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Proudly servingITIZEN Chiefland and Levy County for 69 years C2 sections, 20 pages Volume 70, Number 9 www.chieflandcitizen.com Chiefland, FL 32644 $.75 Pillars in the community Chiefland Chamber of Commerce issues top annual awards at banquet

SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen LEFT: Barbara Snow accepts the Citizen of the Year award from Chamber President Lewissa Mainwaring. RIGHT: Sheriff Bobby McCallum is first honoree for the new First Responder of the Year award.

SEAN ARNOLD nity who is going above and beyond, It currently boasts around 35 employ- es its employees to be active in the Editor from school functions to community ees, including three logging crews, 10 community, and with that being said, events. truck drivers, three mechanics and Ken and Lynetta lead by example,” hree major honors were “(Snow) gives tirelessly to support four office employees. Lott said. the subject of the Greater bringing awareness, honor and mem- Lott detailed the Griners’ involve- Forester Eric Handley and Korey TChiefland Area Chamber of ory to our nation’s hero dogs to make ment in organizations inside and Griner accepted the award on behalf Commerce Awards Banquet on May a meaningful difference in the lives outside the industry, such as the of the company. 2, making this year’s edition a big of all hero dogs.” Log A Load For Kids program, which “Korey and I are the future of the draw. Hosted at Haven in Chiefland In addition to Snow’s volunteer helps provide care for children whose business and we’re just trying to con- with a slew of door prizes and an work for the U.S. War Dogs Associa- parents can’t afford medical treat- tinue down a path that was set for us auction hosted by Daniel Jerrels, the tion, Mainwaring pointed to Snow’s ment. Ken Griner recently served as and serve our community,” Handley banquet combined the 2018 Citizen lifetime work of animal advocacy president of the Cattleman’s Associa- said. “It’s people of the community of the Year and the 2018 Business of as director of Humane Societies and tion and Lynetta was the first woman that help keep us in business this the Year awards and for the first time work with animal control services, president of the Florida Forestry long and give us this opportunity.” added the First Responder of the Year along with her involvement with Association. Griner thanked and highlighted award. pairing retired working dogs with vet- “Usher Land and Timber encourag- Usher’s employees, saying it feels The funds raised from the auction erans and a program that helps ease go to a children’s backpack food pro- children’s fears of working dogs. See ROAD Page 2B gram and a scholarship fund support- After thanking the Chamber, Snow ed by the Chamber. kept her comments brief, putting the The Chamber also presented the attention back on the animals that family of Betty Walker a special fuel her passion. plaque for the late Chiefland Mayor’s “I could say it all in one sentence: “many years of dedication, caring when we pause to remember our and generosity to the community of heroes – and we should remember Chiefland, Chiefland.” Walker passed our heroes – let us also remember our in February after serving seven terms heroes with paws.” as mayor and more than 15 years on Ben Lott introduced the Business the City Commission. of the Year, Usher Land and Timber, The Citizen of the Year award went briefly outlining its history and the to a tireless advocate for working ser- extensive community involvement vice dogs, Barbara Snow, who is the by its owners, Ken and Lynetta Usher executive director for the Southern Griner. The couple took over its oper- Region of the U.S. War Dogs Associa- ations in 1989 after the tragic death tion, Inc. of Lynetta’s brother, Tommy, in a “This year, we reached out to the boating accident. The timber and cat- community to find a citizen of the tle business, which, under E.T. Usher, year,” said Lewrissa Mainwaring, evolved from a turpentine business in president of the Chiefland Chamber. the early 1900s and a logging busi- “We found that choosing a winner ness on its current property in the from a group of such outstanding 1940s, has since been selected South- SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen citizens has been difficult. It’s hard east Logger of the Year, in 2010, and ABOVE: Ken Griner, left, Korey Griner, middle, and Lynetta Griner accepted the Business not to find someone in our commu- National Logger of the Year, in 2013. of the Year award for Usher Land and Timber. BOTTOM: Shirly Smith accepts an honor for her late sister, Betty Walker.

“more like a family than a business.” qualities of chivalry, including “cour- CHIEFLAND Levy County Sheriff Bobby McCal- age, honor, courtesy, justice and ITIZEN lum was presented the first-ever First readiness to help the weak.” C Responder of the Year award, and Allen noted McCallum’s 34-year 624 W. Park Ave was taken by surprise. career in law enforcement and many Chiefland, Fl 32626 “I thought i was coming to offer ac- of his other community activities, in- colades to Ken and Lynetta and Usher cluding his work with the First United Phone: 352-493-4796 Land and Timber and Miss Barbara Methodist Church and Sheriffs Ranch- (Snow), who is a very close supporter es Enterprises and formerly serving of ours through our canine program,” as a City Commissioner and Quarter- McCallum said. “I don’t know how back Club president as well as past this got pulled off and kept such a president of the Levy County Chapter secret. But I’m very appreciative and of the American Cancer Society. thankful. “His compassion and love for the “I accept this on my employees’ people of Levy County is exhibited bahelf, they’re the ones that make the daily,” Allen said. “You’ll never see ship go.” him not offer a handshake, a smile or When Chamber Vice President Ad#:000VXFT Date:04/03/19 Day:WED Size:5X3 Cust:80827Natasha Salesperson:792 Allen presented Last Edited the award, By:CDECKELMANN Pub:SPECIALSee AWARDS SERVICES Page Tag A3 Line:METAL ROOFshe said FRONT McCallum PAGE exhibitsColor Info:4COLOR the best 000VXFT - Page 1 - Composite

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Talent Show Director Diana Child auctions Jake Smith performs off a cake at intermission. “Heaven Nor Hell” by Volbeat.

Serenity Bohan performed “He Loves Me” and was accompanied on piano ‘This Is Me’ by M. Lanette Six. Annual Suwannee Valley Players show brings out Tri-County talent op talent competed for cash Tprizes and applause on May 4 at the 5th Annual Tri-County Talent Show hosted by the Suwannee Valley Players at the Chief Theater. From a robot chef to a perfor- mance of Danny Boy and a cake auction at intermission, the evening kept the crowd enter- tained. The event was directed by volunteer Diana Child.

Junior Division Winners:

Third place: Serenity Bohan $15

Second place: Aiden Van Bourgundien $25

First place: Aubrey Alford $50

Senior Division Winners:

Second Place: Kayla Coffey $50 Nelson Crawford $50

First Place: M. Lanette Six $100 Enya Tapia $100

CITIZEN Photos by Suzette Cook Nelson Crawford performs “I Am What I Am” from La Cage Aux Folles.

Alex Tapia and Sande Wilcox perform a dance routine to “You’re Gonna Be Okay.”

Enya Tapia gets a hug from M. Lanette Six after Aubrey Alford won First Place in the both learned they tied for First Place in the Senior Junior Division singing “Hallelujah.” Division. Tapia performed “The Wizard and I” from Left, M. Lanette Six tied for First Place the musical Wicked. performing the skit “Robochef 2000.”

The contestants and local talent sing “This Is Me” from the musical The Greatest Showman. Thursday, May 9, 2019 Chiefland Citizen 3A Chaplain a treasure at Chiefland flea market

job requires them to work Fridays through Sundays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. “If you’re working weekends, it’s hard to attend a church ser- vice,” Brown says. I’m here if they need anything,” he adds. “If people need prayer,” I’m here. Brown says he never interferes during a sale as he makes his way through the market. He is soft spoken but friendly and easy to approach. “I don’t bring a ser- mon, but I go around to everybody in the flea market.” Before he joined the flea market team, Brown served as chap- lain at Levy County Jail for six years. Now he is a volun- teer who might hand you a bright orange card that reads, “Did you know ? That God Loves You!” And when you open it, you’ll see words quotes from Johns 3:16, Romans 6:23, Luke 13:3, John 14:6, Acts 16:31 and a prayer plus his contact information. SUZETTE COOK/Citizen “We are a very re- Chaplain Dick Brown has been serving the customers and vendors at the Chiefland Farmer’s Flea Market for seven years. ligious market,” Flea Market Manager Lydia SUZETTE COOK there.” every weekend. ed on the wall like a ding. Griffeth says. “We serve Reporter Chiefland Farmer’s On a typical Satur- prehistoric trophy. Or For Brown it’s about the Lord here every Flea Market Chaplain day morning he might maybe he’s helping a making sure that no- day.” “If they have a funer- Dick Brown says he be hanging out in a couple who works at body feels disconnected And Brown, who al, I’m there. If they serves hundreds of booth sitting under a the flea market plan from the church expe- volunteers his time, is have a marriage, I’m vendors and customers T-Rex dinosaur mount- their upcoming wed- rience because they’re proof of that. Four Cedar Key suspects Chiefland woman arrested for stabbing arrested for Hunting Club thefts husband Members of the in Cedar Key. Detec- Cedar Key area Detectives are Levy County Dep- She had a lacera- Sand-Fly Hunting Club tives executed a search allegedly con- asking our uties responded to tion to her scalp located on County Road warrant at this location nected to the community a home south of and told deputies 347 south of and were able thefts: John if you had Chiefland she had Fowler’s Bluff to recover four Smith, 32; Ty- contact with on April been recently re- generators and ler Knotts, 20; these subjects 29 after struck ported multi- numerous other Dakota Buncik, and purchased receiving by her ple burglaries items identified 21; and Fallon anything a call from husband and thefts to as being stolen Buncik, 21. from them to a male with a their hunting from the Sand- Each arrestee John Smith contact Detec- who said metal camps. Club Fly Hunting faces multi- tive Michael he was in- pipe. members Club members. ple charges, including Wilkinson at 352-486- volved in Kasco Both reported five Detectives burglary, grand theft, 5111 Ext 360. The a domes- parties generators, Tyler Knotts interviewed criminal mischief and item(s) you purchased tic dispute. were transported an air com- four individuals possession of metham- may be stolen and the A second 911 to a local medical pressor, and various and also recovered two phetamine. The defend- owner(s) would like it to call was made by a facility to receive hunting and fishing four-wheelers unrelated ants said they used the be returned. Detectives third party report- treatment. equipment and accesso- to the Sand-Fly Hunting proceeds from know they ap- ing she located On May 3, LCSO ries stolen. Club thefts. The the selling of prehended the a bloody female Detectives arrested On April 24, four wheel- stolen items parties respon- walking down a Kasco for aggra- Levy Coun- ers had been to purchase sible for these road. The caller vated domestic ty Sheriff’s taken from the illegal nar- crimes and said this female battery when the Office Rosewood and cotics. Addi- only wish to told her she and investigation deter- detectives Bronson area of tional charges locate property her husband had mined she was the developed Levy County. against all Fallon Buncik stolen from the been in a fight. primary aggressor leads that Dakota Buncik Detectives four defend- victims in the Deputies arrived to in the domestic identified arrested four ants are expected to be Sand-Fly Hunting Club find the husband dispute. She was persons involved lived individuals from the filed in the near future. so it may be returned. was suffering from booked in at the a stab wound to his Levy County Deten- abdomen. The fe- tion Facility where male, identified as she is being held Ashley Kasco, 33, in lieu of a $50,000 AWARDS was also injured. bond. continued from Page A1

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Bond $2,000. • April 29, Daniel Troy RW/OV - Resisting Without Violence • May 2, Tanja Alston, Morgan, 27, Williston, VOP - Violation of Probation 42, Chiefland, disorderly possession of cocaine, Christopher Anderson Coreen Frazier conduct. Bond $500. 21, Chiefland, four counts beth Kasco, 3, Chiefland, possession of marijuana 46, Chiefland 42, Gainesville • May 2, Cortnei R. criminal mischief, four aggravated battery. Bond not more than 20 grams, FTA FTA Anderson, 25, Bronson, counts burglary, three $50,000. possession and/or use of battery. ROR. counts grand theft. Bond • May 5, Joseph Fite drug equipment. Bond • May 1, Jason Dakota $235,000. Knauff, 53, Chiefland, $27,000. Barber, 23, Chiefland, • April 30, Marissa Rose VOP. • April 29, Dana Boz- VOP. Demar, 25, Clearwater, •May 2, Terry Franklin ell Parker, 28, Bronson, • May 2, Evan Jan Bar- FTA. Bond $2,000. Laton, 40, Bell, battery. possession of a controlled kley, 75, Dunnellon, lewd • April 29, Joshua Bond $2,000. substance w/o a pre- and lascivious behavior on Michael Estepp, 37, Inglis, • May 2, Cindy Lorraine scription, possession of a victim less than 12 years possession of a controlled Liddell, 38, Cedar Key, marijuana not more than old. Bond $100,000. substance w/o a pre- possession of metham- 20 grams, possession and/ • May 2, Mathew Duane scription, possession of phetamine with intent to or use of drug equipment. Blair, 24, Williston, two marijuana not more than sell, possession and/or use Bond $27,000. counts grand theft, passing 20 grams, possession and/ of drug equipment, VOP. • April 30, Ashley Thomas Huber Jr. Arron Myers a forged or altered instru- or use of drug equipment. Bond $31,000. Lorene Parkhouse, 33, 40, Dunnelon 31, Homosassa FTA FTA ment. Bond $45,000. Bond $27,0000. • April 30, William Bronson, two counts VOP. • May 2, Mark Richard • May 1, Miguel Guti- Patrick Matthews, 69, Ma- • May 4, Kyle Lee ­­­Anyone with information about these indi- Boivin, 19, Chiefland, erez-Cano, 35, Williston, deira Beach, two counts Raudis, 23, Williston, lewd viduals is asked to call the Sheriff’s Office grand theft. Bond $15,000. DWLS. Bond $5,000. VOP. and lascivious behavior/ at 486-5111. To remain anonymous, call • April 30, Faron • April 30, James Win- • April 29, Amy Marie molestation on a victim Crime Stoppers at 1-877-349-8477. Dwayne Brannen, 59, fred Hall, 37, Chiefland, McDaniel, 35, Old Town, less than 12 years old, Bronson, fleeing/eluding, out of county warrant. possession of a controlled lewd and lascivious behav- burglary, two counts grand • May 5, Joshua Kyle substance w/o a prescrip- ior exhibition on a victim Tysinger, 26, Cedar Key, • May 2, Kim D. White, theft, larceny, obstruction Hyden, 34, Archer, dealing tion, possession of mar- les than 16 years old. Bond out of county warrant. 45, Chiefland, disorderly W/OV. Bond $170,000. in stolen property. Bond ijuana not more than 20 $1.5 million. • April 29, Donald conduct. Bond $500. • May 1, David Brook- $25,000. grams. Bond $26,000. • May 5, William Douglas Vance, 72, Old • May 3, Hank Williams, ins, 23, Chiefland, VOP. • May 4, Jack Edwin • May 1, Natalie Melvin, Wesley Sims, 35, Trenton, Town, possession of a 28, Cross City, battery. • April 30, James Taylor Jernigan, 38, Okeechobee, 24, St. Louis, Mo., VOP. VOP. controlled substance w/o a • May 2, Patty Young, Bryant, 26, Bronson, shoplifting. Bond $2,500. Bond $5,000. • April 30, Kevin Elliott prescription. 66, Chiefland, aggravated burglary, larceny. Bond • May 2, Jamar Johnson, • May 3, Edward Jack Swett, 34, New Port • April 30, Darrence battery. Bond $75,000. $55,000. 29, Ft. White, VOP. Mizerany, 21, Jackson- Richey, VOP. White, 23, New Port • May 1, Fallon Buncik, • May 2, Ashley Eliza- ville, use or display of a • May 1, Matthew Richey, VOP.

