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AT A GLANCE Kasey Fagan named National Softball Player of Year

SANDRA S. KOONCE And, she did. show their support and softball, and boys and and LARRY BUGG In between the two community pride. girls track and field, and sports awards, she also NCAA Softball World awards one National For those following the graduated from high Series Champion and for- Player of the Year in each sports achievements of school (Thursday night) mer U.S. National Team sport. In addition to ath- Kasey Fagan, the an- as salutatorian of her pitcher Alicia Hollowell, letic excellence, the nouncement yesterday class. who earned the Gatorade award recognizes aca- that she had been named Fagan received the National Softball Player demic achievement and the best softall player in 2009-10 Gatorade Na- of the Year honors in exemplary character on the nation came as no tional Softball Player of 2001-02, was present to and off the field. surprise. the Year award at an offi- make the award to Fagan This year celebrates Just a week ago, she cial ceremony at Dunnel- on behalf of Gatorade. the program’s 25th an- was named as the lon High School The Gatorade Player of niversary. In that time, Gatorade Softball Player yesterday, the Year program annu- Gatorade has honored Kasey Fagan has been of the Year for the State Although a surprise to ally recognizes one win- more than 10,550 State named 2009-10 Gatorade of Florida, an honor the the recipient, word of the ner in the District of Players of the Year and Florida Softball Player of star pitcher thought honor spread fast Columbia and each of the 218 National Players of the Year for the second would go to someone throughout the commu- 50 states that sanction the Year, including many consecutive year. She is else. Following that state nity after an early an- high school football, girls of today’s top profes- now a finalist for the award, however, specula- nouncement was sent by volleyball, boys and girls sional athletes, such as prestigious Gatorade Na- tion was high that she the Gatorade public rela- cross country, boys and Peyton Manning, would also garner the na- Fredna Wilkerson tional Player of the Year tions team and a large girls basketball, boys and Award. tional honor. contingent was present to girls soccer, baseball, See FAGAN page 5 New DUNNELLONDUNNELLON GRADUATIONGRADUATION 20102010 principal at DES MICHEL NORTHSEA Special to Riverland News With the first day of summer school earlier this week, Fredna Wilk- erson started her new job as principal at Dunnel- lon Elementary School. She replaces Patricia Hornsby at Dunnellon Elementary School. Hornsby will become principal of Marion Oaks Elementary that opens in August. Wilkerson started her career in Marion County a “long-time” ago, she quipped, adding it had been more than 25 years. She has taught at Ft. King Middle, Anthony El- ementary and College Park. Teaching wasn’t her first career choice. At first, she imagined herself as a counselor for delinquent youth, but jobs weren’t forthcoming. Following that dream, she earned her degree in sociology and physiology from the University of South Florida. “Back then, I used to be real thin,” she said, suggesting her petite size

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Photo by Pat Faherty Top Tigers: The Dunnellon High School co-valedictorians for the Class of 2010 were Shelby Goicochea and Bradley Easom. Visit our Web site They lead their class of approximately 300 graduating seniors onto the field at Tiger Stadium last Thursday night for the com- for more stories mencement ceremony. For more graduation photos see Page 8. and photos riverlandnews.com Riverland editor Despite legal costs, city Riverland News moves to new post in good fiscal shape 20441 E Pennsylvania Ave. Pat Faherty, editor of the Riverland News since Dunnellon, FL 34432 PAT FAHERTY did exceed revenues due position, that overall the October 2007, has taken a to “unusual excess legal city was better off at the new job with a sister expenses.” The city had end of the year than at newspaper in Quincy. The city received good budgeted $56,800 for the beginning. He began his duties as marks for its 2008-2009 legal expenses that year, Dunnellon’s sewer fund general manager of the fiscal year audit by Pow- but actually spent however, continues to be Gadsden County Times ell & Jones. $439,821, a difference of a concern. on Monday. The weekly Dunnellon “performed $383,021. As an enterprise fund, newspaper has more than well” for the fiscal year Law enforcement per- it is supposed to pay its 1,000 subscribers and a and finished with sub- sonnel was another area way and be operated sim- VISIT US: larger staff than the stantial equity for a small Pat Faherty where costs significantly ilar to a private business. www.riverlandnews.com News. city. During the year it in- exceeded budget. The But for the fiscal year, the A farewell column by creased its total assets by city had budgeted sewer fund had operating CALL US: Faherty is on today’s edi- mark has 54 paid circula- approximately $437,000. tion newspapers in 13 $387,633 but spent revenue (charges for 489-2731 torial page. The city has total assets $495,071, a difference of service) of $569,394. And The north Florida states, 40 free newspa- of approximately $23.6 pers and shoppers, 16 off- $107,438. it had operating expenses newspaper is, like the million against total lia- In all, the city spent of $849,570 for a deficit of Riverland News and the set commercial printing bilities of approximately plants, seven collegiate about $2.75 million while $280,176. Citrus County Chronicle, $5.5 million. taking in about $2.55 mil- For the water, also an owned by Landmark sports publications, and However, the firm 30 special publications lion. The actual differ- enterprise fund, rev- Community Newspapers, pointed out that Dunnel- ence was $192,155. headquartered in Shel- lon expenses for the year But auditors took the See CITY page 5 byville, Kentucky. Land- See PAT page 2 2 Riverland News, Thursday, June 17, 2010 Community events

