- tle.” to the young man who is urday, July 27 at 2 p.m. and Sunday, July New pastor at College Road succeeding him. Thursday, July 18 28 at 3 p.m. All are invited to attend this historic Concerts are held at the Marion Tech- ARIES (March 21 to College Road Baptist Church, 5010 service. Air Force group to meet nical Institute (MTI), 1614 S.E. Fort King April 19) Your persistence S.W. College Road, will welcome its new St., Ocala. pays off as the informa- Senior Pastor, Rev. Alan Cotney, on Sun- Tuesday, July 16 The July meeting of the Air Force As- Musical selections include: “Selec- tion you demanded starts day, July 14 at 9:30 a.m. sociation (AFA) will be on Thursday, tions from Fiddler on the Roof,” “Mem- to come through. The He and his family are moving here Christmas in July July 18 at 7 p.m. at the Ocala Interna- ory” (from the musical “CATS”); “Moon pace is slow at first, but it from North Carolina to usher in a new tional Airport Administration Building, River,” “God Bless America,” “Star Trek begins to speed up as the era in the life and history of the church. Proudly, again, The Women’s Ministry 750 S.W. 60th Ave., Ocala. Symphonic Suite” and others. week draws to a close. A number of dignitaries from both the sponsors “Christmas in July” benefiting Everyone is welcome. Our annual “By Request” perform- TAURUS (April 20 to denomination and the Ocala commu- the “Helping Hands Ministry” of Ocala. For more information contact Mike ances feature selections requested by May 20) An unwelcome nity will be attending and will be on the Beginning June 30 gifts will be received Emig at 352-854-8328 (leave message). you, our audience members. bit of news jolts the program to express words of wisdom (call to get list of gifts needed). At this All performances are free and open Bovine, who would prefer and encouragement to Pastor Cotney meeting the gifts will be presented. The Saturday, July 27 to the public. that things proceed and to the congregation. meeting is at 6:30 p.m. Christ’s Church For more information, call 352-624- smoothly. But it’s at most Concert band’s two-day event 9291 or visit our website at kingdo- a momentary setback. A mofthesunband.org. Leo brings more welcome

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Our Message Your letter Federal furloughs God founded having an effect he mandated federal furloughs America because of funding shortages Twere scheduled to start this There is a great deal of material on week. the founding fathers. The more I read Among those affected were mem- the more admiration I have for their ge- bers of the National Guard here in nius, their persistence, their fortitude, Florida. dedication, and sacrifice. They were ex- Rightly so, Gov. Rick Scott has ceptional humans. Even more so than protested and is seeking to have the any saints I am acquainted with. Guard hours returned to full time. They left no stone unturned and re- This is especially crucial during searched governments all the way back hurricane season, and it is ironic to Cicero. There were two free soci- that Tropical Storm Chantal formed eties, prior to ours. Moses led one, and in the Atlantic over the weekend just the Anglo-Saxons the other. The founders were determined not to re- before the furloughs were to start. peat any of the mistakes made by those The cuts affect numerous federal two societies, to correct all the defi- employees, amounting to a 20 per- ciencies. cent reduction in work hours and a Taking in all of last week’s major news With the many perspectives involved, corresponding reduction in salary. among the founders, they were able to A lot of this goes back to the inabil- mid the celebrations for the see the down sides of every issue, and ity of Congress to come to a budget Fourth of July, there were a num- tried to put protections in to subvert any agreement forcing what is being Aber of news events last week that who would try to take over the govern- called a “sequester.” Congress is drew the attention of people away from Among Friends ment by any means. There are ways to back in session the festivities. Some of them reminded stop a takeover, but none of our current now, and needs us how quickly lives can be turned Jim Clark elected officials seem inclined to do to take action on around. anything. many of these Editorial PLANE CRASH IN SAN FRAN- Among all the founders, the man who CISCO: One minute, the plane is de- problems. stood, and still stands out as a star is scending for a landing, the next it’s George Washington. Another costly implementation coming in too low and the landing gear Even as a child I learned how hard took place last week when the cost of catches the seawall. The tail section is Zimmerman murder trial resumed this things were for Washington. And though student loans, for all practical pur- ripped off, the plane skids and burns week, and by the time you read