Missing mower leads to arrest in Morriston South Levy man Rodney Morris, 36, of Morris was located one trailer, pictured, is Morriston was arrested at his home late Friday unique. This trailer is a by members of the Levy afternoon by LCSO tilt style trailer, which has arrested for child County Sheriff’s Office Detectives. Detectives been painted black. The Investigations Division saw 11 marijuana plants trailer was previously red. molestation after they received a tip growing in a garden area Detectives are asking concerning a missing lawn while there speaking to Levy County citizens who A report filed to the mower. him and his girlfriend. live in the Morriston area, Florida Department of On April 25, a neigh- Morris was arrested and specifically on County Children and Family bor of Morris’ reported has been charged with Road 337 and/or County Services (DCF) led to to Levy County Deputies burglary, grand theft and Road 326, and who own an investigation between that his Cub Cadet 48” cultivation of marijuana. a small trailer, to check DCF and Levy County riding lawn mower was He is currently being held and see if it is still on your Sheriff’s Office Detectives, stolen from underneath his in the Levy County Deten- property. If you are miss- leading to the arrest of a attached parking garage. Morris tion Facility on a $70,000 ing your trailer, contact man in south Levy County He parked it there during contacted. Through their bond. Detective Mike McNeil for molesting a child. A the early afternoon before investigation, detectives Detectives are seeking at 352-486-5111 ext. 266. forensic interview with the child provided information having to go to a doctor’s recovered the stolen lawn the public’s help in this He will need a detailed Barkley appointment and discov- mower and three small case. The three small lawn description and proof of that Evan Barkley, 75, was ered it was missing when trailers. Detectives learned style utility trailers de- ownership prior to releas- responsible for lewd and lascivious molestation of the he returned home. Morris allegedly brokered tectives recovered during ing any items recovered child who is under 12 years old. Detectives received the sale and the buyer this investigation cannot during this investigation. Detectives located and interviewed Barkley on May a tip that the mower had contacted him at his home be identified to a specific Additional charges are 3 at his home near Dunnellon. Detective Justin Douglas been sold to a subject in in Morriston to pick up the owner. These trailers are anticipated to be filed in arrested Barkley at the conclusion of this interview. Bark- Chiefland, whom they mower. known to be stolen and this case. ley was booked in at the Levy County Detention Facility where he is being held in lieu of a $100,000 bond. Opportunistic theft spree serves as reminder to lock unattended vehicles

Scott Tummond gency equipment signaling the driver to pull over. The nity. Brannen did not use any cunning or even work hard LCSO driver stopped in the parking lot of Drummond Commu- to enter the vehicle. Every other report taken by both Multiple vehicle burglaries and thefts were reported nity Bank, but as Deputy Davis exited his vehicle, the the Sheriff’s Office and the Williston Police Department during the week of April 22 to the Levy County Sheriff’s suspect sped away. A short car chase ensued and, after were burglaries to unlocked vehicles and thefts which Office and the Williston Police Department. Deputies a few turns by the suspect in his attempt to elude Davis, were committed without much effort. were scrambling to identify the suspect and an alert citi- he abandoned his car and fled on foot. He was located This case should be a reminder to all – lock your car, zen who is also a victim provided the lead needed. a short distance away from his car and apprehended by take your valuables inside and protect your hard earned Deputy Matt Davis responded to the convenience store Davis. property, no matter where you are. across from the Bronson Racetrack on April 29 to take The fleeing driver and burglary suspect was identified This is an ongoing investigation and stolen property is a theft report from yet another victim. After which, he as Faron Dwayne Brannen, 59, of Bronson. Davis’ inves- still being found by citizens. Stolen items, which were viewed the store’s surveillance video which captured tigation revealed Brannen was homeless and living in the obviously discarded, have been found in various areas of the suspect in the act. This video was used to make a suspect’s vehicle. Brannen is also reported to be addicted Levy County between Bronson and Williston. The Levy positive identification of the suspect vehicle, but the thief to illegal narcotics, and it is presumed he committed County Sheriff’s Office is asking our citizens to report could not be positively identified. crimes of opportunity by burglarizing unlocked vehicles any found property to our office by calling 352-486- The following day Davis located the suspect’s vehicle looking for valuables to support his drug habit. 5111. on US Highway 27 in Bronson. He activated his emer- As seen in this video, this was a true crime of opportu- New FWC nonnative species rules in effect New rules will help proactively protect aconda, Beni anaconda, DeSchauensee’s to keep their pet for the rest of its life. and can be harmful to native wildlife. The Florida from invasive species becoming anaconda. “Our native fish and wildlife are facing FWC’s Exotic Pet Amnesty Program established in the state. The rules, which The rule changes include a 90-day a serious threat posed by various invasive helps prevent nonnative animals from were approved by the Florida Fish and grace period for people to come into species found throughout the state,” said being released into the wild by providing Wildlife Conservation Commission compliance with the new rules, since Kipp Frohlich, director of the FWC’s exotic pet owners who can no longer keep (FWC) in February, went into effect May prohibited species may only be possessed Division of Habitat and Species Conser- their pets with a legal and responsible 2. by permit for research or exhibition vation. “This new rule will help prevent alternative to releasing them. People may The new rules clarify rule language purposes. The grace period, which ends those species on the prohibited list from surrender their exotic pets at Exotic Pet by defining key terms and add some July 31, will allow commercial dealers becoming the next Burmese python.” Amnesty Day events or year-round by high-risk nonnative animals to Florida’s who possess these species to sell their The public can help the FWC control calling the FWC’s Exotic Species Hotline Prohibited Nonnative Species List. Using inventory, since commercial sales of these nonnative invasive wildlife by reporting at 888-Ive-Got1 (483-4681). All exotic recent risk assessments and screenings, species are no longer allowed in Florida sightings to the FWC’s Exotic Species pets, including ones held illegally, are the FWC determined these species and people will no longer be permitted to Hotline at 888-IveGot1 (888-483-4681), accepted without penalty and placed present a high level of risk to the state acquire them as pets. online at IVEGOT1.org or by using the with pre-approved adopters. Learn more and will therefore be added to Florida’s The new rules also include grandfather- free smartphone app IVEGOT1. about the program at MyFWC.com/Non- Prohibited Nonnative Species List: ing language for people who possessed If you currently possess one of the natives under the “Exotic Pet Amnesty Mammals: meerkat/mongoose, raccoon these species as pets prior to the rule newly listed prohibited species and do not Program” tab. dog, dhole, brushtail possum, flying fox. changes. People who have any of these wish to obtain a grandfathered pet permit, For more information about nonnative Birds: red-whiskered bul-bul, dioch, species in personal possession will have Don’t Let it Loose! Be a responsible pet species in Florida, visit MyFWC.com/ Java sparrow, pink starling. until July 31 to submit a permit applica- owner and never release exotic animals Nonnatives. Reptiles: brown tree snake, yellow an- tion to the FWC, which will allow them into the Florida ecosystem. It is illegal 5A Thursday, May 9, 2019 Chiefland Citizen ‘Give Me Shelter’ Luncheon to Pet of the Week gather friends of cats and canines Levy Animal Friends (LeAF), Williston Animal Group (WAG) and the City of Williston are hosting a Give Me Shelter luncheon May 16, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., at Williston City Hall in the new Community Center, to expand support for the city’s proposed no kill pet shelter. The purpose of the luncheon is to provide an update on the shelter’s progress, outline current and future funding needs and expand the shelter’s roster of supportive friends. “We hope the luncheon will bring together Levy County pet lovers,” LeAF President Bob Levesque said. “We need to bring awareness to this important project and continue to increase our team of volunteers, donors and vendors.” Luncheon attendees can make a voluntary contribution of $10 to defray costs or, in lieu of a cash donation, can sign up to volunteer their skills and time in support of the shelter. Seating is limited so reservations are requested and can be made by calling 352-405-0486, 362-286-1980 or by email to LevyAnimalFriends@ gmail.com. Reservation deadline is May 14. As Florida moves into another scorching hot summer, introduction area where families wanting to adopt can some of Williston’s homeless animals remain temporarily meet their new best friend. It will be a secure place housed in an outdoor, outdated facility inadequate for where loving volunteers will comfort distressed strays the safe and humane care of animals. Currently they are until adoptive families can be found. stored in a containment area, behind heavy tarps, where The future shelter will allow stray cats and dogs interaction with humans is limited. They remain there to be rescued and prepared for long-term placement until local rescue agencies have space to move them in loving homes. The luncheon is the first of several to better facilities. These partnering rescue groups will planned events to expand shelter awareness. When a Meet Zoey care for the animals while they wait to be transitioned to financial crisis hits, a pet owner dies, a disaster strikes, loving, permanent homes. Williston’s animal lovers have or families relocate, dogs and cats are left behind to fend Zoey is a female bulldog mix, red and white in committed to do better for strays forced into temporary for themselves. The shelter will address this growing color. She needs another chance at a new home as her confinement, by building a modern new facility. concern and move abandoned animals from the street to prior owner could not keep her. She has been waiting “It will take a pack of many, digging in and not just a protected space while they await adoption. since April 8 to find that special someone who will let chasing their tails,” Levesque said, “to move currently “We are going to need a lot of hearts, hands and her love again and be a part of a new family. Zoey is confined animals from substandard conditions into a dollars to realize our dreams,” said Susan Holmes, WAG healthy, friendly, young, sociable, and will adjust to facility with creature comforts, modern amenities and president. “We know it will take a whole community her new family and home very quickly. She is so ready humane conditions.” of friends to open the doors to the new facility and to love again. Contact Levy County Animal Services at The new City of Williston no kill shelter will permanently close down the existing one.” [email protected] and 352-486-5138, and have central air and heat, walking trails, and a doggie search the shelter on Petfinder.com.

Ropin’ for Willis benefit in Gilchrist 8th Circuit seeks to A benefit roping will be held for Willis and Adalee. Rusty, Lisa, and the children Jones on May 18 at the Gilchrist County visit the Tri-County area often as most of Agricultural Complex. The roping will their immediate family resides in Gilchrist fill judicial vacancy include breakaway, team roping, and tie County. Willis’s Dad, Rusty, still holds many down. lifelong friendships within the Florida rodeo The Eighth Circuit Judicial refer to the 2019 Sunshine Manual, Willis is a 5-year-old boy who suffered community. Nominating Commission announces http://www.myfloridalegal.com/sun. severe head trauma when he was kicked in Doctors expect Willis to be in the hospital a Circuit Court vacancy due to the nsf/sunmanual) the head by a horse at his family’s home in for at least a month. His road to recovery will resignation of Judge Stanley H. The deadline for submitting the Monticello, Arkansas. He was life flighted to be long and hard. Griffis, III. applications is May 22, by noon. Arkansas Children’s Hospital in Little Rock, All proceeds from the roping will go to Applicants must meet the Applications received after the Arkansas. the Jones’ family. These funds will help the qualifications for a Circuit Court deadline will not be considered. Willis’s parents, Rusty and Lisa, were family with living and medical expenses. Judge as set forth in the Florida Incomplete applications will not be raised in Trenton, Florida, but now reside in For more information on this event, Constitution and Florida Statutes. All considered. Applications may be Arkansas. Rusty is the Head Rodeo Coach please contact: Hayden Grant - 352-507-1339 persons interested in applying must downloaded from The Florida Bar’s at the University of Arkansas at Monticello. or K. W. Lindsey - 352-535-5728. deliver a complete application and JNC webpage at www.floridabar.org/ Willis has three siblings: Veda, Tipton, one copy by mail or hand delivery to: directories/jnc/applications 8th Judicial The inclusion of a photograph Nominating Commission is encouraged. Applicants should Scholarships offered to Levy high school students c/o Brian S. Kramer be aware that, if selected for an College of Central Florida is offering 40 at least one on-site class held at the Levy 8th Circuit State Attorney’s Office interview, the Commission has $1,000 merit scholarships to Levy County Campus. 120 West University Avenue set a tentative date of June 14, for students graduating in May to attend the CF The campus located at 15390 N.W. Gainesville, Florida 32601 interviews. Jack Wilkinson Levy Campus. Highway 19, Chiefland, features a You must also submit two copies A list of the members of the Scholarships awarded include $500 comprehensive student center with of your application in.pdf format Eighth Circuit Judicial Nominating for fall 2019 and $500 for spring 2020. enrollment services, counseling and advising, via email to norm@normdfugatepa. Commission is available via The The scholarships are made available by financial aid, testing, computer stations, com. One of the .pdf copies should Florida Bar’s JNC webpage. funds raised for the Promise for the Future a campus bookstore, student lounge and be submitted in redacted format* And Direct contact with a Campaign, aimed at building and enrolling student life office, a health and wellness area, one in non-redacted format. Commissioner, initiated by an students in the first permanent higher five fully equipped multipurpose classrooms, *Redacted format means that applicant regarding his or her education facility in Levy County. a large multi-discipline science lab, and three the document is submitted with application, is discouraged. To be eligible, students must graduate state-of-the-art computer labs for college redactions of all information which Candidate questions regarding the from a Levy County high school in 2019 credit and corporate education courses. is confidential and/or exempt from JNC process should be submitted and enroll at the CF Levy Campus for the To learn more about the scholarships, the public right of access under in writing to JNC Chair, Norm D. 2019 fall semester. Applicants must have a call 352-658-4077. To learn more about the Article I, Section 24(a) of the Florida Fugate at [email protected]. Constitution. (for more information, minimum high school GPA of 2.5 and enroll campus visit www.CF.edu/Levy. in at least six credit hours each semester with Brooklyn Style - Brick Oven Pizza Pizza • Pasta • Wings Fresh Dough Made Daily On Site Purchase LG or XLG Meat lovers ily m d Fa ne or House Special pizza and get 8 w LUIGI O ’S PA wings or Stuffed Shells for ½ price. PA Add a 2 liter for $1.00 352-542-7956 143 SE Hwy 349 (Behind Shell Station) Tues - Sat: 11 - 8, Sun: 11 - 3