GED classes sist of Kowalski smoked Automotive in Citrus Free GED classes will be brats with peppers and County). The clinic offers a held from July 6 through onions, cole slaw, potato sound foundation for begin- Aug. 12 at Dunellon High salad, baked beans, and ners and a challenge for ad- School. For information, soft serve ice cream. Come vanced players. The call 352-671-4133 or out and celebrate Inde- coaches will help players www.MarionCareer Train- pendence Day with the become better players and ing.com. post. more disciplined athletes. Farmers Market American Legion Post 58 Clinic focus includes ball handling, passing, drib- The Dunnellon Farmers Wall-Rives American Le- Market continues each gion Post 58. 10730 US 41, bling, defending, rebound- Tuesday from 2 to 6 p.m. at Dunnellon, will meet on ing, and shooting. Space is the first Wednesday only the Dunnellon Historic limited to the first 50 play- during the months of July Train Depot, 2061 S. ers. This clinic is spon- and August. Dinner will not sored by Concerned Williams St. Interested ven- be served. dors or customers can con- Citizens for Chatmire, Inc, Dunnellon Young Kids Central, Inc. and Mar- tact market manager, Sam Marines have suspended Scott, 352-229-1030 or dun- Tuesday meetings until ion County Sheriff Depart- nellonfarmersmarket@gma Tuesday, Sept. 7. ment. For more il.com The Third Saturday Out- information or to register door Flea Markets and All- call 489-2677. Picnic July 3 You-Can-Eat Breakfasts Edward W. Penno Post have been suspended until Dunnellon Women’s 4864 in Citrus Springs is Saturday, Sept. 18. Connection having an "Independence Bingo is held each Thurs- Dunnellon Women’s Con- Day Picnic" on Saturday, day. Doors open at 4 p.m.; nection will host a style July 3, at 1 p.m. The price is games start at 6 p.m. Food show, “Steppin’ Out — $7 and the menu will con- is available. For more in- Southern Style,” with fash- formation, 352-489-1772. ions by Bon Worth in the Juliette Room at Rainbow Free Basketball Clinic Country Club at 10 a.m. There will be a free bas- Wednesday, June 23. Addi- ketball clinic for all area tionally, Jill McGahan of St. youth (boys and girls living Simon Island will give an in Marion and Citrus coun- inspirational talk, “South- ties) in grades 3 through 12 ern Journey.” on June 21 through 25 at Cost for the program, the Eugene Martin Park which also includes door from 9 a.m. to noon. The prizes and breakfast, is $10. Members of the Dunnellon Elementary School Safety Patrol pose on the steps park is located at W. Gene Call in your reservation to as they toured the state capitol building in Tallahassee during their end of the Martin Lane in South Dun- Dot at 465-1150 or Maggie at school year field trip. nellon (behind Scalley’s 465-6153 by June 20. PAT HEARING AIDS continued from page 1 such as real estate guides Digital Hearing Aids and homes magazines. Sandra Koonce of In- at Discount Prices verness, a retired newspaper editor and the We will beat all advertised prices! daughter-in-law of the Many brand names to choose from. late Fred and Leona Stephen Koonce, life-long resi- Goldsmith FREE HEARING TEST dents of Dunnellon, will BC-HIS 40 Years Experience All major credit cards accepted. serve as interim editor. ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES Koonce has been asso- ciated with the Landmark NURSING HOME VISITS AVAILABLE Community Newspapers GENESIS HEARING CARE for more than 10 years. 20336 E Pennsylvania Ave