this the I have read much about him since, it poses, doubled, because Congress Kudos to the flight attendants, who defense may have rested. Last week’s took the reading of this book to put him failed to take action. got everyone off the plane in less than emotional testimony came from the in total perspective for me. The book, Members have promised to take a two minutes, well before the destructive mothers of both the accused and the vic- The Making of America by W. Cleon Sk- look at that problem this week. fire. However, the impact, especially in tim. They each said it was their son ousen, covers his campaigns, and bat- Congress has been battling over the rear, killed two teenagers and in- screaming on the 911 tape. tles in more depth than anything I have immigration reform, but can’t seem jured more people, some with spinal To me their testimony was a wash, ever read. I saw something in this book to come to an agreement on how to problems that could result in paralysis. and neither should have been allowed. that made me see Washington, was a keep things going for those of us who Social media really trumped the TV All it did was pull at the heartstrings of person truly watched over, guided, and are already here and were born networks on this one. ABC broke into its people watching, but I’m not sure the protected by God, put on earth to serve jury feels that way. They just want the here. network at 7:25 p.m. Saturday to say that His purpose. two people were dead, when it had been attorneys to get on with it. They’ve been Maybe our legislators should get There is no human who could have on Twitter more than an hour before away from their homes long enough. their priorities in order and take endured, and survived, what Washing- that. Also, someone using a cell phone UPRISING IN EGYPT: I have to ton did without divine intervention. care of business for legitimate citi- to film landings caught the actual acci- admit, I don’t care, and I don’t see why God wanted this nation founded, and zens before worrying about others. dent. we should, as a country, pay any atten- Washington was His tool. We’re also fearful that the uprising My baseball team, the New York Mets, tion to this. If these people want to bat- Washington had four bullet holes in in Egypt is going to occupy valuable finished up a series in Milwaukee on tle and kill themselves over who should his coat, and two horses shot from time in Congress. Sunday and then flew to San Francisco run the country, fine. But, let’s stop all under him, yet he remained unscathed, At stake is federal aid to that coun- to play the Giants. One of the Mets, Dil- aid to this nation until a stable govern- at the Battle of the Wilderness during try. lon Gee, tweeted about the Mets’ flight ment emerges. the French and Indian War, but he sur- There is a law that, if it’s a military landing “right next to” the damaged BURIED: Well, not vived without so much as a scratch. coup replacing a duly elected gov- plane. That had to be an emotional mo- literally, after all, you can’t destroy the Many times, some of his men literally ernment, all U.S. aid must stop. The ment not only for them, but for all the Lone Ranger, but after the first week- froze to death during the Revolutionary president conveniently avoided call- other passengers landing near the end’s box office, there were stories that War, but he was always spared. ing it a coup, but many members of scene. Disney could lose $150 million because Every last one of them should have of the movie’s poor attendance. Congress are openly saying that’s PLANE CRASH IN ALASKA: Ten starved to death. people were believed to have been If I want to watch The Lone Ranger, Several times there were fortuitous what it was. killed in a crash in Alaska of a com- I’ll catch the reruns on TV. Give me This will be time consuming, and weather phenomena that helped him muter plane on Sunday. That’s two pas- Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels any- win over superior forces armed and could take away from efforts to senger crashes in two days. And you time. provisioned to the teeth. Miraculous straighten out our country’s finances wonder why I don’t fly. Jim Clark is the editor of the West fogs appeared at precisely the right at home. ZIMMERMAN TRIAL: The George Marion Messenger. time, on several occasions. Not a mo- At any rate, before Chantal decides ment too soon, nor a moment too late. if and where it will make landfall, it Just right. How do you account for that? would be nice to know that the Na- Reader Opinions Invited It was only by the hand of God that tional Guard is at full strength to pro- these things could have happened. tect us, if needed. For that, we need  The opinions expressed in West Marion Messenger editorials are the Because of the overwhelming cir- the feds to take action … immediately. opinions of the editorial board