No mother wants to hear her son say he's gay. Those two words rip the picture of a daughter-in-law and grandchildren into pieces. I felt sorry for my mom and wanted her to know everything was going to be all right. But then she said, 'I don't really care, Johnny, as long as I know that you are going to be happy.' Johnny Weir 6A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, May 9, 2019 Finding "good" in When Mother's our world is challenging Day hurts In our world today, it is difficult to I knew I needed to keep my mouth You catch your breath and let out a long sigh. Seeing pho- find anything good, let alone anything shut at this point. If I would express any tos of happy moms with their happy families popping up on good to say about anything or anyone. Out to ideas along this line, I know my wife, Facebook always One thing I like about the Gra- as usual, would have the last word. stings – but with cious Mistress of the Parsonage is that Pastor I was okay until this politician said Mother’s Day Today she can find some good in just about something and all of a sudden, I explod- around the corner, everything. Sometimes it just rubs me James ed, “What’s wrong with that idiot? the idyllic images can be the wrong way. Doesn’t he have any common sense?” hurt all the more. Snyder I, on the other hand, have a hard When I finished my rant, I realized I “Goodbye, different time finding good in anything even said it out loud. When I say “out loud,” Facebook,” you Sheryl H. though I try so hard. That just demon- I do not have the compulsion to end it. I mean in such a way that the Gracious say, closing the Boldt strates the difference between us. They It is like me and potato chips. If I eat Mistress of the Parsonage could hear website. It’ll be say opposites attract, and so we have a one chip, I can’t stop until all are gone. what I was saying. weeks before you very strong attraction here. If I do not eat one, I do not have any “You ought to be,” my wife said, cautiously venture back. For the most part, I go along with problem. “very grateful about that politician.” Even when the world isn’t celebrating Mother’s Day, her evaluation of “Good” because she So, as much as is humanly possible, I did not know what she was talking does it hurt to see moms with their children because you’ve has been right more times than wrong. I stay away from politics. about and so in violation of my own longed to be a mother for as long as you can remember? Or Don’t ask me when she has been One evening this past week my rules, I said, “What in the world do you maybe you’d give anything for a chance to tell your mother, wrong, for that would be a very delicate wife and I were watching the news and mean by that?” “Happy Mother’s Day,” just one more time. Or you miss your subject and I am not a very delicate the whole thing was about politics. As She looked at me and said, “If it mom because she’s serving in the military – or serving time in person. for me, when they say Washington is weren’t for those crazy politicians I prison. One area of life I have a very broken, I know they really mean that would never know how smart you Maybe the simple sad fact is that your relationship with difficult time finding anything good the politicians are broken. In fact, they really are.” your mother is lacking. So, so lacking. is politics. I stay completely away are broken beyond repair. I just stared at her not knowing what Perhaps you used to look forward to Mother’s Day, but from politics as much as possible. Oh However, as we were watching in the world to say. She was finding now your prodigal child doesn’t seem to love you all that yes, there have been those times that I the news I was getting a little ticked. something good in a politician because much. The phone is deafeningly silent as you stare at the hast- greedily rubbed my hands and wanted I was grumbling about everything I it made me look good! I must say, I ily-scribbled signature on the one-size-fits-all greeting card to jump into that cesspool. Thankfully, was hearing, knowing a politician will never would have thought of that in a that just arrived in the mail. I do have a little bit of common sense say one thing today and the complete million years. And for the mom who, in spite of every mother-fiber in still lurking around in my head and opposite tomorrow. That is because At that moment, the thought danc- your being, made the difficult choice to give your child a refrain. there is nothing in their brain cavity to ing in my very crowded cranium was, chance for a better life, not a day goes by that you don’t won- The question I ponder quite often is, create stability. my wife was the smartest person I have der what your child is doing with their adoptive parents. if you put all the politicians together in For some reason, I started grouch- ever met. What’s the best way to cope when Mother’s Day hurts? one room could you find one little gray ing out loud. It is one thing to grouch It made me think of what the apostle 2 Corinthians 1:3-4 (ESV) offers compassion and a way cell active? Perhaps the cost of being and not express it out loud. It’s a whole Paul said. “And we know that all things to find healing in the midst of your pain. “Blessed be the God a politician is to give up all those tiny other ball game when I grouch out loud work together for good to them that and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies little gray cells that make the rest of us because my wife can hear me. As I was love God, to them who are the called and God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our affliction, operate in a world of sanity. groaning and gritting my teeth my wife according to his purpose” (Romans so that we may be able to comfort those who are in any afflic- I try not to go any further than that, said, “You know, you ought to be very 8:28). tion, with the comfort with which we ourselves are comforted because I cannot trust myself once I grateful about those politicians.” Since that episode, I have been by God.” get started on the trail. As a young boy, Oh boy, here we go. I crossed a line looking at politicians a little bit differ- I want to encourage you to embrace the comfort your I had a beagle I used to hunt rabbits. somewhere and was not sure how to get ently. And if ever I have agreed with heavenly Father offers. Then, after you’ve experienced heal- You’ve heard of the old rabbit trail. back home. my wife, it is this time. ing, or as a way to further your healing, ask God to use you in Once “Sparky” got on a rabbit trail he My wife is not afraid to express her Dr. James L. Snyder is pastor of someone else’s life. Your pastor or a trusted community leader was never going to give up. There were opinion about anything. That includes the Family of God Fellowship, and probably knows a young lady who could use a mentor or an times when I lost him for several hours politics and politicians. I was trying to lives with the Gracious Mistress of the elderly lady who could use a friend. You’ll be amazed at the while he was running that rabbit trail. process this idea of being grateful about Parsonage in Ocala, FL. Call him at many different ways you can comfort others with the same He did not know how to give up. politicians. I could not come up with 352-687-4240 or e-mail jamessny- comfort you have received from God. By doing so, you’ll not I do not want to get involved in one idea that would lead me to a point [email protected]. The church website is only experience the satisfaction that comes from giving of that kind of activity. If I do not start it, of being grateful about politicians. www.whatafellowship.com. yourself, but you may also find continued healing, comfort, and peace. Even in the depths of your desolation. Sheryl H. Boldt is the author of the blog, www.Today- CanBeDifferent.net. You can reach her at SherylHBoldt@ Preparing for Heaven gmail.com. 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If there was a need, she found a way including entered Heaven May 3, Willard Raymond Mar- baked potato/sub sandwich lunches, raffles and whatever 2019 with a song in her quis, 98, of Trenton, passed it took to get the job done. heart. Our Lord and Sav- away April 28, 2019 at E.T. Generosity and hospitality were natural for Phyllis as ior needed a soloist for the York Hospice Care Center. she always opened her home, housing visiting preachers, choir this past Sunday. He was born on Dec. friends and family. Over the years, she fed many ball Phyllis was born in 18, 1920 in Casper, Wyo., teams from LittleLeague to college basketball. Findlay, Ohio April 14, to Carroll Dean and Marion She loved hosting a Christmas Eve party each year. 1935 to George and Sylvia Carsley Marquis. Decorating her home for each holiday was a joy for Mowrey Thomas. She He served in WWII and her. She loved playing bunco and other card games with graduated from Liber- was stationed in Guam. friends. ty-Benton High School. He started working for Phyllis and Jack were a part of the lunch bunch group She and her husband, Jack, Pan American Airways in who met after church and on Wednesday nights to fellow- put roots down in Levy 1937, with a short stint in ship. They traveled extensively with their friends Karl County 42 years ago com- the U.S. Army Air Corps, and Helen Stairs, whom they met in Alaska 32 years ago. ing from Fort Lauderdale. They have been partners in then back to Pan Am. The couples have been Renaissance Partners at the Al- their business Jac-Pac for 41 years. Jack sold and Phyllis Some of the stations that hambra Dinner Theater in Jacksonville for over 25 years. collected and paid the bills. They were a dynamic duo in he was at were Miami, San A true young at heart, Phyllis was always up for wor- every way. Juan, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, ship, travel, fellowship and fun. In recent years, Phyllis Phyllis was a faithful member of the Bronson United Barbados, Brazil, Nicaragua, became the president of the Grace Mae Cowart Fan Club, Methodist Church serving many positions most recently Bangladesh, Turkey and filling theatres with family and friends anytime her grand- as Chairman of the Board. Music was her passion and Poland. daughter performed on stage. she was always making a joyful noise unto the Lord! After moving back to Florida, he started a farm with She was preceded in death by her parents; her first Whether singing in the choir or playing the piano, she son, Gary in north Gilchrist County, raising hogs. In 1985 husband, Bud Ridge; a son, Tommy Ridge; sisters, Loret- was happy to add to the praises. This included occasion- he was the co-owner of Tri County Rentals and Sales, ta Way, Ermajean Romick and Edrie Ellen Thomas. ally playing the piano at the Ellzey Methodist Church as Inc., of Chiefland. Phyllis is survived by her beloved husband of 46 well. He and his wife, Marion, moved to Altoona in 2000, years, Jack Cowart; her son Christopher (Ashley) Cowart, She worked tirelessly for her Lord through the and lived at Lakeview Terrace Retirement Community. the apple of her eye; her granddaughter, Grace Mae, Jus- Anzonetta Epperson Circle. This group of women were After she passed in 2016, Willard moved to Trenton to tin and Lucas Giffen; sister (Charlie) Ballard; and many missionary minded and always had projects to maintain live out his long and exciting life. special nieces and nephews and a multitude of friends. and improve the church building and grounds. She dearly Willard and Marion had two sons, Gary J. (Nancy) Visitation will be at Knauff Funeral Home in Willis- loved the annual Christmas Bazaar and Bean Soup lun- and Richard W. (Karen) Marquis of Lake City and Alach- ton, Thursday, May 9, 5-7 p.m. Service will be at the cheon. Poinsettias at Christmas and lilies at Easter were ua; seven grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. First Baptist Church in Bronson on Friday, May 10 at 11 other projects she loved as well as food baskets for the He was preceded in death by his wife of 73-plus a.m., with burial at the Rosemary Cemetery. A luncheon needy during the holidays. In Corinthians, Paul wrote, years, Marion Joe Marquis and two brothers, James and for family and close friends will follow at the Bronson “God loves a cheerful giver.” Phyllis was a cheerful giv- Donald Marquis. Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. er in every way and expected the same out of others! They are both looking down on the large Marquis She loved flowers those are appreciated but if you Fundraising for worthy causes was her personal brood, who are thinking of them. prefer, a scholarship will be set up in her memory through undertaking. Through the years at Bronson High School, the Levy County Schools Foundation. Donations can be she led and participated in raising money for band uni- John Morris Sr. sent to P.O. Box 1386, Bronson, FL 32621 or the gift of forms, new auditorium seats and curtains, team jackets, Bibles through the Gideons –Suwannee South Camp P.O. John Gilbert Morris Sr., scholarships and much more. Box 405, Chiefland, FL 32644. 78, of Otter Creek, passed This began by having her young son “Tiger”, as she away Saturday, April 27, 2019 as a result of a heart Jeff Hubert family. attack. Jeff moved to Chiefland in 1986 where he served as He was born Aug. 20, Jeffery (Jeff) William Hubert, 65, of Fanning Springs superintendent of the Chiefland Golf & Country Club 1940 in Hollywood, Fla., to passed away in the early hours of Wednesday, April 24, for approximately 20 years. Jeff loved music, enjoyed Benjamin and Ferrell Mor- 2019 at his home. collecting rare coins, being on the water and gardening. ris. He served in the United Jeff is survived by his wife of 17 years, Debra Hubert; A celebration of life will be held at The Suwannee States Navy for 23 years son, Aaron Hubert of Chiefland; daughter, Melissa Shep- River Moose Lodge 8231 NW 167th Pl., Trenton, Fl before retiring in 1979. He pard of Tallahassee; sister, Mari Solsten of St. Petersburg; 32693 Saturday, May 18 from 2-4 p.m. All family and later worked for Tru-gas grandchildren, Kyle and Sadie Hubert and other extended friends welcome. and Walmart. He was a very positive and happy person. He never met a stranger and loved Log Cabin Quilters "Collecting smiles." He was of the Baptist faith. He is survived by three daughters, Kimberly (Frank) Quilters celebrate birthdays Osteen, Edna "Sissie" (John) Moore, Sherri (James) Gri- The Log Cabin Quilters met Thurs- very much) which will be broken into gartis; daughter-in-law, Colleen Morris; nine grandchil- day, May 2, at the Levy County Quilt smaller pieces. Thanks, guys, for all dren and numerous great and great-great-grandchildren. Museum. We celebrated birthdays for your help. He was preceded in death by his wife of 54 years, Evelyn Etheridge and Alice Mae Haire, Several bags of yarn were dropped Mary Alice; his son, John Gilbert Jr.; his parents Ben whose birthdays are later in the month. off during the week. On May 4, a Com- and Ferrell Morris and brother, Benjamin Holmes Morris. Some of the members will be out of mander Sewing Machine and a much No funeral services will be held as per his wishes. town later in the month so we celebrat- newer Singer were brought in. The ed early. These ladies are our senior Commander was made in the 1950s. citizens as both are over 90. They are Happy Mother’s Day. We hope that still busy quilting. day is filled with family and loved ones. If you would like to place Greg and the guys from Lancaster The Levy County Quilt Museum is an obituary or memorial please were out. The yard looks so good when located at 11050 NW 10th Ave., Chief- they’ve been out. The wishing well land, and is open Tuesday through Sat- contact Carolyn at 352-528-3343 is coming along. A wooden crank has urday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more or email her at been created. The stones and mortar information, see levycountyquiltmuse- The Birthday ladies Evelyn [email protected] will be started next week. Some larger um.org or visit @levy-county-quilt-mu- Etheridge and Alice Mae rocks were dropped off (thank you seum on Facebook. Haire.