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000561R 00055KM Riverland News, Thursday, June 17, 2010 3 Board revisits septic system requirements The Marion County pressure dosing systems. state-wide septic system contact the Office of the pany released the audi- Standards,” Certified Springs Protection Ordi- Low pressure dosing sys- inspection program be- County Engineer Water tor’s findings. Public Accountant Tim nance, adopted last year, tems are similar to tradi- ginning Jan. 1, 2011, Resources Program at The audit, required an- M. Westgate said. “We marked a significant step tional septic systems but which eliminates the 352-671-8686. To view the nually by Florida found no financial emer- in Marion County’s ongo- add a pump to more ef- need for similar language current ordinance, visit Statutes in accordance gencies or trends indicat- ing actions to protect and fectively distribute out- in the county’s ordinance. www.marioncountyfl.org with Government Audit- ing a deteriorating preserve local water re- flow to a system’s drain County staff requested and enter “Springs Pro- ing Standards, included financial condition. Hav- sources. And, on the one- field. that the commission tection Ordinance” in the evaluating governmental ing no reportable items is year anniversary of this Currently, the ordi- schedule a public work- search box. and business activities as a very good thing, espe- landmark decision, nance states that septic shop on June 3, 2010, to In other county action well as each major fund. cially considering the im- county staff is working to systems installed or re- discuss these issues. At Purvis Gray & Company, The audit also included pacts the current re-evaluate septic system placed after Jan. 1, 2011, that workshop, commis- LLP, of Ocala, audited an analysis of Marion economy could have on requirements detailed in must be low pressure dos- sioners directed staff to Marion County’s financial County’s internal control your financial statements the ordinance. ing systems. However, the re-evaluate septic system statements starting in over financial reporting or financial reporting sys- Some of the require- DOH oversees septic sys- requirements and pro- January 2010 for the 2008- and compliance with var- tem.” ments have raised con- tem permitting as re- vide recommendations 2009 fiscal year and ious laws, regulations, Preliminary work on cerns because of quired by the State of for changing some of found that Marion County contracts and grant the current 2009-2010 fis- discrepancies between Florida and is responsi- those standards. Staff is meets all professional agreements. cal year will start in June the county’s current ordi- ble for implementing this expected to present rec- standards for how it man- “Our audit did not iden- 2010, and the outside au- nance and the State De- portion of the ordinance. ommended changes to ages financial accounts. tify any significant defi- ditor will start reviewing partment of Health, or Also, recently passed commissioners within 60 During last week’s board ciencies required to be financial statements for DOH, code for construc- state legislation requires days. meeting, a representative reported in accordance this fiscal year in January tion and operation of low the DOH to administer a For more information, from Purvis Gray & Com- with Government Audit 2011. Half-price book sale Showcase for job seekers Workforce Connection is priate. 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RIVERLAND NEWS “The Newspaper built on Community Pride.” Publisher Gerry Mulligan Regional Manager John Provost River views Editor Pat Faherty Member of the Florida Press Association OUR VIEW Fathers play important role e often hear about the bad for the good that they do in form- receives a lot more notoriety and Day” live and in person. fathers, those who couldn’t ing the future leaders of our na- public comment. Even if your dad is still around Wcare less about their chil- tion. But that’s what a lot of good fa- but not a part of your life, give him dren, who treat them as a biologi- It wasn’t until the mid 1960s that thers do – sit back and watch the a call anyway. Time has a way of cal accident, or who leave and put President Lyndon Johnson offi- mother and the children get a lot healing all wounds, and if it’s been them out of their minds or, worse cially proclaimed the third Sun- of the credit. a long time since you had any con- yet, physically and mentally abuse day in June as Father’s Day. The This weekend, though, give him tact, it could be beneficial for both those little ones. day first made its appearance in his due. If you’re fortunate enough of you. But across the country, there are the first decade of the 20th Cen- to have your dad still around, don’t Finally, to all the fathers out millions of fathers who take their tury when a Washington state e-mail him, don’t text him. If you responsibility toward their chil- there, even if you’re not in a posi- woman wanted to honor her fa- want to send him a card, that’s OK. dren seriously, who work without tion to get greetings from your ther, who had raised the family by much fanfare to make sure their But most importantly, give him a children, know that society appre- youngsters become good, strong, himself following the death of his phone call (you know, those old- ciates the good work that many moral adults. wife in childbirth. fashioned things with a dial tone dads have done over the years, This Sunday is their day to Even now, the day takes a back and push buttons). Let him hear and enjoy the day. shine, their day to be recognized seat to Mother’s Day in May, which your voice saying “Happy Father’s Happy Father’s Day to all. LETTERS TIME TO SMILE Change you can count on Father’s Day In a June 3, 2010, letter the writer stated that my letter of May 27, 2010 “obfuscated” (render indistinct) the Remembrance: data and was “out of context pap”. (I do not know what this means). Let’s unobfuscate it. Oh My Pa Pa First it is important to understand that Congress, not the President, sure miss my Pop. He’s been gone controls authorization of funding. 10 years. I am glad he wasn’t here Congress is also responsible for Ifor Sept. 11. It would have broken oversight of various matters in our his heart. It is a whole different war society and economy. Next we need than the one he fought in. He would to understand that the Democrats find it all very disturbing. My Dad controlled Congress for the last four would have been on June 19. His birth- years and there is now a Democrat day always fell on or around Father’s in the White House. These folks Day. The birthdays that campaigned on “Change you can fall near a holiday count on”. sometimes get short Well, the debt changed to $13 tril- changed. His often did. lion, $3 trillion of this added by the On bright sunny Democratic controlled Congress in days, I often wonder the last two years of Mr. Bush’s pres- what he is up too. If idency and most of the rest during there is a heaven he Obama’s tenure. Change you can would be coaching count on. Kathleen Babe Ruth, Joe He stated that Obama’s budget Walmart won the "purple spoon award" for having the best campsite food Wallace DeMaggio and other fully accounts for all items of expen- (committee voted). Jennifer Baker, team captain of the Wal-Mart team, was the assorted Yankees. That diture yet in the very next para- highest individual fundraiser, raising more than $1,500 for this year’s Relay for is of course if he wasn’t busy coaching graph he admits that the budget has Life, which made her a "Star Supporter." basketball. He was always going to re- not yet been submitted. So how do tire from coaching. That day never we know what is accounted for? EDITOR FAREWELL seem to come. He would retire for two Change you can count on. months and then he would be back at He admits that some major corpo- it. rations are planning to drop medical He is lucky he got to do something care but says “This has not hap- Leaving an interesting and that he loved all his life. These coach- pened yet” A Wall Street Journal ar- ing jobs were all pro bono. ticle states 12 percent will drop all Work gave him indigestion. Actually coverage for all employees and 43 everything gave him indigestion. percent of employers will reduce or charitable community We dread getting the “Wallace stom- eliminate coverage for retirees. ach. My Dad worked for his uncle as a Change you can count on. or a small city, with sparsely variety of communities, I can honesty general manager in a paint shop. His He stated the Mineral Manage- populated suburbs by Florida say Dunnellon has a greater propor- uncle invented the large paint booths ment Services fiasco in handling the Fstandards, Dunnellon has a lot tion of people who are genuinely con- and sprayers used to paint appliances. Gulf oil spill is due to Mr. Bush not of news. cerned about this area than most A co-worker stole the patent from him. properly funding the group. Democ- Even as mainstream America places I have worked. And that It was a never-ending saga of court rats have been in control for four slows down for the summer, is not just in terms of natural cases that left my uncle bitter. My fa- years and Mr. Bush is out of office Dunnellon remains a busy resources, which are extremely ther’s work environment was unpleas- two years. What did the Dems do for place. important, but people here are ant. those four years? Oh, I know—they The city is considering offer- also very concerned about It was also back in the day when were content to bash Mr. Bush. ing broadband access, there is other people. everyone smoked in the office. My Dad Change you can count on. pending litigation, the commu- When the occasion arises, would come home reeking of cigarette In Pennsylvania and Colorado, two nity is getting ready to recog- they volunteer, donate, collect smoke. As a non-smoker he hated it. we know about, may be more, the nize the high school softball food and pitch in any way they Once he put on a baseball cap and had White house tried to buy the elimi- and baseball teams, Dunnellon can to help out others. Charity a ball in his hand hewas a different nation of competition to elected of- Elementary school has a new Pat Faherty is a local characteristic that man. Life was pleasant again. fice for their favorites. Change you principal and local elections Editor seems to span all age groups. My Pop had a great sense of humor. can count on. are coming. Dunnellon is also blessed Through all the misery that fell on his The SEC is now under investiga- So leaving Dunnellon and Riverland