of the newspaper. cumstances, extreme weather, ill provi-  Viewpoints depicted in political cartoons, columns or letters do not neces- sioned and equipped, the U.S. troops sarily represent the opinion of the editorial board. should have lost, but with Washington’s WEST MARION  Groups or individuals are invited to express their opinions in letters to leadership, and divine intervention the the editor and guest columns. U.S. troops prevailed. Their victories  Persons wishing to contact the editor should call 352-854-3986. were miraculous; God’s hand was Messenger  All letters must be signed and include a phone number and community clearly with this man. PUBLISHER: name, including letters sent via e-mail. Names and communities will be I think providence wanted this nation printed; phone numbers will not be published or given out. to be born. Are we to witness her de- GERRY MULLIGAN  We reserve the right to edit letters for length, libel, fairness and good mise? Not if I can help it. REGIONAL MANAGER: taste. Not all contributons are printed. Is this a nation worth fixing, and  Letters longer than 350 words may be regarded as columns and printed keeping? It does need a little work, and JOHN PROVOST on a space-available basis, and writers will be limited to one contribution per a few patriots. EDITOR: month. The deadline is one week prior to each Wednesday’s issue. But, it is a keeper. JIM CLARK  Send letters to: The West Marion Messenger Editor, 8810 S.W. State Road D.I. Larson 200, suite 103, Ocala, FL 34481; or e-mail [email protected]. Ocala 000EZWT 6 Wednesday, July 10, 2013 messengermessenger MESSENGER messengermessengermessengermessengermessengermessenger messengermessenger MESSENGER messengermessengermessengermessengermessengermessenger Wednesday, July 10, 2013 7 Coehadjoe Park event scheduled outdoor time as county park officials inaugurate Mar- children will be able explore the new playground Christ’s Church of Marion County, address, phone number and the num- come enjoy Bible learning in a fun and ion’s newest playground and announce the winners of amenities, enjoy light refreshments, a face painting 6768 S.W. 80th St. (off State Road 200), ber of tickets needed. Additional serv- safe environment. We are located at Marion County Parks and Recreation invites fami- the “It’s for the Birds” birdhouse design/build contest. activity and the unveiling of 12 birdhouses and vote Religion Ocala, 352-861-6182, ices begin Rosh Hashanah morning, 5884 S.W. 60th Ave. (Airport Road) lies and bird lovers of all ages to fly on over to Co- The celebration will take place as part of the Wild Cat for the “People’s Choice” birdhouse award. http://www.ccomc.org. Sept. 5 at 10 a.m. Yom Kippur Eve (Kol Phone 352-861-0755. ehadjoe Park at 9 a.m. on Saturday, July 13, for a great Play Area dedication ceremony, where families and “We are excited to offer our younger residents a nat- Christ’s Church of Marion County Nidre) services begin 7:30 p.m., Friday, ural play space that encourages them to reconnect Wednesday, July 10: Bible study, 7 Temple B’nai Darom Sept. 13. Yom Kippur morning services Vacation Bible School at Joy with nature, as well as recognize the creative talents p.m. Temple B’nai Darom, 49 Banyan start 10 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 14. Con- Joy Evangelical Lutheran Church will of members of our community who participated in the Thursday, July 11: Prayer and Praise Course, Ocala, is offering complimen- cluding services including Yiskor begin hold its vacation bible school from WEST MARION birdhouse design/build contest,” said Parks and Group Ministry meeting, 9 a.m. tary tickets to High Holiday services at 4 p.m. on Saturday afternoon. July22 to 26 from 9 a.m. to noon. All chil- Recreation Director Gina Peebles. Sunday, July 14: Sunday School, 9:30 conducted by Rabbi Harold Jaye, be- dren from 5 years of age through fifth The playground will be open year-round during reg- a.m. Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. Friend- ginning with Erev Rosh Hashanah serv- Ocala West Church of the Nazarene grade are encouraged to attend and join ular park hours (sunrise to sunset). The birdhouses ship fellowship luncheon. ices at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 4.To Ocala West Church of the Nazarene the fun. will be mounted and displayed onsite for a minimum Tuesday, July 16: Women’s crafts, 9 receive your complimentary tickets, will hold Vacation Bible School Mon- For further information contact the of one year. Funding was provided by the Pennies for a.m. please call Dorothy Howard at 352-687- day, July 15 through Friday, July 19 from VBS Coordinator, Joan Greve at 352- Taste The Best Parks bond, a 1988 voter-approved bond referendum. Tuesday, July 16: Women’s Ministry 1799 or e-mail [email protected] 6 to 8:30 p.m. each evening. We invite 304-8711 or the church office at 352-854- Taste The Best Community partners include: BJ Trophies, Fort King “Christmas in July” meeting, 6:30 p.m. including your name, address, e-mail children ages 4 to 12 years of age to 4509 ext. 221. 