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What's your "super power"

Do you have a “super power?” Let’s check it out. Is there something that you Bob have such control over, Denny that you can use it every waking second of every day? Do you have the Just Thinking power to change yourself, and your life? Can you even change your world? I think so. I call that power “choice.” Once in my life I realized I’d like to pursue psycholo- gy, to work on overcoming some negative attitudes and habits I picked up in my youth. Then somewhere along the way, I decided that since I’d come so far along my own path to a better and happier life, I could help others overcome their own obstacles as they traveled their own paths through life. I believe that every second of your life you have the capability and the opportunity to make better choices. Your choices basically are unlimited. You can decide what to do, what to think, and what you want to do with Trade wars, taxes, spending your day and your life. I’d argue that you have the capability to change your and Travis Tritt path, your direction, and your entire life, at any point in “Well, you must be if negotiations stall? Probably China, as their economy is your life. You can choose to take a risk, to do nothing, to from the city; more export-heavy. But both China and the U.S. will suf- go for what you want in life, what you think is right, ‘Cause you sure ain’t fer until an equitable resolution is reached. Economists how you interact with other people, and what you want from round here; are divided on how much a trade deficit actually hurts to either support or try to change in your universe. Since There ain’t no smoke free Margaret our economy. Trade deficits are not all bad; folks around you’re alive now, I believe that each second of your life section… McDowell the world send us cars, clothes and computers and we is a choice to live, rather than let go of life. We don’t sell no import send them paper dollars (which we can print more of). Isn’t that awesome power? But power is only as good beer.” The effectiveness of our new tariff policy has been as what you choose to do with it. Do you want to bring “When in Rome” as Arbor Outlook undercut somewhat by the administration’s tax legisla- more joy or love into the world? Do you want to take performed by Travis Tritt tion and more government spending. (When our govern- sides and fight for what you believe? Would you like to ment spends more money, it effectively raises the trade be rich, famous, kind, helpful, friendly, brave, or sup- The U.S. trade deficit with China reached an all-time deficit and simultaneously reduces the national savings portive? Do you have principles that help guide you in high of $419 billion last year. That’s a little less than half rate. Some of the deficit is financed by the rising amount deciding what is right and what is wrong? What are you of our overall $891 billion total trade deficit. Americans borrow from foreign countries). If a trade war choosing to do right this moment? Looking for ideas that In an effort to reduce the trade deficit, last September commences during a period of economic growth, like we might make your life better and more meaningful? Or to we imposed tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars of are currently experiencing, Americans with more discre- put the newspaper down and have a beer? Call a friend, Chinese merchandise and certain imports from other tionary income may offset the effectiveness of our tariffs or hold onto a grudge or resentments? countries as well. China and other trade partners like by buying foreign products anyway. In addition, because Well, it’s your choice, isn’t it? Your biggest choice of Mexico and the EU responded by laying tariffs on a of the strength of the dollar, current imports into the U.S. all: how to use this awesome power you have for good. smaller but still significant amount of U.S. products. We are costing less and U.S. goods shipped abroad are cost- What can you do? Make better choices! briefly considered escalating tariffs, but action was ing more to our foreign buyers. Probably like me, you grew up learning principles of delayed as negotiations proceeded. So while our tariff policy is hurting both the Chinese right and wrong from your parents, from early family Some domestic industries have been damaged more and the American economies, currently the situation is life, from friends, or maybe from school experiences, or than others by our new tariff policy. Farmers, for not spooking investors. Of course, if the economy falters, one of your teachers. Doesn’t life continually offer us instance, are hurting badly as a result of freshly imposed that can change rapidly. experiences and opportunities to learn lessons from? Be retaliatory tariffs. As Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley wrote Margaret R. McDowell, ChFC®, AIF®, author of the sensitive to those opportunities, try to recognize them, recently in the Wall Street Journal: “Mexican tariffs on syndicated economic column “Arbor Outlook,” is the and take advantages of life’s lessons when they show up U.S. pork…have lowered the value of live hogs by $12 founder of Arbor Wealth Management, LLC, in your life. And they will! an animal. Iowa is the top pork-producing state in the (850.608.6121 – www.arborwealth.net), a fiduciary, What can you do with your super power? Make country. That means jobs, wages and communities are “fee-only” registered investment advisory firm located choices that are most likely to help you become the best hurt every day these tariffs continue….” near Destin, FL. This column should not be considered you can be, make the most of whatever you have to work Citizens in both the U.S. and China are paying more personalized investment advice and provides no assur- with—your skills, knowledge, talents, and anything you for imported goods because of the tariffs imposed by ance that any specific strategy or investment will be suit- can do to make the world a little better because you’re both countries. So which country stands to lose the most able or profitable for an investor. here. This week, one of my readers phoned me to report on the loneliest person she knows and looking for help for him to become a little happier, and to build the better life for himself that he deserves. I’m working on how to help this person, and I’m looking for suggestions and ideas from everyone. The man immigrated from overseas and Celebrate Mother’s Day only speaks in his native tongue. He is alone, single, and By Glenn Mollette I once asked her what she wanted me to be when I in his 70’s. The reader says she does what she can to Happy Mother’s Day to my dear wife who is a great became an adult. She thought for a minute and said, help, but believes he needs more. Any ideas? mom and to every Mother everywhere! “Become a school teacher.” Looking back I know the Let’s make this world a little better, and do our part My brothers and sisters were all gone from home by reason she said that was because in that era school to add some happiness and social support to our world. the time I was eight years old. I missed them but during teachers were the only people in our county who had Thanks for what you do. the summer I had my mother mostly all to myself. My stable jobs and incomes. My dad’s coal mining job was Bob Denny is a retired Licensed Mental Health dad worked third shift in the coal mines and slept most tough and she wasn’t wishing that on me. In her way she Counselor #MH6339 and retired college psychology of the day. My mother’s main job was keeping me quite was saying she wanted the very best for me. instructor at Florida Gateway College. Please address so I wouldn’t wake my dad from sleep. Fortunately for I always felt like mom was on my side although she your comments to [email protected] or phone 386 him he had built a small place behind our house where never tolerated misbehavior. We had a peach tree in our 454 4950. he slept during the day. If I didn’t bounce the basketball back yard and on more than one occasion she broke off and played quietly all went well. a limb and used what we referred to as a “switch,” on I was close to my mother growing up. My sisters me. I suppose that meant the peach tree limb would Sending a handwritten letter always said, “I was mommy’s baby.” I came along ten assist me in switching my behavior. years after my other brothers and sisters so probably it However, mom was great. I remember how hard she is becoming such an anomaly. was a little easier raising one child than trying to raise worked. I know how passionately she loved our family. It's disappearing. My mom is my four sisters and brothers all at once. She took care of my dad and my four siblings. She loved Life was relatively simple. Some mornings during God and prayed and she loved people. I miss my mom. the only one who still writes the summer we had to put bug dust on the bean patch in By God’s grace and mercy I’ll see her again and my dad me letters. And there's some- the garden. Some mornings we hoed corn. We raised in heaven. thing visceral about opening a hogs and often there were middling’s to make. My children’s mother is also deceased. My son’s and We had sulfur drinking water that was unfit for wash- I miss her every day and I know they miss her love and letter - I see her on the page. ing clothes. If we had not caught enough rain water then devotion. They have now lived most of their lives with- I see her in her handwriting. it meant carrying water from our nearby creek. We had out their mother. Mother’s day is a tough day as they about a hundred yard walk to the creek so we had to can only remember. Steve Carell make a lot of trips back and forth to the creek for If you have a good mother, take a moment this enough water. God forbid if I got busy chasing a crawl Mother’s day and praise her. Good words, hugs, and any dead and stirred up the creek water. It always took a deed that might make her life a little easier are well while for the silt to settle down and the water to clear deserved. Do something that pleases mom and for one The Chiefland Citizen welcomes read- up. Of course there was always lots of grass to mow day forget about yourself. with a push mower. Maybe your mom and grandma are deceased. On this er input on topics of local interest. To be One of the sweet parts of the day was having lunch Mother’s day maybe there are other special moms that considered for publication, submissions with just mom. Usually it was sandwich, a soda pop and you can graciously wish and express to them in some must adhere to the following guidelines: a Reese’s Cup, or something similar. Once I talked my way, “Happy Mother’s day.” We can’t go wrong cele- The writer’s first and last name, mailing mom into letting me have a root beer. She said you brating Mother’s Day. address and phone number must be includ- won’t like it and if that’s what you choose you are stuck Contact Glenn at [email protected]. with it.” I didn’t like it and she stuck to her promise. ed. Addresses and phone numbers are only used for verification purposes. The Citizen reserves the right to edit or refuse any sub- Mama was my greatest teacher, a teacher of compassion, love mission. To submit e-mail send to editor@ and fearlessness. If love is sweet as a flower, then my mother is chieflandcitizen.com, or via regular mail that sweet flower of love. to Editor, 624 W. Park Ave, Chiefland, FL Stevie Wonder 32644. 9A Thursday, May 9, 2019 Chiefland Citizen Tips on applying for fall quota hunt permits

he Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation signed a successful status for a choice or is instead There will be family quota hunts on 29 WMAs Commission’s (FWC) Quota Hunt Program assigned an unsuccessful status due to no choices this season and, if drawn, the permit allows one Tis designed to provide quality hunting having available quota. adult to take one or two youths hunting. The adult opportunities while meeting “Applicants who put the same hunt for all choic- may not hunt without taking along a youngster. conservation objectives. A es do not increase their odds of getting drawn,” Hunters certified by the FWC as mobility-im- quota, which is the maximum Rainey said. “So there is no benefit to listing a paired can apply for Mobility-impaired Quota Per- number of hunters al- choice more than once on an application.” mits, which allow exclusive access to general gun lowed on a par- ticular wildlife Once a random drawing process is completed, hunts on 10 of the state’s public hunting areas. management area during a the results are posted on a customer account at To get the jump on one of these hunts, apply hunt, prevents overcrowding GoOutdoorsFlorida.com. Any limited entry/quota May 15–June 15 at GoOutdoorsFlorida.com, or and helps manage game permits with a claim deadline must be obtained by have a license agent or tax collector’s office apply harvests. The FWC’s Division the last day of the claim period. More information for you. To find out if you’ve been selected, log of Hunting and Game Manage- on random drawings including how preference onto your customer account at that same web ad- ment sets quo- tas based on points, group applications and pre-authorizations dress after 10 a.m. on June 19. an area’s size, habitat, game and special-opportunity lotteries work can be Those who don’t get drawn for a particular quota populations Tony Young and hunter found at MyFWC.com/License. hunt in phase I will get a preference point for next preference. “Outta’ the Woods” year’s drawing, which will improve future chances The FWC’s Office of Fall deer and hog quota hunt permits of being selected. Those unable to use their quota Licensing and Permitting also The phase I application period for archery, muz- permit may return it at least 10 days prior to the plays an important role by administering the quota zleloading gun, general gun, wild hog, youth, fam- hunt once phase III opens. Preference points plus and limited entry hunt application process, in- ily, track vehicle, airboat and mobility-impaired one additional point are restored to hunters who cluding conducting random drawings and issuing quota hunt permits is May 15–June 15. return a permit issued in phase I. permits. Its mission, under Director Tindl Rainey, Hunters may apply for each of the hunt types, Special-opportunity fall hunts is to connect people with opportunities to experi- and there is no fee to do so. But unless exempt, ap- Another great option is applying for special-op- ence Florida’s fish and wildlife. plicants must have an up-to-date $26 management portunity fall hunt permits. These hunts offer large “Application periods give hunters an opportunity area permit (or a license that includes one) when tracts of land with an abundance of game and low and reasonable timeframe to apply for hunts, and applying for a quota permit. The system won’t hunting pressure. All deer hunts allow you to take random drawings provide a fair and equitable way accept an application without this, and applicants only mature bucks with at least one antler having to award permits,” Rainey said. will be prompted to purchase one first. four or more points, 1 inch or longer. Wild hogs A standard lottery process gives all applications The FWC offers youth deer hunts on Camp also are legal to take during the deer hunts, and a random number. Then, beginning with random Blanding WMA in Clay County and on Andrews there is no size or bag limit on hogs. number one, the lottery process evaluates the WMA in Levy County. If you have children between These special-opportunity deer and wild hog application with the hunt choices selected, starting the ages of 8 and 15, and you want them to have hunts take place in central Florida on Fort Drum, with choice one. If the choice is available based on a chance to experience one of these hunts, apply Lake Panasoffkee, Triple N Ranch and Green the allotted quota for each hunt unit, the lottery for a youth quota hunt permit. During these hunts Swamp West Unit WMAs. Camping is legal on all will assign the application a successful status only the youngsters may hunt, and they, along areas. for that choice. If choice one is not available, the with their adult supervisors, are the only people al- There is one seven-day general gun deer and hog lottery will move on to evaluate choice two, and lowed on the area. And note that applications must so on. This happens until the application is as- be submitted under the child’s customer account. See HUNT Page B5