with a resilient business community – doorstep he always had a good laugh. I tion because it is alleged that key News was not an easy choice. In addi- entrepreneurs who have adjusted to a think that is what I loved most about personnel spent most of their day tion to always having plenty of news different type of economy – who still him. He would go off on tirades and reviewing porn and not Wall Street. there are plenty of “newsmakers,” un- continue to support numerous activi- then he would end his ranting with a Under the Dems watch Wall Street limited photo opportunities and many ties while providing small town serv- wise crack. It was as if he saw himself Collapsed. Change you can count on. well-informed opinionated readers. ice. in the mirror and he laughed at how After four years they did nothing There are also plenty of issues and So Dunnellon set a pretty high stan- silly he was acting. You have to be able to secure our border. Unchange you interesting people who have not made dard as I compare it to my next loca- to laugh at yourself. Life is way too can count on. it into the news yet, but sit like an un- tion. This was my last issue at the long to take it seriously. And, of course, the president had tapped treasure trove waiting for the Riverland News. I am transferring to I remember when I was about 7 I plenty of time to welcome visiting next editor. take advantage of a new opportunity at had seen the Pink Panther movies. athletes to the White House but no But community newspaper editors another Landmark Community News- One day I was practicing my Kato time to get on top of that oil spill. always move on with a sense of stories paper. karate moves. Just as he walked More change we can count on. untold, hoping the next person in that Now if you’re ever in the Panhandle, around the corner I karate chopped position finds a little more time or just northwest of Tallahassee, stop by I hope this unobfuscates my ear- him right where it hurts! He laughed maybe just writes a little faster. the Gadsden County Times in down- lier memo. even though he was rolled over in Having worked at newspapers in a town Quincy and say hello. Richard P. Mack pain. Dunnellon Photo by Jim Clark He and my mom were married over Marion County 54 years. He adored my mother. I have veterans groups many fond memories of him putting conducted a flag his records on the stereo and dancing OPINIONS INVITED retirement cere- in his underwear with my mother. I ● The opinions expressed in Riverland News mony Sunday at think that is why I love music from the editorials are the opinions of the editorial Veterans Park in ‘40s. It brings back memories of my parents when they were young. He board of the newspaper. Ocala, in which flags that were no would do a little tap dance number ● Viewpoints depicted in political cartoons, longer usable with his skinny legs like the Straw Man columns or letters do not necessarily repre- were burned. As in The Wizard of Oz. sent the opinion of the editorial board. part of the Flag For good or for bad I am very much ● Groups or individuals are invited to express Day event, fourth my Father’s Daughter. I definitely in- their opinions in a letter to the editor. and fifth-grade herited his temperament, pessimistic ● All letters must be signed and include a students from out look and luckily for me his sense of around the phone number and hometown, including let- humor. I wish he were here to share county read their my stories. Having found his diary ters sent via e-mail, Phone numbers will not winning essays, from World War II I know where my be printed or given out. We reserve the right “What the flag writing skills came from. to edit letters for length, libel, fairness and means to me.” Unfortunately I have his bad good taste. Shown is Ed- spelling habit too. ● Letters to the editor must be no longer than uardo Escalante Happy Father’s Day to all Dads! Ap- of Romeo Ele- preciate him while you have him. 550 words, and writers will be limited to two mentary reading letters per month. his essay. Riverland News, Thursday, June 17, 2010 5 DES years ago, she transferred firmation to her feeling. to Saddlewood Elementary. Hanging on the bulletin continued from page 1 Although Wilkerson has boards of her office in Sad- Highlights of Kasey Fagan’s enjoyed her days at Saddle- dlewood is a note on the didn’t instill lots of confi- wood, she is looking forward habits of effective managers, dence in those making the to working in Dunnellon. including the need to have hiring decision. When she first applied for “me” time. A friend of her father’s Scholastic Career a principal’s job in the Wilkerson’s finds her “me” told her that she needed to county earlier this year she time while she’s driving. gain some classroom expe- knew there were four open- She enjoys listening to 2009-10 Gatorade National Softball Player of the Year rience before continuing ings, including Sparr Ele- music and even singing on her counselor path. ■ ■ mentary and Dunnellon along. Gospel music is her fa- Two-time Gatorade Florida Soft- 009 Class 4A State Tournament So Wilkerson went back Elementary. vorite, both contemporary ball Player of the Year MVP to school for a degree in el- ■ ■ If she had been hired for and old-time. She’s a mem- Led the Tigers (33-1) to their sec- A 2009 ESPN RISE First Team ementary education. Sparr, she would have been ber of a church choir and the ond straight Class 4A state champi- All-American Once in the classroom, principal for the school she drive time gives her the op- onship this past season ■ 2009 Florida Dairy Farmers the Marion County-born had attended herself. portunity to learn the songs ■ Posted a 26-1 record and a 0.57 Player of the Year Wilkerson found she loved But she was assigned to she needs to sing on Sunday. earned run average along with 239 ■ Finished her career with a .549 teaching so much she Dunnellon by School Supt. On Saturdays, there are thought she would want to strikeouts batting average, 25 home runs and 227 Jim Yancey. family functions to attend ■ stay in the classroom Recorded three no-hitters, allow- RBI Wilkerson said Yancey told and community projects that throughout her career. ing only 56 hits in holding opponents ■ Maintained a 4.7 GPA and was the her when they talked about Wilkerson lends a hand with. But when her own three to a .095 batting Dunnellon High Class of 2010 Saluta- the job he was going to send And there’s her job to at children became school- average in 147 innings this spring torian her to Dunnellon. DES that she has to think age, Wilkerson decided to ■ Batted .574 with eight home runs, ■ Wilkerson is pleased with about, the job she has been Has signed a National Letter of work on her master’s de- the decision. “totally looking forward too.” 53 runs scored, 61 RBI and amassed a Intent to play softball on scholarship gree in educational leader- While waiting for the Wilkerson said she felt slugging percentage of .989 at the University of Florida ship at the University of county office to make a deci- schools in more rural set- Central Florida. sion, she said her mind tings, such as Dunnellon, are In 2000, she was selected would wander over to Dun- able to “grab hold of the com- as assistant principal at nellon Elementary. munity” and relationships Harbour View Elementary, person and a player, I have accolades would be possi- Yancey’s decision was con- can be built. FAGAN grown a lot,” she said. “I ble without having a great near The Villages. Three continued from page 1 mean spiritually. I have team,” he said. “Some tried to make my game credit needs to go to the Editor’s Note: Larry came from gas taxes, fran- had anticipated $628,528 about playing for God. I Bugg, News correspondent team. It’s important that CITY chise taxes and utility but only received $258,005 who has followed Fagan’s think that he wants me to she was surrounded by continued from page 1 taxes. Taxes on electricity for a difference of $370,523. career, wrote the following spread the word.” players with good charac- came $89,265 more than ex- “It was a good audit,” after she received the state She is a member of the ter.” pected. said City Manager Lisa Al- award. This award pre- Fellowship of Christian And, he didn’t leave out enues of $334,296 ex- Intergovernmental rev- giere. “But we do need to ceded yesterday’s award in Athletes, is active at the the parents. ceeded expenses by enue, which includes state address sewer rates.” She Dunnellon. First United Methodist “If you have good par- $32,206. and federal grants and var- added they would probably For the fiscal year ending ious state revenue sharing, finish the current sewer It may have been her con- Church and is a member of ents, you have good kids. siderable humility but the National Honor Society. in 2009 the city received ap- came in much lower than project to determine what We have a good group of proximately $1.694 million expected that year. The city those rates should be. Kasey Fagan was sur- As both father and coach, parents who are dedicated prised. in total taxes. Of that Dad Fagan is elated that to their children and that The recent Dunnellon Kasey has become this high amount, $743,786 was in has made this possible.” property taxes and the rest High graduate found out school super overachiever. she was chosen as 2009-10 “It’s quite an honor be- Gatorade Softball Player of cause the state of Florida is NEW HOURS! 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As a about Kasey was really in- Friday & Saturday: student, she had a weighted credible. That’s exciting to 4.74 grade point average. hear. My wife, Nancy, and I Lunch & Dinner She will be attending and couldn’t be prouder of her.” Alway s Serving Fresh playing softball next year He also gave a nod to the on scholarship for the Uni- Tigers’ team. versity of Florida. New England Seafood, Haddock, “I don’t think any of these She also was a key figure as the Dunnellon High soft- Sea Scallops, Atlantic Salmon, Maine ball team won the Class 4A Lobster Specials, Hand-Cut Angus Beef state title for the second straight year with a 33-1 record. New Lunch Menu However, there was this other player, Jacqueline Subs, Pannini’s & Salads Traina of Naples. Fagan thought Traina was likely 00056QM to scoop the Gatorade honors. “I was pretty surprised because I was going against When There’s NO Time For PAIN Jacqueline,” said Fagan. “A Also Treating lot of people had some good Dunnellon Chiropractic things to say about me.” Fagan knows she and her 489-2995 sisters, Sami and Haley, PROFESSIONALLY SUPERVISE TOOTH Pennsylvania Ave. (484)