711186 Kiwanis Club, Friends of Marion County Parks and Recreation, Hamlet Construction, Marion Audubon 000F9PS New Owners: Lisa King and Michael Auld Society, Marion Big Scrub Chapter of the Florida Na- 000F5RE National Cremation Society tive Plant Society and Tallen Builders. OASIS 7651 SW Hwy. 200, To learn more, including playground pavilions RESTAURANT Ocala, FL 34476 available for rental, call Parks and Recreation at 352- Considering Cremation? Mon-Sat. 7am-7pm • Sun. 7am-3pm 671-8560 or email [email protected]. REGISTER TO WIN A FREE CREMATION PLAN * DAILY HOMECOOKED SPECIALS 000FFIV Come join the National Cremation Society for a $ 99 3PM-5PM Early Bird Specials 5 ONLY $ FREE Meal & Informational Seminar TWO FOR 20 HOMEMADE SOUPS & CHILI 10 OZ. NY STRIPS on the benefits of pre-planning your cremation EVERY WEDNESDAY (Dawn) NO COUPONS HAVE YOUR NEXT EVENT WITH US! 237-4598 When the time comes wouldn’t you prefer your loved 000FFW0 352-291-2242 $ ones celebrate your legacy rather than stress about 13.99 (John) Mimi’s 30 PC. SHRIMP DINNER making arrangements? Give them the relief they’ll EVERY TUESDAY 352-291-2243 need during a tough time. 4414 SW College Road NO COUPONS [email protected] We’ll discuss: Tues., July 16 • 9am – Breakfast Steeplechase Plaza $200 19773 E. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 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Additional serv- safe environment. We are located at Marion County Parks and Recreation invites fami- the “It’s for the Birds” birdhouse design/build contest. activity and the unveiling of 12 birdhouses and vote Religion Ocala, 352-861-6182, ices begin Rosh Hashanah morning, 5884 S.W. 60th Ave. (Airport Road) lies and bird lovers of all ages to fly on over to Co- The celebration will take place as part of the Wild Cat for the “People’s Choice” birdhouse award. http://www.ccomc.org. Sept. 5 at 10 a.m. Yom Kippur Eve (Kol Phone 352-861-0755. ehadjoe Park at 9 a.m. on Saturday, July 13, for a great Play Area dedication ceremony, where families and “We are excited to offer our younger residents a nat- Christ’s Church of Marion County Nidre) services begin 7:30 p.m., Friday, ural play space that encourages them to reconnect Wednesday, July 10: Bible study, 7 Temple B’nai Darom Sept. 13. Yom Kippur morning services Vacation Bible School at Joy with nature, as well as recognize the creative talents p.m. Temple B’nai Darom, 49 Banyan start 10 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 14. Con- Joy Evangelical Lutheran Church will of members of our community who participated in the Thursday, July 11: Prayer and Praise Course, Ocala, is offering complimen- cluding services including Yiskor begin hold its vacation bible school from WEST MARION birdhouse design/build contest,” said Parks and Group Ministry meeting, 9 a.m. tary tickets to High Holiday services at 4 p.m. on Saturday afternoon. July22 to 26 from 9 a.m. to noon. All chil- Recreation Director Gina Peebles. Sunday, July 14: Sunday School, 9:30 conducted by Rabbi Harold Jaye, be- dren from 5 years of age through fifth The playground will be open year-round during reg- a.m. Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. Friend- ginning with Erev Rosh Hashanah serv- Ocala West Church of the Nazarene grade are encouraged to attend and join ular park hours (sunrise to sunset). The birdhouses ship fellowship luncheon. ices at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 4.To Ocala West Church of the Nazarene the fun. will be mounted and displayed onsite for a minimum Tuesday, July 16: Women’s crafts, 9 receive your complimentary tickets, will hold Vacation Bible School Mon- For further information contact the of one year. Funding was provided by the Pennies for a.m. please call Dorothy Howard at 352-687- day, July 15 through Friday, July 19 from VBS Coordinator, Joan Greve at 352- Taste The Best Parks bond, a 1988 voter-approved bond referendum. Tuesday, July 16: Women’s Ministry 1799 or e-mail [email protected] 6 to 8:30 p.m. each evening. We invite 304-8711 or the church office at 352-854- Taste The Best Community partners include: BJ Trophies, Fort King “Christmas in July” meeting, 6:30 p.m. including your name, address, e-mail children ages 4 to 12 years of age to 4509 ext. 221. 