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In front, from left: Lyle Petty, Zac Petty and Pammie Petty. Chamber members in back: Gina McKenzie, Bennitt Patterson, Nicole Walker, Chamber President Lewrissa Mainwaring, Krystle Skelly, Chamber Vice The Garden Patch Cafe team is pictured in front row. From left: Lori Roberts, Wendy Woods, President Natasha Allen, Chamber Executive Tina Nutter, Kathleen Hinton, Joy Ahlstrom and Derwood Sheppard. In back, representing Director Joy Parker. Chiefland Chamber, are Krystle Skelly, Nicole Walker, Executive Director Joy Parker, Mark Abrizenski and Ben Lott. Happy Garden Health Food Market welcomes new owners The Garden Patch opening marks Happy Garden Health Food Market, which held a ribbon cutting on May 6, correlating with the 30-year return of popular deli cafe anniversary of the Chiefland Regional Shopping Center, Sean Arnold Chamber of Commerce, essentially was like losing a family. But with has been in Chiefland for 30 years. Lyle Petty, the new Editor marking the return of Herry’s under the help of Derwood Sheppard, he owner, had previously worked at the store for over two When Herry’s Cafe suddenly a new name. The new location is in helped this dream become a reality. years before purchasing it in April. closed its doors in 2018, there was the shopping center at the corner of We are back and better than ever as The Pettys have been customers since their son Zac an outpouring of regret from the Rodgers Boulevard and North Main the The Garden Patch Cafe.” was a child, and would like to thank Lisa and David community on social media. Street, where Sav A Lot is located. The Garden Patch boasts the Stone for making it possible for them to purchase the The popular deli cafe was “We would like to thank the same menu as Herry’s, along with store. They look forward to serving the community with connected to Hospice of Nature community from the bottom of our its popular daily specials. It also has their knowledge of herbs and vitamins. Coast, along with the Hospice’s hearts for the overwhelming support gluten-free breads and serves After Lyle’s near-death experience almost 12 years consignment shop next door, located that y’all have given us,” said The smoothies, shakes and banana splits ago, and with the doctors not knowing what to do to cure next to Palm’s Medical Group on Garden Patch team in a release on a or cones. Its soups, salads and subs him, Lyle started educating himself on herbs and North Main Street, and was the occasion of the ribbon ceremony. are made to order. vitamins. Now, he is healed and living a happy healthy collateral damage when the Hospice “Who knew that seven years ago, The new Cafe has extended its life. was sold. when we started out as a little cafe hours to accomodate more patrons Zac had previously managed a GNC store in High On April 30, The Garden Patch called Herry’s, with a fresh after work, which include 9 a.m. to Springs for three years. He is excited to be working Cafe held its grand opening ribbon alternative, it would go over so well. 7 p.m. Monday through Friday and alongside his father and looks forward to serving the cutting with the Chiefland Area “When they shut their doors, it 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday. community with his knowledge as well. Thursday, May 9, 2019 B Sports Dub Indians advance Sean Arnold to find himself standing on third with no outs. Palmer, Editor The Tigers intentionally walked Briar Keene to load the bases with one out, then Wyatt Ham- Kelby Osteen gave up a single to the first mond drew an RBI walk to score Parnell. Senior father of Trenton batter he faced in the District 1A-7 right fielder Will Sumner then put the ball on semifinals on Tuesday, May 7. the ground to score Connor Whistler, who was That was the only hit the Tigers would mus- running for McLelland. ter for the entire game against the Chiefland Parnell entered the game with a team-high CMHS ace. .391 batting average. Osteen fanned nine and allowed one walk as Trenton junior Wyatt Duthu allowed three CMHS blanked Trenton 2-0 to advance to the hits and one earned run and struck out nine in coach, district championship game and earn a playoff 5.2 innings. The Indians boarded three runners berth for the second year in a row. in the first and two in the second, to no avail, The Indians face No. 1 seed Dixie County on leaving Duthu and Osteen locked into a fierce Thursday, May 9, at 7 p.m. pitcher’s duel for most of the game. inducted The Indians finally got on the board in the CMHS went 3-0 versus Trenton this year bottom of the sixth when senior second base- but is 0-2 against the Bears, who beat Bell on man Payne Parnell ripped a base hit to lead off Tuesday to advance. The winner on Thursday the frame. Senior first baseman Keegan McLel- gets to play at home in the opening round of into HOF land then boarded on an error to move over the regional playoffs. The teams will face Fort Dub Palmer was Parnell, who took advantage with an extra bag Meade or Frostproof in regional semifinals. inducted into the Florida High School Payne Parnell celebrates a hit in the sixth inning. (SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen) Athletic Hall of Fame in 2019 after three- plus dec- ades of winning state Salute the skipper cham- pion- Dub Palmer ships in multiple sports across the state of Florida. Palmer is the father of John Palmer, the new head football coach at Chiefland Middle High School. Born in Plant City, Palmer went 232-69- 9 in 33 years as a head football coach, placing in the Top-20 all-time in wins in the Sunshine State. Start- ing as a 19-year-old head coach at Wild- wood High School in 1943, Palmer was the youngest head coach in the history of Florida high school football. In his entire career, the Plant City High School gradu- ate never coached a losing season. At the conclusion of the senior night pregame He won five total ceremony for the Chiefland Middle High School state championships, baseball program on April 30, a special recognition one with the FHSAA in was made for longtime head coach Kyle Parnell, 1970 at WHS and four who is retiring at the end of the season. Parnell was more before there was presented a bat from Keegan McLelland, right, on a state playoff system behalf of the Indians, and a large number of former (WHS in 1950; Pompa- players, pictured above, came onto the field to no Beach High School congratulate their former coach. Entering the district in 1958 and 1959 and tournament, Parnell had amassed 291 wins, six Eustis High School in district tournaments, two regional championships, 1963). On top of the two state runner-ups and six regional runner-ups. that, he also guid- "This man is the face of baseball," said Norm Weaver, ed his teams to 14 the voice of the Indians baseball team. "We're going conference champi- to miss you. you mean so much to this program and onships in football. to this community and to Chiefland High School. See Football wasn’t the page B5 for senior night photos. only sport he was blessed to coach, as he led Gainesville High School to their first two state cham- pionships in boys golf in 1954 and 1955. Palmer and his son John are the only fa- ther-son combination to be in the Florida Athletic Coaches As- sociation Hall of Fame (1984, 2011), the first father-son combina- tion to win FHSAA State Championships in football (1970, 2005) and the first fa- ther-son combination to win 100-plus FH- SAA football games. SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen Dub served on the ABOVE: Keegan McLelland and Coach Kyle Parnell. LEFT: Elijah Smith and Parnell. FACA State Football Committee, was a member of the FACA Board of Directors and coached in CMHS boys compete at state championships several FACA All-Star games. In 2005, the leg- SEAN ARNOLD Bronson in the Girls Triple Jump, finish- Junior Sam Parks took first in the 200 endary coach was Editor ing No. 13 overall in 1A with a mark of 34 and 800 Boys Adaptive races and run- honored by the feet, 2.25 inches, edging out her measure- ner-up in the Shot Put Adaptive. Florida Dairy Farmers The Chiefland boys’ 4x100 relay team ment in regionals. It was the second year Junior Michele DiBari placed sixth to by naming an award and Indian junior hurdler Jarrett Jerrels in a row Thomas competed in the finals. medal in the Boys Discus finals at 132 after him in conjunc- represented CMHS at the 1A State Track Cedar Key School sent six athletes to feet, 2 inches. DiBari also qualified for tion with the FACA. and Field Championships at University of the 1A Track and Field Championships state in the Shot Put, where he finished Each year at the FACA North Florida in Jacksonville. Jerrels fin- at the University of North Florida in 13th in 1A. Hall of Fame Lunch- ished 20th in 1A in the Boys 110 Hurdles Jacksonville on May 3 and May 4, with Wade Gore, who was making his return eon, the “Dub Palmer at 19.99 seconds. He took third at region- four Sharks combining to medal in eight to state along with Parks and McCain, Lifetime Achievement als with a new personal record of 15.89 different events. The top eight finishers medaled in the Boys High Jump at sixth Award” is presented seconds. The boys – Ty Corbin, Kirk earn a medal at state. place, notching a mark of 6 feet, 1.5 to a retiring football Williams, L.J. Jenkins and Jalen Rutledge Sophomore Annie McCain added to her inches. coach that has shown – placed No. 14 in 1A at 44.56 seconds. It trophy case with a pair of wins – in Girls Senior Jasmin Jackson, who was No. 18 the same value and was the first time for all five competing 200 Meters Adaptive and Girls 800 Meter in the Girls Shot Put at 30 feet, 1.5 inches, passion for high in the state finals. Jerrels is in his first Adaptive – and a runner-up, in Girls Shot and freshman Michael Beckham, Jr., and school football that year in hurdles. Put Adaptive. McCain overcame three flat up-and-coming pole vaulter for CKS, also its namesake lived by. Senior Yelena Thomas represented tires during one of her races. made appearances in the state finals. 2B Chiefland Citizen Thursday May 9, 2019 Community Calendar Special Mother’s Day Ser- vices at Lighthouse Word Church Lighthouse Word Church invites local mothers to a special Mother’s Day Celebration on Sunday, May 12, starting with a free family photo at 9 a.m. Moms are also treated to a Continental Breakfast at 9:30 a.m. Our service starts at 10:30 a.m. with special speakers. Each mother will receive a gift bag filled with goodies and a carnation. We have children’s classes and a nursery is provided for infants. We are located at 2414 NW 100th Street (US Alt 27). Come moms and grandmothers and let us honor you! CES Bingo and Books Chiefland Elementary School is holding its annual Bingo & Books event on May 14 at 6:30 p.m. Join CES for a fun night of bingo and prizes in the school’s cafete- ria. All grade levels are invited to attend.

visit www.willistonfl.com and look for the information Democrats meet May 18 Electric Mayhem Festival under the community tab, contact the Chamber at 352- Calling All Democrats! Please join us at our next The second Electric Mayhem Festival will be held 528-5552, email [email protected] or visit 50 meeting Saturday, May 18, because our great country May 31 12 p.m. to June 2 12 p.m., at Lebanon Station NW Main St., Williston. deserves better! Democratic Party members and the Dem- in south Levy County. The event features an incredible ocratic Executive Committee meet at 3:30 p.m. and the lineup of DJs celebrating diversity in music. The event Democratic Women’s Club meets at 4:30. Light refresh- is hosted by Double A Entertainment Studios & Fallout Peanut Festival Applica- ments will be served. Meetings are at Bronson Library, Bookings. It’s an all-day camping festival with food and 600 Gilbert St. (across from Sav-a-Lot). craft vendors. The event is located at Lebanon Station tions 11350 State Road 121, Inglis, FL 34449. The Williston Area Chamber of Commerce is now accepting vendor applications for the 31st Annual Central Farm Bill overview Florida Peanut Festival, scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 5 in USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service Tai Chi course at FUMC in Williston’s Heritage Park. (NRCS) will conduct a State Technical Committee Vendors this year will choose their own spaces, so meeting May 21, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Florida De- early application is suggested. Site maps are available on partment of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Doyle June A four-week Tai Chi course is being offered in June at the Chamber website. Conner Agriculture Building Auditorium at 1911 SW First United Methodist Church of Chiefland, 707 N. Main For more information, or an application and rules, 34th Street, Gainesville, Fla. 32608. Street (Fellowship Hall). Class Dates are every Tuesday visit www.willistonfl.com and look for the information The meeting is open to the public and will give an and Thursday In June from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. Start Date is under the community tab, contact the Chamber at 352- overview of the 2018 Farm Bill programs and conserva- Tuesday, June 4, and end date is June 27, 2019. There are 528-5552, email [email protected] or visit 50 tion easements. NRCS will solicit recommendations for limited class sizes. Instructor is Liz Dalusio. Call 352- NW Main St., Williston. establishing technical guidelines, program criteria and 246-4573. conservation priorities in Florida. Participants will break into workgroups to discuss forestry/wildlife, grazing, water quality and quantity, and soil health/organics. Chaired by NRCS Florida State Conservationist Dr. J’s Boot Camp ONGOING ACTIVITIES Men and women are invited to attend Dr. J’s Boot Russell Morgan, the committee is composed of individu- Armed Forces/Veterans Groups Camp, a fitness event to raise funds for the Wounded als and groups from a variety of agricultural and natural Warrior Project, June 8, at the Ornan Masonic Lodge in Chiefland Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Aux- resource interests. Although the State Technical Com- Williston. No experience is needed. The workout takes iliary has moved to the corner of U.S. Highway 19 North mittee has no implementation or enforcement authority, and 137th Street. place from 1 to 4 p.m. and will include fitness tips, foot- USDA gives strong consideration to the Committee’s Any veteran of a foreign war and anyone who has a work drills, optional pad work, combination drills and recommendations. father, mother, brother, sister, grandmother, grandfather, mental strength building exercises. No contact – it’s just Individuals who want to get on the agenda or require son or daughter who has served overseas during time of for fun. The event is $10 per person, with 100 percent special accommodations or materials in an alternative war and can furnish a copy of a DD214 from the military of the fee going to veterans. Bring water, a yoga mat, format or language contact Nina Bhattacharyya, 352-338- is invited to join us. We sponsor light dinners every Friday boxing glove (optional) and a big smile. Registration is at 9554, by May 14. night with music. We are open on Sundays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The drill instructor is Dr. Jerry Heines. The Lodge 9 p.m. Business meetings are the second Tuesday of each is located at 250 NE 6th Blvd (SR 121). For questions, month and meetings for the Auxiliary are the first Tuesday contact via Facebook @Drjbootcamp. Babe Ruth Girls’ Fastpitch of each month. Out-of-town members are also welcome to join us. Softball tournament Disabled American Veterans Babe Ruth Girls’ Fastpitch Softball is holding its Starving Artists Showcase The Disabled American Veterans seeks disabled vet- Exhibitors are needed for the Starving Artists Show- Southeast Regional World Series Softball Qualifier erans to join the (D.A.V.). We meet on the first Thursday case, sponsored by the Williston Area Chamber of tournament May 31 to June 2 in Newberry. The national of each month at 6:30 p.m. at Beef O Brady's Restaurant, Commerce, to be held Saturday, June 8 from 9 a.m. until tournament is June 20 to June 23. Local teams looking to 7050 NW 140th Street, Chiefland. For additional informa- 2 p.m. in Williston’s Heritage Park. sign up can visit http://brlsesoftball.com. tion call Artists in all media are invited to participate to show- Commander Larry Foland at home: 352-493-1351 or case and sell their work. on cell: 727-773-7124. D.A.V. Hours 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Booth space is available for $15 per booth. 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St. in Bronson behind the church, shop hours are Friday Social/Civic Groups and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friends of the Luther Callaway Public Library, the Divine Mercy Thrift Center on the grounds of St. Chiefland branch of the Levy County Public Library Sys- continuedEVENTS from Page 2B John the Evangelist Church, 4050 NW Highway 27A, is tem, meet the second Thursday of each month at 11 a.m. at open Fridays and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sales the library, 104 NE Third St., Chiefland. The Friends sup- Tri-County Marine Corps League Detachment No. go toward feeding the needy in the area. Donations are ac- port the library by promoting the library’s programs and 1018 Marines are looking for a few good men and women cepted. For more information, please call 352-493-9723. resources and through fund-raising projects to purchase to join their organization. Meetings are on the third Mon- Holy Cross Catholic Church Thrift Shop in Cross reading materials, books on tape, videos, operating sup- day of the month at 6 p.m. The organization is located at City has used furniture and low prices. It is open on Fri- plies and minor equipment. There are no dues. For more 1381 NE 82nd Ave. (off U.S. Highway 19), Old Town. days and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. For information information, please call Friends President Ann Brown at Bring a copy of your DD214 or discharge. For more infor- or to donate, please call 352-542-0157. 352-226-7413. mation, please call 352-610-0077. Semper Fidelis. Second to None Thrift Shop Come browse The Sec- Levy/Gilchrist Retired Educators Association meets The American Legion Riders (ALR) meet on the first ond To None Thrift Shoppe located behind the Yankee- on the third Monday of every month at the Gathering Ta- Thursday of the month at 6:30 p.m.; executive board meet- town-Inglis Woman’s Club in Yankeetown. The ladies are ble in Chiefland. ings for Jamerson-Sheffield Post 91 (Trenton) are held the constantly adding and updating the shoppe, man cave and The meeting will start at 10:30 a.m. followed by lunch. second Thursday of the month at 6:30 p.m.; and general boutique sections. In March everything on the racks will Any retired educator from Gilchrist or Levy counties is membership meetings are held the third Thursday of the be $1. Stocked solely by donations from club members invited to attend. month at 7 p.m. Bingo sessions at Post 91 are the first and and the community, the Second To None Thrift Shoppe is Tri-County Cruisers meet to show off its classic vehi- third Tuesdays each month at 7 p.m. Gilchrist Veteran’s one of the finest and least expensive in the area. Hours are cles from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on Fridays at the Gathering Table Service office hours are Monday through Thursday, 9:30 Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Thursday in Chiefland. Show up to show your car and have a good a.m. to 2:30 p.m. For more information, visit American 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. with questions 352-447-2057 before Bin- time. Legion jamerson-sheffield post 91 on Facebook. go. All proceeds generated from sales are given back to Rotary Bingo/Karaoke/Games the community. Thrift Shop Volunteers are needed and we will train. Any and all hours are needed. Chiefland Rotary meets at noon Wednesdays at The Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Unit 63 Dis- Tri–County Outreach Thrift Store is open Monday Gathering Table on Main Street. abled America Veterans Auxiliary Unit 63, Prison Road, through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The store is at Suwannee Valley Rotary meets at noon on Thursdays Cross City offers Bingo every Wednesday at 12 p.m. start. 708 N Main St., Chiefland. Sales benefit the on-site emer- at the Haven Hospice Community Center in Chiefland. Doors open at 10:30 a.m., and coffee donuts and lunch gency food pantry. For more information, please call 352- Williston Rotary meets at 11:45 a.m. Tuesdays at First will be available. DAVA also hosts Bingo on Saturdays 493-2310. Presbyterian Church, 247 NE First St. at 6 p.m., with doors opening at 4:30 p.m. There are $100 YIWC Thrift Shop Help jackpots, prizes and giveaways. The address is 125 NE If you haven’t been to the Yankeetown-Inglis Woman’s 165th Ave (Prison Road). Come and have fun and support Club Thrift Shop at 5 56th Street in Yankeetown, you are Ask for help: Every day, older adults are abused, our veterans! For more information, call 352-498-7707 or missing some great items. Clothing, bedding, lamps, tools, neglected and denied their rights. Older adults have the 352-221-8043. household items, pots, pans, dishes, sheets, blankets, right to dignity and respect; to not be yelled at, hit or American Legion Bingo American Legion Post small appliances, jewelry, shoes, boots, camping gear, humiliated; and to make their own decisions. No one has 236 of Bronson is open now for Bingo every Mon- you name it we have it. We are open Tuesday through the right to abuse our elders physically or emotionally, day at 6 p.m. Bring a friend and come join us in the Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Thursday for the Bingo to threaten them, or to take their money or property with- doublewide at 9550 Hwy 27 Alt. toward Williston on crowd. Come by and shop, donate or visit. Bring your out consent. Be empowered to prevent becoming a vic- the right-hand side. Handicap parking is in the rear guys to visit the “Man Cave”! tim of elder abuse. Talk to your clergy, doctor or someone of the building. Hope to see you there. For inquiries, you trust and call the confidential Elder Abuse Hotline at please call Margie at 352-317-5922 or Tom at 352-486- Farmers Markets 1-800-96-ABUSE (1-800-962-2873), if you or someone 6721. South Levy Marketplace in Inglis is the fourth Sat- you know is abused. Do not be afraid to ask for help. AMVETS Post 444 hosts bingo each Wednesday at urday of each month. Summer hours are 9 a.m. to noon. Grandparents raising grandchildren support group 6:30 p.m.; and Friday and Sunday at 7 p.m. The post is at The marketplace is in Inglis on Highway 19 in front Come meet with other grandparents raising grand- 13751 NE 52nd Place, Williston. of Food Ranch For more information, please call 352-302- children to share experiences, help find resources that AMVETS Post 88 in Bronson (next to the Bronson 1771. can help, and support each other. The meetings are the Speedway) at 10050 N.E. S.R. 24 has bingo every Tues- Dieting/Weight Control third Tuesday of each month at the River of Life Church day at 7 p.m. in Old Town, 66 SE 964th Street – take US 19/98, a half Grand Slam Bridge meets 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mon- Chiefland TOPS meets from 10:45 to 11: 45 a.m. on mile north of the Suwannee River bridge on the west side days at the Gathering Table in Chiefland. For infor- Mondays at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, U.S. High- of the road. The meetings are from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. mation, call Joan at 352-493-4743. Weekly and substi- way 19, north of Chiefland. Both sexes are welcome. For Childcare is provided. For more information, call Gigi at tute players are needed. information, call 352-463-9111.We have a new TOPS 352-493-9183. BINGO for a cause No. 0891 in Chiefland. The group meeting is Thursdays at Tired of the rain? Need to get out of the house? 11 a.m. All are welcome. The group has national and in- Chiefland Senior Center, 305 SW First St., serves Come on down for Bingo on the 2nd and 4th Thurs- ternational recognition. Come for a visit and learn to lose breakfast and lunch, Monday-Friday. Monday and day of the month through August at the Yankeetown weight your way! Please call 352-493-7339 or 352-493- Wednesday at 9 a.m. is exercise class. At 9:30 a.m. to Inglis Woman’s Club. Come join us & have some fun! 1351 for the location and more information. noon on Mondays is a card-making class. Wednesday is Support a great local cause! Since 1969, YIWC has Tai Chi Chuan: Moving for Better Balance every all other crafts. Tuesday and Thursday come and socialize. awarded over $100,000 in scholarships to local stu- Monday and Wednesday at 9 to 10 a.m. at First United Fridays, 10 a.m. to noon is line dancing. The center is open dents. Bingo income funds the Woman’s Club Schol- Methodist Church, 707 N. Main St., Chiefland, in the fel- from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, please call arship program, which are awarded in May each year. lowship hall. To register, please contact Elizabeth (Liz) Bernadette Preble at 352-490-7055 ext.1. Dalusio at Elder Options by calling 352-378-6649 ext. 152 Food for Life distribution at Chiefland First United Church/Thrift Shops or 352-692-5252 Methodist Church will be every Saturday at 10:30 a.m. Bronson United Methodist Thrift Shop, 235 Court The requested donation is $5 per family for fuel cost. 4B Chiefland Citizen Thursday, May 9, 2019