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The fun shows Camp Springs is offering Lakes Estates Municipal side for 65 years, living in will be held on: July 10, its Islands of Adventure Service District (Rainbow Aug. 14, and Sept. 11. Come this summer for kids enter- four states and Washing- Lakes Estates Community watch riders of all ages ton, D.C. They’ve not only Center, 4030 S. Deepwa- ing K through fifth grade. compete in exciting speed made each place a home, ter Court, Dunnellon). For The camp is being held by they’ve built four of their additional information, events such as Barrels, the Springs Children’s Min- homes. And they remod- contact Bob Foraker at Poles, and a Flag Race; as istry of Springs Presbyte- eled another. 438-2323. well as the hilarious rian Church from July 19 to Those projects were Freezie Pop Race! Conces- July 23.It will offer partici- not just contracted to Yoga classes sions available at the show! pants a variety of three pre- someone else. The couple Yoga is sponsored by Call: 486-2599. Address: selected specialties such as literally installed plumb- Marion County School 2371 N.E. 105 Ave, Bronson, cooking, fashion design, ing and poured founda- Board’s Community Tech- Fla. or visit www.greatad- woodworking and music. tions. Fred obtained a nical Adult Education Pro- venturedrillteam.com. Early registration ($20) contractor’s license to do gram and will be held at runs through July 1. For the work. Dunnellon Elementary Murder mystery party The Altar and Rosary So- registration information “We’ve always worked School in the music room call 489-8992. together,” said Margaret (#509). You’ll need an exer- ciety of St. John the Baptist Catholic church will be Brookshier last week as Margaret and Fred Brookshier cise mat, and a pair of light Class of 1985 she and her husband, weights. Registration takes hosting a "Murder Mystery The Dunnellon High place when you come to Party" "Death in them Thar School Class of 1985 is Fred, recalled memories include four stations. where a granddaughter class. The class will meet Hills" on Saturday, June 19 holding its 25th Reunion of the roads they’ve taken Margaret was there all was stationed at the time. until June 17. One session in the parish hall. Doors July 16, 17 and 18. It will be since they exchanged the way, working with the For the 65th, they are per week on Thursdays open at 6:30 p.m. Mystery at the Rainbow Springs wedding vows at the First Ladies’ Auxiliary. content in Dunnellon, from 4 to 6 p.m. Fee: $38 begins at 7 p.m. The Hall is Country Club. For more in- Methodist Church in Avid campers through- still staying close to one (nine class meetings). Plan at the corner of Hwy. 40 East formation there is a DHS Leonardtown, Maryland. out their lives, they ex- another and working to- to stretch and feel great! and U.S. 4l north of Dunnel- Class of ‘85 Reunion Face- Since moving to Dun- plained that camping is gether — side by side. For more information call lon. Tickets are a donation book page. nellon in 1987 – and what brought them to building their home in Dunnellon. the Woodlands of Rain- “We camped on the bow Springs – their life river once and fell in love TTRANSFORM TRRAANNSSFFOORRMM YYOURYOOUURR GGARAGEGAARRAAGGEE has revolved mostly with Dunnellon,” said around the First United Fred. “And then we Methodist Church of started coming back.” Dunnellon where they They are the parents of have been involved in Robert, who lives in Dun- ENTIRE INVENTORY several church min- nellon, and Phyllis, who istries, among them the lives in Clearwater. 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“Our lives are before us. Our pasts are behind us….but our memories are forever with us.” Dunnellon High School Class of 2010 motto The scenes and faces here are representative of the 320 students in the class that included almost 100 students with grade point averages above 3.50. Riverland News, Thursday, June 17, 2010 9 Church events