711186 Kiwanis Club, Friends of Marion County Parks and Recreation, Hamlet Construction, Marion Audubon 000F9PS New Owners: Lisa King and Michael Auld Society, Marion Big Scrub Chapter of the Florida Na- 000F5RE National Cremation Society tive Plant Society and Tallen Builders. OASIS 7651 SW Hwy. 200, To learn more, including playground pavilions RESTAURANT Ocala, FL 34476 available for rental, call Parks and Recreation at 352- Considering Cremation? Mon-Sat. 7am-7pm • Sun. 7am-3pm 671-8560 or email [email protected]. REGISTER TO WIN A FREE CREMATION PLAN * DAILY HOMECOOKED SPECIALS 000FFIV Come join the National Cremation Society for a $ 99 3PM-5PM Early Bird Specials 5 ONLY $ FREE Meal & Informational Seminar TWO FOR 20 HOMEMADE SOUPS & CHILI 10 OZ. NY STRIPS on the benefits of pre-planning your cremation EVERY WEDNESDAY (Dawn) NO COUPONS HAVE YOUR NEXT EVENT WITH US! 237-4598 When the time comes wouldn’t you prefer your loved 000FFW0 352-291-2242 $ ones celebrate your legacy rather than stress about 13.99 (John) Mimi’s 30 PC. SHRIMP DINNER making arrangements? Give them the relief they’ll EVERY TUESDAY 352-291-2243 need during a tough time. 4414 SW College Road NO COUPONS [email protected] We’ll discuss: Tues., July 16 • 9am – Breakfast Steeplechase Plaza $200 19773 E. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 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Our Message Your letter Federal furloughs God founded having an effect he mandated federal furloughs America because of funding shortages Twere scheduled to start this There is a great deal of material on week. the founding fathers. The more I read Among those affected were mem- the more admiration I have for their ge- bers of the National Guard here in nius, their persistence, their fortitude, Florida. dedication, and sacrifice. They were ex- Rightly so, Gov. Rick Scott has ceptional humans. Even more so than protested and is seeking to have the any saints I am acquainted with. Guard hours returned to full time. They left no stone unturned and re- This is especially crucial during searched governments all the way back hurricane season, and it is ironic to Cicero. There were two free soci- that Tropical Storm Chantal formed eties, prior to ours. Moses led one, and in the Atlantic over the weekend just the Anglo-Saxons the other. The founders were determined not to re- before the furloughs were to start. peat any of the mistakes made by those The cuts affect numerous federal two societies, to correct all the defi- employees, amounting to a 20 per- ciencies. cent reduction in work hours and a Taking in all of last week’s major news With the many perspectives involved, corresponding reduction in salary. among the founders, they were able to A lot of this goes back to the inabil- mid the celebrations for the see the down sides of every issue, and ity of Congress to come to a budget Fourth of July, there were a num- tried to put protections in to subvert any agreement forcing what is being Aber of news events last week that who would try to take over the govern- called a “sequester.” Congress is drew the attention of people away from Among Friends ment by any means. There are ways to back in session the festivities. Some of them reminded stop a takeover, but none of our current now, and needs us how quickly lives can be turned Jim Clark elected officials seem inclined to do to take action on around. anything. many of these Editorial PLANE CRASH IN SAN FRAN- Among all the founders, the man who CISCO: One minute, the plane is de- problems. stood, and still stands out as a star is scending for a landing, the next it’s George Washington. Another costly implementation coming in too low and the landing gear Even as a child I learned how hard took place last week when the cost of catches the seawall. The tail section is Zimmerman murder trial resumed this things were for Washington. And though student loans, for all practical pur- ripped off, the plane skids and burns week, and by the time you read this the I have read much about him since, it poses, doubled, because Congress Kudos to the flight attendants, who defense may have rested. Last week’s took the reading of this book to put him failed to take action. got everyone off the plane in less than emotional testimony came from the in total perspective for me. The book, Members have promised to take a two minutes, well before the destructive mothers of both the accused and the vic- The Making of America by W. Cleon Sk- look at that problem this week. fire. However, the impact, especially in tim. They each said it was their son ousen, covers his campaigns, and bat- Congress has been battling over the rear, killed two teenagers and in- screaming on the 911 tape. tles in more depth than anything I have immigration reform, but can’t seem jured more people, some with spinal To me their testimony was a wash, ever read. I saw something in this book to come to an agreement on how to problems that could result in paralysis. and neither should have been allowed. that made me see Washington, was a keep things going for those of us who Social media really trumped the TV All it did was pull at the heartstrings of person truly watched over, guided, and are already here and were born networks on this