The Daytona Beach News-Journal’s Godwin Kelly & Ken Willis have covered NASCAR for nearly 60 years combined. [email protected] ken. NASCAR THIS WEEK [email protected]

SPEED FREAKS QUESTIONS & ATTITUDE A few questions we had to ask ourselves KANSAS Compelling questions ... and maybe a few actual answers Learn anything at Dover? GODSPEAK: After watching the Back to Gibbs domination? race at Dover, I’m starting to THREE THINGS TO WATCH miss those old-school “mys- tery” yellow flags. It's natural to consider that possi- 1. Package delivery bility with Martin Truex Jr.’s Dover KEN'S CALL: Learned that Alex win, but look at the rundown and it Bowman has found fourth gear. Several drivers think wasn’t a banner day all-around for And that Kyle Larson might be Kansas Speedway will be Joe Gibbs Racing. Yes, Erik Jones ready to roll. the perfect environment for was sixth, which works fine for him, the Cup Series aero/motor but Kyle Busch was a dull 10th and Do you miss “group qualifying” package, which features Denny Hamlin 21st. The three non- yet? more downforce and less winning Gibbs drivers combined for GODSPEAK: Yes, and I believe horsepower. “Kansas will one leading lap. All attention should the idea will make a return be a place that showcases be on the No. 19 team's setup. if they can come up with the our new rules package,” right rules package. said driver Alex Bowman. We’re back to single-car KEN’S CALL: Of course not. But I With stock cars powering qualifying. Is it back to stay? kinda miss the way-back days, through turns, Chase Elliott when winning a pole meant thinks the pace will be Part of the reason for group-quali- something. When mechan- quick. “I don’t think it really fying was its timesaving function. ics and drivers, and not the changes the strategy, but Single-car qualifying takes much engineers, could take a rightful it’s definitely fast for sure,” longer and isn’t fun to watch. Is bow. he said. there a good reason why they don’t just take the fastest speeds from 2. About that spon- practice and set the field that way? sor Alex Bowman, who drives the No. 88 Chevy, is confident the Let the teams manipulate it however FEUD OF THE WEEK NASCAR aero/motor package will do its job at Kansas Speedway. they like, but they'd be wasting Race sponsors are usually [AP/TERRY RENNA] setup time if they do. MORGAN SHEPHERD VS. KYLE self-explanatory, such BUSCH: Shepherd has limited as the Coke Zero Sugar the highest quality video interacting with race — Ken Willis, ken.willis NASCAR record-book pres- 400 at Daytona. But what solutions and software fans, he was quick with a @news-jrnl.com ence. Busch tied his mark of is Digital Ally, which is management.” Now you response. Cash Bowyer, 4, 11 consecutive top-10 finishes slapping its name on both know. likes to high-five. “Walking to start a Cup Series season. the Cup and Truck Series through all this chaos that GODWIN KELLY’S TAKE: Shep- races at Kansas Speed- 3. Bowyer moment we know as life right now NASCAR CUP herd accomplished his 11 way? The Kansas-based and looking over and giving STANDINGS top-10 finishes in 1990 for car company says it “provides Clint Bowyer is so full of some stranger a high-five,” owner Bud Moore. Shepherd’s law-enforcement agencies energy and life that he Clint said. “That wasn't 1. Kyle Busch 460 best finish during his streak along with emergency has become “the quote” normal for me. And, you 2. Joey Logano 455 was second at Atlanta. Busch management and com- in the garage area. Asked know, in his crazy life it is.” 3. Kevin Harvick 397 has three wins. mercial companies with recently if his family enjoys 4. Denny Hamlin 383 5. Martin Truex Jr. 378 — Godwin Kelly, [email protected] 6. Brad Keselowski 377 GODWIN’S PICKS 7. Chase Elliott 371 FOR KANSAS 8. Kurt Busch 347 9. Ryan Blaney 335 10. Clint Bowyer 319 DOVER 11. Aric Almirola 309 WINNER: Ryan Blaney 12. Daniel Suarez 292 REST OF TOP 5 Kyle Busch, 13. Alex Bowman 287 Joey Logano, Chase Elliott, THREE THINGS WE LEARNED 14. Ryan Newman 270 Clint Bowyer 15. Kyle Larson 267 FIRST ONE OUT: William Byron 1. Win on Monday 16. Erik Jones 264 DARK HORSE: Kyle Larson 17. Jimmie Johnson 261 DON’T BE SURPRISED IF: Blaney For the second time in his 17. Austin Dillon 261 outduels Kyle Busch down career, Martin Truex Jr. 19. William Byron 260 the stretch. won a Cup race at Dover 20. Paul Menard 254 on a Monday. The race was postponed because WHAT’S ON TAP MOTOR MOUTHS of rain Sunday. He beat (All times Eastern) the runner-up by nearly 10 Daytona Motor Mouths seconds for his third career (All times Eastern) May is a particularly interest- win at Dover. “I promise this CUP SERIES: Digital Ally 400 ing month for racing. We’ll try wasn’t easy,” he insisted. “It Martin Truex Jr. celebrates in Victory Lane after winning the SITE: Kansas Speedway (1.5-mile not to ruin it. was a lot of work.” NASCAR Cup Series race Monday at Dover. [AP/WILL NEWTON] oval) SCHEDULE: Friday, practice (Fox PODCAST 2. Good, bad news and have bounced back,” threw up its hands and Sports 1, 3 p.m.), qualifying (Fox Tune in online at he said. “It would be better went back to single-car Sports 1, 7 p.m.). www.news-journalonline.com/ The good news for Alex if we had a trophy.” time trials at Dover. “I daytonamotormouths Bowman? He scored a perform better in those GANDER OUTDOORS TRUCKS: Digi- career-high second-place 3. Old is new moments,” Jimmie Johnson tal Ally 250 finish at Dover. The bad said, adding this rule brings SITE: Kansas Speedway news for Bowman? He was Cup Series drivers played back his “optimism.” TV SCHEDULE: Friday, qualifying about 10 seconds behind around too much in group (Fox Sports 1, 5 p.m.), race (Fox the winner. “We had a mis- qualifying, so NASCAR’s — Godwin Kelly, godwin. Sports 1, 8:30 p.m.) erable start to the season competition department [email protected]

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

KEN WILLIS’ TOP 10 NASCAR DRIVER RANKINGS

KYLE BUSCH MARTIN TRUEX JOEY DENNY BRAD KEVIN HARVICK CLINT CHASE KURT BUSCH RYAN BLANEY Top-10 JR. LOGANO HAMLIN KESELOWSKI Defending BOWYER ELLIOTT Thirty career Finished 15th streak Dover One good Needs 1-for-18 at Kansas spring- Home He’s getting wins, none at two straight refuses to dominator finish after to halt Kansas time winner cookin’ this there Kansas weeks die another mini-slump week 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Thursday, May 9, 2019 Chiefland Citizen 5B CMHS baseball seniors

Clayton Aldrich Kent Sloan

Keegan McLelland Wyatt Hammond

Aidan Horne Kelby Osteen

Will Sumner Elijah Smith

Payne Parnell Drake Gray

Special-opportunity hunt permits tor’s office. Those who don’t claim a if drawn, the permit costs $27.50. are transferable by simply giving permit by paying for it in full by the Hunters can apply for archery the permit to another person. Permit claim deadline for each round, forfeit hunts on Brevard County’s 140,000- HUNT holders under age 16, or those who it, and it’ll be available to the next acre Merritt Island NWR. There is continued from Page A9 are certified mobility-impaired, may customer waiting in line in the next no cost to apply, but if drawn, the have a non-hunting assistant accom- round. permit is $27.50. pany them during all special-oppor- Just south of Tallahassee, hunters hog hunt on the 20,858-acre Fort tunity hunts. National Wildlife Refuge can apply for archery, general gun Drum WMA in Indian River County. Hunters who would like to take hunts and mobility-impaired hunts on the The hunt costs $50 for those drawn. part in one or more of these hunts, 32,000-acre St. Marks NWR. Each of There are also several fall hunts Lake Panasoffkee, in Sumter Coun- can apply beginning at 10 a.m. on these hunts cost $5 to apply for and on five national wildlife refuges that ty, has eight four-day archery hunts May 15 at GoOutdoorsFlorida.com if you get drawn, the permits are hunters can apply for during the for deer and hog on 8,676 acres. The or at county tax collectors’ offices or $27.50. same phase I application period of permits are $100 for each hunt. most retail outlets that sell hunting Lower Suwannee NWR, in Dixie and May 15 – June 15. These National There are two seven-day general and fishing supplies. The application Levy counties, has a $15 permit that Wildlife Refuge hunts offer another gun and one four-day muzzleloader period runs through midnight of June allows you to hunt the entire fall and opportunity to hunt on well-managed hunt for deer and hog on the 16,295- 15. spring season on the 53,000-acre habitat with healthy game popula- acre Triple N Ranch in Osceola Coun- Applicants may apply for as many refuge. Hunters can purchase this tions and low hunting pressure. How- ty. The permit costs $175 for each of special-opportunity hunts and dates permit anytime between May 15 and ever, no guest permits are available the hunts. as they’d like to increase their chanc- up to the last day of spring turkey for any of these hunts. Those drawn Pasco County’s Green Swamp West es of being selected but must include season. must pay for the permit by the claim Unit, where the state’s highest-scor- the $5 nonrefundable application fee Because St. Vincent NWR’s sambar deadline, or it is forfeited and made ing deer on record was taken, has two for each one. Hunters are limited to deer hunt was canceled last season available during the next application archery hunts for deer and hogs on drawing only one permit per hunt due to Hurricane Michael, those who period which is first-come, first- its 34,335 acres. There are also three area, though. were awarded a permit last year will be served. general gun hunts for deer and hogs. Special-opportunity results are provided a new permit by mail for the On the 21,574-acre Lake Woodruff All are four-day hunts costing $100. available in rounds, with payment Dec. 5-7, 2019 primitive weapons hunt NWR in Volusia and Lake counties, All special-opportunity permit for the cost of the selected hunt by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. If hunters can apply for archery and holders may bring one non-hunting available at GoOutdoorsFlorida.com you have any questions, you can con- muzzleloading gun hunts for deer guest during the deer and hog hunts. or at any license agent or tax collec- tact the refuge at 850-925-6121. and hog. There is no fee to apply, but B6 Chiefland Citizen Thursday, May 9, 2019