Bible School next week and ending July 2. Con- mings, Sr. is the pastor tions program developed An imaginary road trip tact Donna Brown at 489- Union Missionary Baptist from over a decade of ex- across the United States 5274 for more Church, 19976 SW 110th perience. Meetings are di- on “Route 354” will be part information. Place in Dunnellon. For rected not toward any one of the fun of Vacation Bible Annual Youth Day more information or di- specific addiction, but to- School at the First Baptist rections call 489-1222 or ward overcoming any ad- The Youth of Union 489-2677 or www.um- church of Lake Rousseau Missionary Baptist diction through the Higher bcfl.com. Power that is Jesus Christ. will be offered for children Church would like to in- AKtion Club of Dunnellon enjoyed a picnic at Rain- between three years of age vite everyone to help cel- Youth Conference If you know someone in need of a program, for bow Springs State park recently. The club meets and sixth grade beginning ebrate their Annual The Second Annual twice monthly and is for physically and mentally Monday, June 21 and con- Youth Day on July 11 at 4 Youth Conference at New more information as well as success stories you may challenged adults. They are sponsored by the Kiwa- tinuing through Friday, p.m. The guest speaker Second Bethel Mission- nis Club of Dunnellon. June 25. A kick-off event at will be Sister Debbie Sut- ary Baptist Church, 1970 visit the national website at ton of Mt. Canaan Mis- Henry Blair Lane, Dun- www.reformu.com. Local 12:30 p.m., Sunday, June Peace are Wednesdays at volunteer musicians who sionary Baptist Church in nellon, will be July 21 meetings are held on Fri- 20, will give all interested 10 a.m. and Sundays at 9 are want to help complete Ocala. Sis. Sutton is also through July 24 at 7 p.m. day evenings at 7 p.m. at a chance to sign up for its band for contemporary the Florida General Bap- Closing activities will be Riverland Baptist Church. a.m. Peace, “The Church VBS. Included Sunday’s worship. Bass and lead tist Young People’s De- at 4 p.m. Sunday. On The Hill,” is at 7201 S. activities will be free bar- Bible study resumes rhythm guitarists, as well partment Third Vice Apostle Vickie Hender- Hwy. 41, five miles north of becue and train rides for Peace Lutheran Church as singers and brass play- President and the Youth son, a special guest from Dunnellon. For more infor- the kids. The church is a has resumed Wednesday ers are needed. Musicians director for the Second Ft Lauderdale, will be mation contact the church 7854 W. Dunnellon Road evening Bible study, pre- must have their own instru- Bethlehem Baptist Asso- present at the 11 a.m. office at 489-5881. (Country Road 488). For ceded by a light meal at ments. ciation. She will have a service. The theme of the more information call 564- 6:30 p.m. The family of First Bethel Church For more information great message for youth conference is, “Youth in 9121. Peace welcomes residents There will be a Commu- call 352-222-2433. and adults. The evening Action Living the Fruits Vacation Bible School will be filled with youth of Dunnellon and sur- nity Noon Day Prayer from of the Spirit,” based on rounding communities to noon to 1 p.m. every Tues- Local bands wanted Parsons Memorial entertainment ranging Galatians 5:22-23. Would you like your band join them on Wednesdays day and Thursday at First Presbyterian Church in from recitations, praise to be heard by the teens of for dinner, fellowship and Bethel Church, Hwy. 41 in Yankeetown will have its and worship, and liturgi- Reformer’s Unanimous Dunnellon. St. John the Reformer’s Unanimous Dunnellon. Bring your own annual Vacation Bible cal dances. Please join Bible study. Other opportu- Baptist Catholic Church in is a revolutionary addic- Bible, refreshments pro- School starting June 28 us! Reverend Eric Cum- nities for Bible study at Dunnellon has a Live Chat vided. For more informa- Cafe that offers the oppor- tion contact facilitator Florida Army National Marla Norman and hus- tunity for local bands to Nellie Johnson, 489-7583 or Guard. band Vincent; sons, have their music heard Maxine Thomas at 498-1363. Arrangements were en- Ronald Louis Hays, each Sunday evening. To re- Obituaries trusted to Fero Funeral Daniel Hays; stepson, Musicians needed serve a performance date, Home, www.ferofuneral- William L. O’Neil. Living Water Life Church contact the Youth Ministry home.com. Those who wish may in Morriston is looking for Department at 489-3166. Norman R. Andersen, 87 Norman is survived by make contributions to Norman r. Andersen, his wife of nearly 62 Maureen A. Flynn Marion County Kidney Maureen A. Flynn (Mul- 87, of Dunnellon, died on years, Elsie; sons, Steve Foundation, 2980 S.E. May 13, 2010. A native of Andersen of Tucson, vaney), 77, of the Villages Third Court, Ocala, FL Brooklyn, Ariz., Neil Andersen of of Rainbow Springs, died 34478 in memory of N.Y., he Coran, N.Y., Chris Ander- on June 8, 2010. Beloved Ronald Hays. came here sen of St. Simons Island, wife of William P., mother Arrangements by 17 years ago Ga.; grandchildren, of Kenneth Flynn, Cath- Hiers-Baxley Funeral from E. Se- Kirsten, Zachary, leen Donovan. Family Services, 910 SE Silver tauket, L.I., N.Y. and was Matthew, Lindsey and and friends were invited Springs Blvd., Ocala. a retired engineer for Derek; great-grandchild, to celebrate her life at a NYNex, now Verizon, in memorial service at Charlotte McClintic, 75 Caiden. Charlotte McClintic, 75, New York. A memorial service Roberts Funeral Home, 19939 E. Pennsylvania of Dunnellon, died Fri- Mr. Andersen was a will be Saturday, June 19, day, June 11, 2010 at Es- U.S. Army Air Corps vet- 2010 at Peace Lutheran Ave., Dunnellon. The in- terment will be private. telle’s House in Ocala. eran of WW II and was a Church, Dunnellon, with Survivors include her B-25 pilot during the war. the Rev. Terry McKee of- Ronald Hays, 58 son, Robert “Bob” Mc- He was a member of ficiating. Inurnment will Ronald Keith Hays, 58, Clintic of Folsom, Calif. Peace Lutheran Church, follow at Fero Memorial of Dunnellon died June 8, Private cremation Dunnellon and also a Gardens, Beverly Hills, at 2010. arrangements are under member of the Telephone 3 p.m. with military hon- Survivors include his the care of Roberts Fu- 000545V Pioneers of America. ors rendered by the wife Maxine; daughter, neral Home, Dunnellon.