one. ABC broke into its people watching, but I’m not sure the protected by God, put on earth to serve jury feels that way. They just want the here. network at 7:25 p.m. Saturday to say that His purpose. two people were dead, when it had been attorneys to get on with it. They’ve been Maybe our legislators should get There is no human who could have on Twitter more than an hour before away from their homes long enough. their priorities in order and take endured, and survived, what Washing- that. Also, someone using a cell phone UPRISING IN EGYPT: I have to ton did without divine intervention. care of business for legitimate citi- to film landings caught the actual acci- admit, I don’t care, and I don’t see why God wanted this nation founded, and zens before worrying about others. dent. we should, as a country, pay any atten- Washington was His tool. We’re also fearful that the uprising My baseball team, the New York Mets, tion to this. If these people want to bat- Washington had four bullet holes in in Egypt is going to occupy valuable finished up a series in Milwaukee on tle and kill themselves over who should his coat, and two horses shot from time in Congress. Sunday and then flew to San Francisco run the country, fine. But, let’s stop all under him, yet he remained unscathed, At stake is federal aid to that coun- to play the Giants. One of the Mets, Dil- aid to this nation until a stable govern- at the Battle of the Wilderness during try. lon Gee, tweeted about the Mets’ flight ment emerges. the French and Indian War, but he sur- There is a law that, if it’s a military landing “right next to” the damaged LONE RANGER BURIED: Well, not vived without so much as a scratch. coup replacing a duly elected gov- plane. That had to be an emotional mo- literally, after all, you can’t destroy the Many times, some of his men literally ernment, all U.S. aid must stop. The ment not only for them, but for all the Lone Ranger, but after the first week- froze to death during the Revolutionary president conveniently avoided call- other passengers landing near the end’s box office, there were stories that War, but he was always spared. ing it a coup, but many members of scene. Disney could lose $150 million because Every last one of them should have of the movie’s poor attendance. Congress are openly saying that’s PLANE CRASH IN ALASKA: Ten starved to death. people were believed to have been If I want to watch The Lone Ranger, Several times there were fortuitous what it was. killed in a crash in Alaska of a com- I’ll catch the reruns on TV. Give me This will be time consuming, and weather phenomena that helped him muter plane on Sunday. That’s two pas- Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels any- win over superior forces armed and could take away from efforts to senger crashes in two days. And you time. provisioned to the teeth. Miraculous straighten out our country’s finances wonder why I don’t fly. Jim Clark is the editor of the West fogs appeared at precisely the right at home. ZIMMERMAN TRIAL: The George Marion Messenger. time, on several occasions. Not a mo- At any rate, before Chantal decides ment too soon, nor a moment too late. if and where it will make landfall, it Just right. How do you account for that? would be nice to know that the Na- Reader Opinions Invited It was only by the hand of God that tional Guard is at full strength to pro- these things could have happened. tect us, if needed. For that, we need  The opinions expressed in West Marion Messenger editorials are the Because of the overwhelming cir- the feds to take action … immediately. opinions of the editorial board of the newspaper. cumstances, extreme weather, ill provi-  Viewpoints depicted in political cartoons, columns or letters do not neces- sioned and equipped, the U.S. troops sarily represent the opinion of the editorial board. should have lost, but with Washington’s WEST MARION  Groups or individuals are invited to express their opinions in letters to leadership, and divine intervention the the editor and guest columns. U.S. troops prevailed. Their victories  Persons wishing to contact the editor should call 352-854-3986. were miraculous; God’s hand was Messenger  All letters must be signed and include a phone number and community clearly with this man. PUBLISHER: name, including letters sent via e-mail. Names and communities will be I think providence wanted this nation printed; phone numbers will not be published or given out. to be born. Are we to witness her de- GERRY MULLIGAN  We reserve the right to edit letters for length, libel, fairness and good mise? Not if I can help it. REGIONAL MANAGER: taste. Not all contributons are printed. Is this a nation worth fixing, and  Letters longer than 350 words may be regarded as columns and printed keeping? It does need a little work, and JOHN PROVOST on a space-available basis, and writers will be limited to one contribution per a few patriots. EDITOR: month. The deadline is one week prior to each Wednesday’s issue. But, it is a keeper. 