NOTICE OF APPLICATION Unless such Certificate shall be LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF K RANCH SUBDIVISION UNIT NOTICE OF APPLICATION BOARD OF COUNTY FOR TAX DEED redeemed according to law, the THE PROPERTY: LOTS 10, NO. 1, ACCORDING TO THE FOR TAX DEED COMMISSIONERS property described in such Cer- 11, AND 12, BLOCK 8, MAP PLAT THEREOF RECORDED Levy County, Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tificate will be sold to the high- OF MORRISTON, ACCORD- IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 11, OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, INVITATION TO BID that the holder(s) of Certificate est bidder in the Courthouse ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF that the holder(s) of Certificate ITB_2019_014 number 5457-15 of the sale of lobby on the 10th day of June, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1, LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. TO- number 4808-15 of the sale of Notice is hereby given that Levy 2015 has (have) filed said Cer- 2019 at 10:00 AM. PAGE 7, PUBLIC RECORDS GETHER WITH A 1991 SABRA 2015 has (have) filed said Cer- County, Florida will be receiving tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA MOBILE HOME BEARING tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- sealed bids at the Office of the sued thereon. The name(s) of DATED this 25th day of April, ID#42610598D AND TITLE sued thereon. The name(s) of Board of County Commission- the holder(s) of said Certificate, 2019. NAMES IN WHICH AS- #61194289. the holder(s) of said Certificate, ers, Levy County Courthouse, the description of the property, Danny J. Shipp SESSED: MOLLY K CERVANT- the description of the property, P.O. Box 310, 355 South Court the name(s) in which it is as- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT ES, MARY MONAHAN NAMES IN WHICH AS- the name(s) in which it is as- Street, Bronson, Florida 32621, sessed are as follows: COURT LEVY COUNTY, SESSED: JOHNNY DANIELL, sessed are as follows: (352) 486-5218, for FLORIDA All of said property being in the SHELBA PIERCE INVITATION TO BID NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE County of Levy, State of Florida. NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE ITB_2019_014 HOLDER(S): DAVID E ROB- Pub: 05/09/2019, 05/16/2019, All of said property being in the HOLDER(S): 5T WEALTH GARBAGE COMPACTORS ERTS 05/23/2019, 05/30/2019. Unless such Certificate shall be County of Levy, State of Florida. PARTNERS LP AND CONTAINERS redeemed according to law, the The purpose of this Invitation to LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF NOTICE OF APPLICATION property described in such Cer- Unless such Certificate shall be LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE Bid (ITB) is to solicit competitive THE PROPERTY: LOT 23, FOR TAX DEED tificate will be sold to the high- redeemed according to law, the PROPERTY: LOT 128, BLOCK sealed bids from firms or com- LESS AND EXCEPT THE est bidder in the Courthouse property described in such Cer- B, WHITTED’S ESTATES, AC- panies for the provision of pur- EAST 236.01 FEET THEREOF, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, lobby on the 10th day of June, tificate will be sold to the high- CORDING TO THE MAP OR chasing two (2) cubic yard (CY) CHIEFLAND WOODS, UNIT 1, that the holder(s) of Certifi- 2019 at 10:00 AM. est bidder in the Courthouse PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED garbage compactors, and two AS PER PLAT THEREOF, AS cate number 88-15 of the sale lobby on the 10th day of June, IN PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 23, (2) forty (40) cubic yard (CY) RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK of 2015 has (have) filed said DATED this 25th day of April, 2019 at 10:00 AM. PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY compaction containers for the 6, PAGE 7, PUBLIC RECORDS Certificate for a TaxDeed to be 2019. COUNTY, FLORIDA TOGETH- Levy County Solid Waste De- OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA issued thereon. The name(s) of Danny J. Shipp DATED this 25th day of April, ER WITH A 1989 BUCCIALI partment, as described in the the holder(s) of said Certificate, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT 2019. SINGLE-WIDE MOBILE HOME Invitation to Bid documents. NAMES IN WHICH AS- the description of the property, COURT LEVY COUNTY, Danny J. Shipp BEARING ID# ALBUS12165, INVITATION TO BID DUE SESSED: HYACINTH L JAMES the name(s) in which it is as- FLORIDA CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT AND TITLE #48875534, LO- DATE: 12:00 P.M., EST, sessed are as follows: COURT LEVY COUNTY, CATED THEREON. 06/06/2019 All of said property being in the Pub: 05/09/2019, 05/16/2019, FLORIDA PROCUREMENT County of Levy, State of Florida. NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE 05/23/2019, 05/30/2019. NAMES IN WHICH AS- DEPARTMENT HOLDER(S): 5T WEALTH Pub: 05/09/2019, 05/16/2019, SESSED: CURT AUTHOR BOARD OF COUNTY Unless such Certificate shall be PARTNERS LP NOTICE OF APPLICATION 05/23/2019, 05/30/2019. -CONT, CHRISTINE AUTHOR COMMISSIONERS redeemed according to law, the FOR TAX DEED -CONT, GOLDEN WEST MFD OF LEVY COUNTY FLORIDA HSG, CURT AUTHOR, CHRIS- P.O. BOX 310 property described in such Cer- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TINE AUTHOR A/K/A CHRIS- 355 SOUTH COURT STREET tificate will be sold to the high- PROPERTY: THE SOUTH 522 FOR TAX DEED est bidder in the Courthouse FT MORE OR LESS OF THE that the holder(s) of Certificate TINE ARTHUR, SUWANNEE BRONSON, FLORIDA 32621 number 4595-16 of the sale of lobby on the 10th day of June, EAST 2/3 OF THE SE 1/4 OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, VALLEY HOMES, INC. D/B/A Documents can be obtained 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- 2019 at 10:00 AM. THE NE 1/4, LESS THE SOUTH that the holder(s) of Certificate GOLDEN WEST MANUFAC- by contacting the Procurement tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- 482 FT OF THE EAST 681 FT. number 2205-16 of the sale of TURED HOUSING, CHRIS- Coordinator of Levy County, sued thereon. The name(s) of DATED this 25th day of April, AND LESS ROAD RIGHT-OF- 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- TINE AUTHOR, CURTIS H Florida at (352) 486-5218, or the holder(s) of said Certificate, 2019. WAY, SECTION 2, TOWN- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- ARTHUR online through the Demand- the description of the property, Danny J. Shipp SHIP 11 SOUTH, RANGE 14 sued thereon. The name(s) of Star system by Onvia at www. the name(s) in which it is as- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT EAST, LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- the holder(s) of said Certificate, All of said property being in the demandstar.com. If you have sessed are as follows: COURT LEVY COUNTY, IDA, TOGETHER WITH A 1976 the description of the property, County of Levy, State of Florida. any questions, please call Alicia FLORIDA GLENHILL, DOUBLE-WIDE the name(s) in which it is as- Tretheway, Procurement Coor- NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE MOBILE HOME, BEARING sessed are as follows: Unless such Certificate shall be dinator, at (352) 486-5218. Pub: 05/09/2019, 05/16/2019, ID#S 643B079425S411U AND HOLDER(S): DAVID E ROB- redeemed according to law, the ERTS 05/23/2019, 05/30/2019. 643B079425S411X, AND NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE property described in such Cer- Published May 9, 16, 2019 TITLE #S 13507032 AND tificate will be sold to the high- NOTICE OF APPLICATION HOLDER(S): CAZ CREEK 13507033, LOCATED THERE- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE est bidder in the Courthouse FOR TAX DEED FLORIDA II, LLC ON. PROPERTY: LOT 1, BLOCK M, lobby on the 10th day of June, OAK RIDGE ESTATES, UNIT 2019 at 10:00 AM. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF ONE, AS RECORDED IN PLAT that the holder(s) of Certificate NAMES IN WHICH AS- THE PROPERTY: LOTS 7, 8, BOOK 4, PAGE 7, PUBLIC RE- DATED this 25th day of April, number 4999-16 of the sale of SESSED: JUANITA M STEED 9, AND 10, OF BLOCK 6, OF CORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, 2019. 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- - LIFE EST, SHANNON S ACK- “BRONSON HEIGHTS SUB- FLORIDA Danny J. Shipp tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- ER, JOHN STEED, MATTHEW DIVISION”, AS RECORDED CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT sued thereon. The name(s) of STEED, JUANITA M STEED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGES 33 NAMES IN WHICH AS- COURT LEVY COUNTY, the holder(s) of said Certificate, AND 34, OF THE PUBLIC RE- SESSED: JACQUELINE W FLORIDA the description of the property, All of said property being in the CORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, GILREATH TRS, WILLIAM A the name(s) in which it is as- County of Levy, State of Florida. FLORIDA GILREATH REVOCABLE TR Pub: 05/09/2019, 05/16/2019, sessed are as follows: Unless such Certificate shall be NAMES IN WHICH AS- 05/23/2019, 05/30/2019. All of said property being in the NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE redeemed according to law, the SESSED: JACQUELINE W County of Levy, State of Florida. HOLDER(S): JONATHON LIS- property described in such Cer- GILREATH - TRS, WILLIAM A IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TON tificate will be sold to the high- GILREATH REVOCABLE TR THE 8TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT est bidder in the Courthouse Unless such Certificate shall be IN AND FOR LEVY redeemed according to law, the LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF lobby on the 10th day of June, All of said property being in the COUNTY, FLORIDA property described in such Cer- THE PROPERTY: PARCEL 2019 at 10:00 AM. County of Levy, State of Florida. FILE NO.: 38-2018-CP-53 tificate will be sold to the high- NUMBER 4, OF BLOCK 20, PROBATE DIVISION est bidder in the Courthouse UNIVERSITY OAKS SUBDI- DATED this 25th day of April, Unless such Certificate shall be ADV. CASE NO.: 2018-CP- lobby on the 10th day of June, VISION, AND RECORDED IN 2019. redeemed according to law, the 000089 2019 at 10:00 AM. PLAT BOOK 4, PAGES 15, 15H Danny J. Shipp property described in such Cer- THROUGH 15M OF THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT tificate will be sold to the high- IN RE: ESTATE OF ALICE M. DATED this 25th day of April, PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY COURT LEVY COUNTY, est bidder in the Courthouse CSETE, 2019. COUNTY, FLORIDA, TO- FLORIDA lobby on the 10th day of June, Deceased Danny J. Shipp GETHER WITH A 1985 SIN- 2019 at 10:00 AM. MARC E. CSETE, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT GLE-WIDE MOBILE HOME, Pub: 05/09/2019, 05/16/2019, Petitioner, COURT LEVY COUNTY, BEARING ID# 10L18359 AND 05/23/2019, 05/30/2019. DATED this 25th day of April, v. FLORIDA 2019. PAULA CSETE and TITLE # 41755890, LOCATED NOTICE OF APPLICATION THEREON. Danny J. Shipp TONI PEPE, FOR TAX DEED Pub: 05/09/2019, 05/16/2019, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Respondents. 05/23/2019, 05/30/2019. NAMES IN WHICH AS- COURT LEVY COUNTY, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE TO CREDITORS SESSED: PETER GRANT NOTICE OF APPLICATION FLORIDA that the holder(s) of Certificate The formal administration of MENDENHALL, PETER G number 577-16 of the sale of FOR TAX DEED MENDENHALL Pub: 05/09/2019, 05/16/2019, the estate of ALICE M. CSETE, 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- deceased, whose date of death NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 05/23/2019, 05/30/2019. tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- was February 19, 2018 and All of said property being in the that the holder(s) of Certificate sued thereon. The name(s) of whose Social Security Number County of Levy, State of Florida. number 1537-12 of the sale of NOTICE OF APPLICATION the holder(s) of said Certificate, is XXX-XX-4364 is pending in 2012 has (have) filed said Cer- FOR TAX DEED the description of the property, the Circuit Court for Levy Coun- Unless such Certificate shall be tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- the name(s) in which it is as- ty, Florida, Probate Division, redeemed according to law, the sued thereon. The name(s) of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, sessed are as follows: the address of which is Levy property described in such Cer- the holder(s) of said Certificate, that the holder(s) of Certificate number 2273-12 of the sale of County Clerk of Courts, 355 tificate will be sold to the high- NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE the description of the property, 2012 has (have) filed said Cer- South Court Street Bronson, est bidder in the Courthouse HOLDER(S): DAVID E ROB- the name(s) in which it is as- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- FL 32632. The name of the lobby on the 10th day of June, ERTS sessed are as follows: 2019 at 10:00 AM. sued thereon. The name(s) of court appointed curator and the the holder(s) of said Certificate, name and address of the court LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE the description of the property, appointed curator's attorney are DATED this 25th day of April, THE PROPERTY: THE SOUTH HOLDER(S): WILLIAM R the name(s) in which it is as- set forth below. 2019. 1/2 OF THE NORTH 1/2 OF WOMBLE Danny J. Shipp sessed are as follows: All creditors of the decedent and THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF other persons having claims or CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE THE SOUTHWEST 1/4, SEC- demands against decedent's COURT LEVY COUNTY, PROPERTY: LOT 9, BLOCK 1, NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE TION 21, TOWNSHIP 14 estate, including unmatured, FLORIDA EASTSIDE ESTATES, AS PER HOLDER(S): WILLIAM R SOUTH, RANGE 16 EAST, contingent or unliquidated PLAT THEREOF RECORDED WOMBLE LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA claims, upon whom a copy of Pub: 05/09/2019, 05/16/2019, IN PLAT BOOK 2, PAGE(S) 70 LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF this notice has been served are 05/23/2019, 05/30/2019. NAMES IN WHICH AS- AND 71, PUBLIC RECORDS THE PROPERTY: LOT 12, required to file their claims with SESSED: DICK RICHARD- OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF APPLICATION BLOCK 6, FANNIN SPRINGS the above named court WITH- SON -ESTATE A/K/A RICH- FOR TAX DEED ANNEX, ACCORDING TO THE IN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS ARD RICHARDSON, MAGGIE NAMES IN WHICH AS- PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED AFTER THE TIME OF THE RICHARDSON ORLANDO SESSED: FREDERICK EN- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 31, FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS A/K/A MAGGIE B ORLANDO, TERPRISES INC that the holder(s) of Certificate PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER number 928-16 of the sale of VIRGINIA RICHARDSON, THE DATE OF SERVICE All of said property being in the COUNTY, FLORIDA 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- OTIS RICHARDSON, LAR- OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE THA RICHARDSON, LARTHA County of Levy, State of Florida. tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- NAMES IN WHICH AS- ON THEM. sued thereon. The name(s) of RICHARDSON -ESTATE All other creditors of dece- Unless such Certificate shall be SESSED: TODD MCMILLAN the holder(s) of said Certificate, dent and other persons having redeemed according to law, the - CONT A/K/A TODD R MC- the description of the property, All of said property being in the claims or demands against property described in such Cer- MILLAN , RUTH MCMILLAN the name(s) in which it is as- County of Levy, State of Florida. decedent's estate must file their tificate will be sold to the high- - CONT A/K/A RUTH MARIE sessed are as follows: HEMENWAY, RUTH MCMIL- claims with this court WITHIN 3 Unless such Certificate shall be est bidder in the Courthouse LAN A/K/A RUTH MARIE HE- MONTHS AFTER THE DATE redeemed according to law, the lobby on the 10th day of June, NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE MENWAY A/K/A RUTH MARIE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION property described in such Cer- 2019 at 10:00 AM. HOLDER(S): DAVID E ROB- MCMILLAN, TODD R MCMIL- OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS ERTS tificate will be sold to the high- NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME DATED this 25th day of April, LAN A/K/A TODD RONALD est bidder in the Courthouse PERIODS SET FORTH IN 2019. MCMILLAN A/K/A TODD MC- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE lobby on the 10th day of June, SECTION 733.702 OF THE Danny J. Shipp MILLAN, RUTH MCMILLAN PROPERTY: REFLECTED ON 2019 at 10:00 AM. FLORIDA PROBATE CODE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT A/K/A RUTH M MCMILLAN, TAX ROLL: SE 1/4 OF NW 1/4 TODD RONALD MCMILLAN, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. DATED this 25th day of April, COURT LEVY COUNTY, OF NW 1/4 OF SE 1/4 AND BETTY ZENSER A/K/A BETTY NOTWITHSTANDING THE 2019. FLORIDA THE SW 1/4 OF NE 1/4 OF NW L ZENSER A/K/A B ZENSER, TIME PERIODS SET FORTH 1/4 OF SE 1/4 OF SECTION Danny J. Shipp ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED Pub: 05/09/2019, 05/16/2019, BETTY L ZENSER 03, TOWNSHIP 12 SOUTH, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE COURT LEVY COUNTY, 05/23/2019, 05/30/2019. RANGE 17 EAST; REFLECTED All of said property being in the AFTER THE DECEDENT'S FLORIDA ON VESTING DEED: W 1/2 OF County of Levy, State of Florida. DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. SE 1/4 OF NW 1/4 OF NW 1/4 NOTICE OF APPLICATION The date of the fLTst publication Pub: 05/09/2019, 05/16/2019, FOR TAX DEED OF SE 1/4; (307) E 1/2 OF SE Unless such Certificate shall be of this Notice is May 9, 2019. 