“For where two or three gather together in My name, there am I with them.” – GATHERINGS Matthew 18:20 A DIRECTORY OF AREA CHURCHES

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Catholic Community of Calvary D UNNELLON Romeo Baptist a t u r e C o a s t Deeper Life Baptist Temple N F IRST U NITED St. John the Baptist of Dunnellon M ETHODIST C HURCH Father Emmanuel Akalue, Pastor 21841 S.W. Marine Blvd. Church U nitarian U niversalists Rainbow Lakes Estates Pentecostal 21501 W. Highway 40 MASSES Pastor Shawn Cutshall SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday (352) 489-1788 Rev. Eddie Fulford, Pastor Saturday Reconciliation . .3:30 PM 10:30 A.M. Church Sunday School...... 9:45 a.m. Sunday 5201962 Sunday Worship Service...... 11:00 a.m. Traditional Worship8:00 AM Saturday Vigil ...... 4:30 PM Sunday School 9:30 AM Services Evening Service...... 5:00 p.m. With Communion Each Week Worship 11:00 AM Sunday 2:00 pm Sunday ...... 8:00 AM and 10:30 AM Wednesday Disciple Training6:00 PM Wednesday 7:30 pm Contemporary Worship9:30 AM Prayer Meeting...... 7:00 p.m. Sunday - Spanish...... Noon (Nursery & Children’s Church Provided) Meets at Traditional Worship 11:00 AM Every 4th Sunday...... 5:00 p.m . Wednesday W HERE REASON & RELIGION M EET Holy Faith Church Nursery At All Services Mon. Thru Fri...... 8:00 AM “Share, Praise & Fellowship” AWANA 6:30 PM in Blue Cove Pastor Jamie Parker 7633 N. Florida Ave. Sunday School 9:30 AM & 11:00 AM Holy Days. . .. .8:00 AM and 5:00 PM Youth Group 6:30 PM (Route 41) 19924 W. Blue Cove Dr. 352-489-8962 “Sharing God’s Light” 7525 S. Highway 41, Dunnellon Bible Study 7:00 PM Citrus Springs Pastor Edward Thompson 1 “Please Join Us As We 0201890 8 / 2 Miles North of Dunnellon Off of 352-489-3166 Highway 41, Left at Church Sign on 465-4225 352-489-4026 6201941

8201908 Worship In His Name” 465-0200 SW 5 th Place WWW . NCUU . ORG www.SharingGodsLight.org

www.stjohncc.com 0214361 4202489 Dunnellon Peace Attend the Holy Faith Mission Possible Seventh-day Lutheran Church Episcopal MINISTRIES Missouri Synod worship Church V. David Lucas, Jr. HOPE Adventist Church Terry L. McKee, Pastor Senior Pastor 19924 W. Blue Cove Dr. 9921 N. Deltona Boulevard Evangelical Lutheran Welcome To Our Services Sunday service of Dunnellon (352) 489-3886 Church, ELCA Adult Bible Class9:00 A.M. www.missionpossibleministries.com Hwy. 41 & Hwy. 40 Sunday School9:00 A.M. T HE R EV . J. JAMES GERHART 9425 N. Citrus Springs Blvd. your Sundays Saturday Worship Service10:00 A.M. 489-5511 Sunday Worship ...... 10:30 am Sabbath School . . . . 9:30 AM Pastor Lynn Fonfara Wednesday Rite I Spanish Translation Provided choice (Nursery Care & Children’s Church Provided) Sermon ...... 11:00 AM Bible Study 10:00 A.M. 1st & 3rd Sunday 9 AM COMMUNION: Every Sunday Tuesday Light Meal6:30 P.M. Rite II Wednesdays Sunday Service: Bible Study ...... 7:00 PM Bible Study 7:00 P.M. 2nd & 4th Sunday 9 AM Youth Group, Bible Study & Worship For more information: The Church On The Hill Kid’s Programs ...... 7 pm 9:30 a.m. 5201547 HWY 41,Just 5 miles 489-2685 (Nursery Care Provided) Sunday School 352-489-3455 3201543 north of Dunnellon ARMS OF MERCY FOOD PANTRY 8:15 a.m. 1201929 Hall Available For Go to our web page: 6201950 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month.

www.dunnellonsdachurch.com Peace Lutheran Church 489-5881 6201958 Community Functions 8:00 am-11:00 am Hopelutheranelca.com Dunnellon Presbyterian Church Jeffrey W. Welch, Pastor Attend the 20641 Chestnut Street Corner of Chestnut & Ohio Streets In The Historic District worship 489-2682 Sunday service of Worship ...... 8:30 AM

0004UOB Sunday School ...... 9:45 AM Worship ...... 11:00 AM your Nursery Provided For All Servic es [email protected] choice 0201919 10 Riverland News, Thursday, June 17, 2010 Patriotic concert The Citrus County The free concert begins Parks and Recreation Di- at 6 p.m. Dinner will be vision will present a Star provided beforehand by Spangle Salute to Amer- the Sunshine Café for ica at the Citrus Springs $5.99. Community Center on Dinner will begin at 4 p.m. and will be served Saturday, July 3, and the until 6 p.m. Dinners will public is invited. include one meat dish, The concert will be per- and two side dishes. Soft formed by the Nature drinks will also be sold. Coast Community Band, The Citrus Springs under the direction of Community Center is on Cindy Hazzard, and the Citrus Spring Boulevard Dunnellon Elementary School ESE students visited Nature Coast Community (southern part of the the Florida Museum of Natural History on a field trip Band Festival Chorus, loop) going west from at the conclusion of the school year. Teacher Megan under the direction of U.S. 41 near Holder. It is Hamer reported that the kids liked visiting the but- Karen Medrano. west of the Citrus Springs terfly garden the best! They were so excited to see all Citrus County Parks schools and about a mile of the different colors and sizes of butterflies. and Recreation Division west of Deltona Boule- and the Citrus County vard intersection before Seven Days A Week Chronicle sponsor the Elkham. For more infor- Rain or Shine Inside Next Week’s event. mation call 465-7007. Community events