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Sunday, July 14 Pastor Emeritus John Downing who of Marion County, 6768 S.W. 80th St. (off Band, under the direction of Les retired in August 2012, will also partici- State Road 200), Ocala, 352-861-6182, Muncaster, announces its July “By Re- pate in the program, “passing the man- http://www.ccomc.org. quest” concert series scheduled for Sat- tle.” to the young man who is urday, July 27 at 2 p.m. and Sunday, July New pastor at College Road succeeding him. Thursday, July 18 28 at 3 p.m. All are invited to attend this historic Concerts are held at the Marion Tech- ARIES (March 21 to College Road Baptist Church, 5010 service. Air Force group to meet nical Institute (MTI), 1614 S.E. Fort King April 19) Your persistence S.W. College Road, will welcome its new St., Ocala. pays off as the informa- Senior Pastor, Rev. Alan Cotney, on Sun- Tuesday, July 16 The July meeting of the Air Force As- Musical selections include: “Selec- tion you demanded starts day, July 14 at 9:30 a.m. sociation (AFA) will be on Thursday, tions from Fiddler on the Roof,” “Mem- to come through. The He and his family are moving here Christmas in July July 18 at 7 p.m. at the Ocala Interna- ory” (from the musical “CATS”); “Moon pace is slow at first, but it from North Carolina to usher in a new tional Airport Administration Building, River,” “God Bless America,” “Star Trek begins to speed up as the era in the life and history of the church. Proudly, again, The Women’s Ministry 750 S.W. 60th Ave., Ocala. Symphonic Suite” and others. week draws to a close. A number of dignitaries from both the sponsors “Christmas in July” benefiting Everyone is welcome. Our annual “By Request” perform- TAURUS (April 20 to denomination and the Ocala commu- the “Helping Hands Ministry” of Ocala. For more information contact Mike ances feature selections requested by May 20) An unwelcome nity will be attending and will be on the Beginning June 30 gifts will be received Emig at 352-854-8328 (leave message). you, our audience members. bit of news jolts the program to express words of wisdom (call to get list of gifts needed). At this All performances are free and open Bovine, who would prefer and encouragement to Pastor Cotney meeting the gifts will be presented. The Saturday, July 27 to the public. that things proceed and to the congregation. meeting is at 6:30 p.m. Christ’s Church For more information, call 352-624- smoothly. But it’s at most Concert band’s two-day event 9291 or visit our website at kingdo- a momentary setback. A mofthesunband.org. Leo brings more welcome

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A sored a forum on The New Jim Crow. all words used to describe Independence Day special thanks goes to Marion Gartman and the social Friday, July 12 Henry DeGeneste, former Director of Public Safety Saturday, July 13 Win Quail Meadow. committee for putting together a wonderful “fun” day. and Superintendent of Police for the Port Authority The day began with the parade, which some “old The social committee is working very hard to pro- Quail Meadow ‘Stand Your Ground’ at Friday Forum of New York and New Jersey, will moderate. Quarterly vet reading scheduled timers” said was the best one ever. There were classic vide activities for our community. The nonpartisan speaker/luncheon series to which cars, golf carts, motorcycles, and bicycles in the pa- Carolyn Slocumb August will be “vacation” month for special activi- all are welcome is devoted to expansion of civil com- Marion County Veterans Services will hold a quar- “Stand Your Ground” – is Florida’s law necessary to rade – even some dressed-up dogs riding with a cou- ties, but in September the fun will begin again. The munity conversations about subjects relating to the terly memorial service at 10 a.m. at the Ocala-Marion ensure the individual’s inalienable right to self-de- ple of the drivers. Homecoming Sock Hop will be Sept. 16 – mark your common good . The luncheons take place on the sec- County Veterans Memorial Park (2601 S.E. Fort King fense or does it encourage the escalation of gun vio- The Citizen’s Patrol car led the parade down the calendars! ond Friday of each month at Buffet City. Attendees are St., Ocala). lence and a return to the law of the jungle? streets of the subdivision. Many residents waved flags Attention all ladies: Friday, July 12, is the monthly asked to arrive at 11:30 a.m. in order to purchase and At this ceremony, the names of veterans who died The Friday Forum which next meets July 12 at 11:30 to the group as they passed the homes. The weather Buck Fife in his vintage car. luncheon. Lunch will be at Blanca’s Café in Ocala select their food from the buffet before the formal pro- in the previous three months will be read. a.m. at Buffet City, State Road 200 and MLK Jr. Blvd., was beautiful and made for a great morning. After the The judges said that actually everyone was a win- Palms – call Marion Gartman or Pat Tobin for reser- gram begins at noon. The $10 charge, payable directly For more information contact Veterans Services at will explore the moral and legal ramifications of this parade, the participants met at the clubhouse for ner and it was very difficult to choose the three win- vations. to the restaurant, includes the buffet, a drink, tax and 352-671-8422. legislation with its principal author, State Rep. Dennis cookies and lemonade, and also the awarding of the ners. tip. Baxley, who will be joined in an examination of con- prizes. The fabulous chicken lunch was enjoyed by about Please email FridayForumofMarionCounty flicting aspects of ” Stand Your Ground” by two local First place went to the Bill Mitchell car which was 85 residents and guests. It was great to see so many @gmail.com or telephone Delphine Herbert at More on Page 4 driven by Brooke Hamlin; second place was the dec- new residents with us for the afternoon. 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¥ Sunrise & Sunset Cruises ¥ Moonlight Cruises ¥ Custom Cruises ¥ Sightseeing Good friends, Peggy Sluss, left, and Ann Kulesa, showed their patriotic spirit. Canadian "transplants" Paula LeBlanc and Cecile Gautier lead patriotic songs. ¥ Birdwatching ¥ Weddings Captain Mike’s Storm debris being accepted Volunteers sought for ABC 4 U reading campaign Many of Marion County’s chil- Maureen Quinlan, president of Barnett Fund, the initiative fo- at county recycling centers dren don’t enter school ready to United Way of Marion County. cuses on engaging, training and succeed, as they may not be ready “ABC 4 U will give the entire com- deploying volunteer “Reading- If the recent stormy weather has left its share of to learn to read. The United Way munity a way to help reach that Pals” to increase the number of fallen tree limbs and leaves around your home, Mar- ABC 4 U campaign is working to goal.” students reading at grade level by Lazy River Cruises ion County Solid Waste can help. Solid Waste’s 18 re- change that. Volunteers for the ABC 4 U Cam- the end of third grade. The Read- cycling centers can accept up to two cubic yards of The ABC 4 U campaign is de- paign carried the letters of the al- ingPals initiative has already Located On the Withlacoochee - at Stumpknockers vegetative debris per vehicle per day, as follows: signed to help children ages 2-5 phabet in the Ocala/Marion begun in 10 Florida communities ■ Hwy. 200 - Citrus & Marion County Line • Hernando, FL Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays: 7 a.m. to 5 recognize their letters. The cam- County and the Belleview Christ- including Marion County, working p.m. paign enlists the help of Marion mas parades, giving Marion with local United Ways. ■ Fridays and Sundays: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. County businesses, nonprofit County residents a taste of the Marion County’s ABC 4 U cam- 352-637-2726 The Baseline Recycling Center is open Monday-Sat- Gift 352-637-2726 agencies and government offices early learning campaign that is set paign is a partnership of the Bar- Open urday from 7 a.m.-5 p.m. and on Sundays from 9 a.m.- to help promote a letter of the to begin soon. ney and Carol J. Barnett Fund, Certificates Certified U.S.C.G. License Captain + ECO Tourism Guide 7 Days 7 p.m. The Marion County Landfill is open Mondays week each week beginning July 1, “With an entire community en- Early Learning Coalition, Marion All Year Long through Saturdays from 7 a.m.-5 p.m. All recycling and running for 26 weeks. Busi- gaged in an effort to help expose County Public Schools, Marion Available centers are fenced, lit and staffed. nesses and other agencies can use young children to the alphabet, we County Public Library and the For information, please visit www.marioncoun- creative ways to display the letter can help early-learners begin rec- Marion County Health Depart- www.lazyrivercruises.com tyfl.org/SolidWaste.htm or contact Marion County of the week where children are ognizing their letters, giving them ment. Solid Waste at 352-671-8465. likely to be present. the tools they need to be ready for For details on how you can get ■ Florida Highlands, 8390 S.W. 150th St. “We want Marion County to be school,” said Quinlan.” involved, please call the United ■ Martel, 296 S.W. 67th Ave. Road known as the community where ABC 4 U is part of the Reading- Way of Marion County at 352-732- ■ Newton, 1750 N.W. 100th St. children know all their letters by Pals early literacy initiative. Spon- 9696 ext. 212 or ■ Wright Road, 11190 N.W. 90th Ave., Reddick the time they start school,” said sored by Barney and Carol J. [email protected].