American Legion Post 58 eggs, bacon, sausage, hash Wall-Rives American Le- browns, pancakes, bis- gion Post 58. 10730 US 41, cuits, sausage gravy, grits, Dunnellon, will meet on the toast, juice and coffee. first Wednesday only dur- The regular meeting of ing the months of July and the Post is today, June 17. August. Dinner will not be Social hour is from 5 to 6 served. p.m. with the meeting at 6 Dunnellon Young p.m. Marines have suspended Bingo starts Friday, June

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Unfurnished rior Towing & Recovery NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS Specials reserves the right to ac- The administration of the estate of BETTY LOIS McALLISTER, deceased, Case No: DUNNELLON DUNNELLON I BUY RV’S, cept or reject any and/or 2010-CP-547, is pending in the Circuit Court for Marion County, Florida, Probate Call Monday Through Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm Friday 18 & Sat. 19 Available now 2/1, Travel Trailers, all bids. Division, the address of which is P.O. Box 1030, Ocala, Florida, 34478-1030. The name Foreclosures Accepted. 9am-? CHA, W//D. 20925 5th Wheels, KMHDN46D45U082184 and address of the personal representative’s attorney are set forth below. 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Call (888)713-6020 1-877-676-1403 0004YYY 12 Riverland News, Thursday, June 17, 2010 Bay scallop season opens tomorrow Continuing his commitment tress this oil spill is causing to visitors delicious Florida The 2010 bay scallop harvest that the licenses’ extension to assisting businesses and in- Florida’s fishing community, seafood.” season will now begin on June will be honored by retailers dividuals impacted by the we are proud to amend poli- This extension will allow 19 instead of July 1. These ac- and law enforcement. While Deepwater Horizon oil spill, cies that will allow our fishers fishers to harvest, purchase, commodations to relieve eco- the bay scallop harvest season Governor Charlie Crist an- to capitalize on our clean and sell or transport saltwater nomic hardships on fishing will begin early, all other pro- nounced this week that the clear waters,” said Governor products after July 1, 2010, in communities in Florida are visions governing harvest of 2010 recreational harvest sea- Crist, “Thankfully, our accordance with their 2009- made possible by Executive bay scallops in Florida re- son for bay scallops will open beaches are still clear, the fish 2010 licenses until their li- Orders issued by the Florida main in effect. nearly two weeks early. are biting, and these meas- censes are renewed for the Fish and Wildlife Conserva- Go to www.MyFWC.com/Fish- “In an effort to continue al- ures will allow us to continue 2010-2011 year or until Sept. tion Commission. ing to learn about fishing regu- leviating the economic dis- offering our neighbors and 30, 2010, whichever is sooner. Residents can be confident lations in Florida. Scallop Recipes Broiled Scallops Nutritional Value Per Serv- 1/4 cup Parmesan cheese ring constantly and cook for 1 prika. Cover and refrigerate or Ingredients ing paprika to taste to 2 minutes. With a wire bake immediately in 350-de- Calories 170, Calories From Preparation whisk, blend in reserved gree F oven for 30-40 minutes 1 1/2 pounds Florida scallops Fat 80, Total Fat 9g, Saturated Bring sherry and 1/2 cup poaching liquid and cook until or until golden and bubbly. 1/4 cup butter, melted Fat 5g, Cholesterol 60mg, Total water to a boil in a 2-quart sauce thickens. Add vegetable Yield 3 tablespoons Florida lime Carbohydrate 4g, Protein 19g saucepan. Add scallops, salt mixture and hot cream. Season 4 dinner servings or 6 to 8 ap- juice and pepper. Poach for 5 to 7 to taste if necessary. Pour petizer servings 1 teaspoon garlic, minced Elegantly Spirited minutes. Remove scallops, to a sauce over scallops. Top with Recipes are courtesy Florida 1/2 teaspoon salt Scallops 2-quart casserole or individual Gruyere and Parmesan Wildlife and Conservation, 1/8 teaspoon white pepper Ingredients baking dishes, draining and re- cheeses and pa- www.fl-seafood.com/recipes 1/8 teaspoon paprika 1/2 cup dry sherry serving the liquid. Saute onion 2 tablespoons Florida 1 1/2 cups water, divided and garlic in 1 tablespoon parsley, chopped 1 pound Florida bay scallops, butter for 3 to 5 min- if you use sea scallops quarter utes. Add mush- Preparation them rooms and Rinse scallops with cold 1/2 teaspoon salt parsley and water to remove any remaining 1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper saute an ad- shell particles. Place scallops 1 medium onion, chopped ditional 3 on a lightly oiled broiler pan. 1 large garlic clove, minced minutes. Combine butter, lime juice, 3 tablespoons butter, divided Add re- garlic, salt, pepper and pa- 1/2 pound fresh mushrooms, maining prika. Brush scallops with sea- sliced cup of water soned butter. Broil about 3 1 tablespoon fresh parsley, and lemon inches from source of heat for chopped juice to garlic, 2 tablespoons lemon juice 3 to 4 minutes. Sprinkle with onions, mush- 2 tablespoons flour parsley. rooms and parsley, ½ cup heavy cream, heated bring to a boil. Drain Yield ½ cup Gruyere cheese, and set aside. Melt remain- 6 servings grated ing butter. Add the flour stir- REMEMBER FATHER’S DAY JUNE 20

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