05/23/2019, 05/30/2019. 1/4 OF NW 1/4 OF NW 1/4 OF redeemed according to law, the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, SE 1/4; (308) W 1/2 OF SW 1/4 property described in such Cer- Attorney for Curator NOTICE OF APPLICATION that the holder(s) of Certificate OF NE 1/4 OF NW 1/4 OF SE tificate will be sold to the high- James F. Gray FOR TAX DEED number 2255-08 of the sale of 1/4; (309) E 1/2 OF SW 1/4 OF est bidder in the Courthouse Florida BarNo.: 318681 NE 1/4 OF NW 1/4 OF SE 1/4; 2008 has (have) filed said Cer- 3615-B N.W. 13th Street NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, lobby on the 10th day of June, (310) OF SECTION 03, TOWN- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- Gainesville, Florida 32609 that the holder(s) of Certificate 2019 at 10:00 AM. SHIP 12 SOUTH, RANGE 17 sued thereon. The name(s) of Telephone: (352) 371-6303 number 1661-12 of the sale of EAST, LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- the holder(s) of said Certificate, Facsimile: (352) 371-4722 2012 has (have) filed said Cer- DATED this 25th day of April, IDA. NOTE: BOTH DESCRIP- the description of the property, Email: JFGrayP [email protected] tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- 2019. TIONS DESCRIBE SAME the name(s) in which it is as- Email: [email protected] sued thereon. The name(s) of Danny J. Shipp PROPERTY. sessed are as follows: the holder(s) of said Certificate, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Curator the description of the property, COURT LEVY COUNTY, NAMES IN WHICH AS- NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE MARC E. CSETE the name(s) in which it is as- FLORIDA SESSED: EMMA AQUINO AL- HOLDER(S): LEVY COUNTY sessed are as follows: BOCC AMO Pub: 05/09/2019, 05/16/2019, Published May 9, 16, 2019 NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE 05/23/2019, 05/30/2019. All of said property being in the LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF HOLDER(S): DARIN R BUT- County of Levy, State of Florida. THE PROPERTY: LOTS 24 LER AND 25, BLOCK 10, CIRCLE Thursday, May 9, 2019 Chiefland Citizen 7B IN THE CIRCUIT COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, AT Public Notice OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL 11:00 A.M. on June 17, 2019, NOTICE OF ACTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEVY the following described property Levy County THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIR- OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL Pursuant to Section 121.055 COUNTY, FLORIDA. PRO- as set forth in said Final Judg- CUIT, IN AND FOR LEVY CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR LEVY Florida Statute, Whispering BATE DIVISION ment, to-wit: BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA Winds Charter School Project, FILE NUMBER: 38-2019-CP- LOT 8, BLOCK 1, OAK KNOLL NURSING CASE NO.: 38-2019-CP- CASE NO. 2019-CA-000047 Inc. intends to designate one 000 ESTATES, ACCORDING TO IN RE: The license to practice 000035 full time Director position for THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RE- Nursing CAPITAL CITY BANK, inclusion in the Senior Manage- IN RE: ESTATE OF: CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, Sherkeila Jameesha Mc- IN RE: THE ESTATE OF Plaintiff, ment Service Class effective CAROL FRUEND, PAGE 18, OF THE PUBLIC RE- Cullough, C.N.A. ANDREW MAX MOODY, v. July 1, 2019 Deceased. CORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, 917 SE 2nd Avenue Deceased. THE UNKNOWN HEIRS AND/ FLORIDA. Williston, FL 32696 OR DEVISEES Published May 2, 9, 2019 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 15 SW 87th Place, Apt. 15-103 NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF GRADY W. GRAVLEY, De- (SUMMARY ADMINISTRA- TOGETHER WITH THAT Williston, FL 32696 ceased; GAY G. LANGSTON, TION) CERTAIN MANUFACTURED CASE NO.: 2018-15877 The administration of the Estate as a surviving heir of Grady W. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT TO ALL PERSONS HAV- HOME, YEAR: 1987, MAKE: LICENSE NO.: CNA216394 of ANDREW MAX MOODY, de- Gravley, Deceased; and JOHN OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL ING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS LIBERTY, VIN#: 10L19228. ceased, whose date of death DOE and JANE DOE (Unknown CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR LEVY AGAINST THE ABOVE ES- The Department of Health has was September 17, 2018, and Tenants/Occupants), COUNTY, FLORIDA TATE: ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN filed an Administrative Com- whose social security number Defendants. Case No.: 2019-DR-199 You are hereby notified that an INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS plaint against you, a copy of is 264-55-7407, is pending in Order of Summary Administra- FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, which may be obtained by con- the Circuit Court for Levy Coun- AMENDED Samantha Scott, tion has been entered in OTHER THAN THE PROPER- tacting, Judson Searcy, Assis- ty, Florida, Probate Division, NOTICE OF ACTION Petitoner the estate of CAROL FRUEND, TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE tant General Counsel, Prose- the address of which is 355 and deceased, File Number 38- OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST cution Services Unit, 4052 Bald South Court Street, Bronson, TO: The Unknown Heirs Michael Scott 2019-CP-0000 _ , by the FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 Cypress Way, Bin #C65, Talla- FL 32621. The names and ad- and/or Devisees of Grady W. Respondent Circuit Court for Levy County, DAYS AFTER THE SALE. hassee Florida 32399-3265, dresses of the personal repre- Gravley, Deceased Amended Notice of Action for Florida, Probate Division, the (850) 558-9898. sentative and the personal rep- (Address Unknown) Dissolution of Marriage address of which is 355 South If you are a person with a dis- If no contact has been made by resentative’s attorney are set Court Street, Bronson, Florida ability who needs any accom- you concerning the above by forth below. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an To: Michael Scott 32621; that the cash value of modation in order to participate May 30, 2019 the matter of the All creditors of the decedent and action to foreclose a mortgage 5239 Riva Ridge Ln. Norcross the estate is approximately in this proceeding, you are en- Administrative Complaint will be other persons having claims or securing a debt on the following Ga 30093 $50,953.00 (non-exempt only) titled, at no cost to you, to the presented at an ensuing meet- demands against decedent’s property in Levy County, Flori- You are notifed that an action for and that the names and ad- provision of certain assistance. ing of the Board of Nursing in an estate on whom a copy of this da: Divorce has been filed against dresses of those whom it has Please contact the ADA Coor- informal proceeding. notice is required to be served you and that you are required been assigned by such order dinator;201 East University Av- must file their claims with this Lot 1, Block 2, SPRINGSIDE to serve a copy of your written are: David Mowrey. enue, Room 410, Gainesville, In accordance with the Ameri- court WITHIN THE LATER OF DEVELOPMENT, according defenses, if any, to it on Saman- ALL INTERESTED PERSONS Florida 32601 (352) 491-4490 cans with Disabilities Act, per- 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME to the plat thereof filed in Plat tha Scott whose address is % ARE NOTIFIED THAT: at least 7 days before your sons needing a special accom- OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Book 5, Pages 9 and 9A of the Clerk of Court 355 South Court All creditors of the decedent and scheduled court appearance, modation to participate in this OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS Public Records of Levy Coun- Street, Bronson, FL 32621 on other persons having claims or or immediately upon receiving proceeding should contact the AFTER THE DATE OF SER- ty, Florida. TOGETHER with a or before 5.24.19 and file the demands against defendant's this notification of the time be- individual or agency sending VICE OF A COPY OF THIS 1984 BEACH Mobile Home, ID original with clerk of this Court estate on whom a copy of this fore the scheduled appearance this notice not later than seven NOTICE ON THEM. #SSMFLAC81893. has been at 355 South Court Street Bron- of this notice is served within is less than 7 days. If you are days prior to the proceeding All other creditors of the dece- filed against you and you are son, FL 32621 before service three months after the date of hearing or voice impaired, call at the address given on the dent and other persons having required to serve a copy of your on Petitioner or immediately the first publication of this notice 711. notice. Telephone: (850) 245- claims or demands against written defenses, if any, to it thereafter. If you fail to do so, a must file their claims with this 4640, 1-800-955-8771 (TDD) or decedent’s estate must file their on Plaintiff’s attorney, J. Mar- default may be entered against Court WITHIN THE LATER OF Danny J. Shipp 1-800-955-8770 (V), via Florida claims with this court WITHIN 3 shall Conrad, whose address you for the relief demanded in THREE MONTHS AFTER THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Relay Service. MONTHS AFTER THE DATE is Ausley McMullen, Post Office the petition. DATE OF THE FIRST PUB- COURT OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Box 391, Tallahassee, Florida Copies of all court documents LICATION OF THIS NOTICE Levy County, Florida Published April 18, 25, 2019, OF THIS NOTICE. 32302, on or before June 3, in this case, including orders, OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER LaQuanda Latson and May 2, 9, 2019 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED 2019, and file the original with are available at the Clerk of the THE DATE OF SERVICE OF DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS the Clerk of this Court either be- Circuit Court's office. You may A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON IN THE CIRCUIT COURT SET FORTH IN SECTION fore service on Plaintiff’s attor- review these documents upon THEM. All other creditors of the Submitted By: ATTORNEY OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA ney or immediately thereafter, request. decedent and persons having FOR PLAINTIFF: CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEVY PROBATE CODE WILL BE otherwise a default will be en- You must keep the Clerk of the claims or demands against the SHAPIRO, FISHMAN & COUNTY, FLORIDA FOREVER BARRED. tered against you for the relief Circuit Court's office notified estate of the decedent must GACHÉ, LLP CIVIL DIVISION NOTHWITHSTANDING THE demanded in the complaint or of your current address. (You file their claims with this court 2424 North Federal Highway, Case #: 2018-CA-000388 TIME PERIODS SET FORTH petition. may file Notice of Current ad- WITHIN THREE MONTHS AF- Suite 360 ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED dress, Florida Supreme Court TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST Boca Raton, Florida 33431 USAA FEDERAL SAVINGS TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE DATED on April 25, 2019. Approved Family Law Form PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- (561) 998-6700 BANK AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DANNY J. SHIPP 12.915) Future papers in this TICE. ALL CLAIMS AND DE- (561) 998-6707 Plaintiff, DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. LEVY COUNTY CLERK OF lawsuit will be mailed to the ad- MANDS NOT SO FILED WILL -vs.- The date of first publication of COURT dress on record at the clerk's BE FOREVER BARRED. Published May 9, 16, 2019 Nicholas Huntington White this Notice is May 2 2019. By: LaQuanda Latson Deputy Clerk office. The date of the first publication IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN a/k/a Nicholas H. White; Amy Personal Representative of this Notice is May 2 , 2019. AND FOR THE EIGHTH JUDI- White; Cheryl Pearthree, Indi- RYLAND PALMER MUSICK Under the Americans with Dis- Warning: Rule 12.285, Florida Person Giving Notice CIAL CIRCUIT vidually and as Personal Rep- 1229 S Magnolia Dr abilities Act, if you are a person Family Law Rules of Procedure, LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA resentative, as the heir of Henry Tallahassee FL 32301 with a disability who needs any requires certain automatic dis- David Mowrey, Petitioner PROBATE DIVISION Herschiel Brookins accommodation in order to par- closure of documents and infor- Attorney for Person Giving No- CASE NO.: 38-2018-260-CP Defendant(s). mation. Failure to comply can tice: Attorney for Personal Repre- ticipate in this proceeding, you result in Sanctions, including By: Is/ Sunshine D. Bavnard IN RE: ESTATE OF NOTICE OF SALE sentative are entitled to be provided with dismissal or striking of plead- Sunshine D. Baynard JOHN MITCHELL ROWLAND, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Bowen Law Firm, P.A. certain assistance at no cost to ings. Baynard Law, P.A. JR., pursuant to order rescheduling 7257 NW 4th Blvd. #276 you. Please contact the ADA Post Office Box 2794, Deceased. foreclosure sale or Final Judg- Gainesville FL 32607 Coordinator, Alachua County Dated April 10, 2019 Chiefland, Florida 32644 ment, entered in Civil Case No. Family and Civil Justice Cen- Published May 2, 9, 2019 ter, 201 East University Ave- (352)507 -7044 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2018-CA-000388 of the Circuit Danny J. Shipp FL Bar No.: 11492 The administration of the es- Court of the 8th Judicial Circuit nue, Gainesville, Florida 32601 The Southwest Florida Water Clerk of the Circuit Court [email protected] tate of John Mitchell Rowland, in and for Levy County, Flori- (352 337 6237) at least seven Management District (SWFW- Hob GIbson info@baynard law. com Jr., deceased, whose date of da, wherein USAA FEDERAL (7) days before your scheduled MD) announces the following Deput Clerk death was October 17, 2018, SAVINGS BANK, Plaintiff and court appearance, or immedi- public meeting to which all Published May 2, 9, 2019 is pending in the Circuit Court Nicholas Huntington White ately upon receiving this noti- interested persons are invit- Published April 18, 25, 2019 for Levy County, Florida, Pro- a/k/a Nicholas H. White are fication if the time before the ed: & May 2, 9, 2019 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT bate Division, the address of defendant(s), I, Clerk of Court, scheduled appearance is less OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL Danny J. Shipp, will sell to the than seven (7) days. If you are IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, which is Levy County Clerk of CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEVY highest and best bidder for Agricultural and Green Industry hearing or voice impaired, call EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Courts, 355 S. Court Street, COUNTY, FLORIDA cash AT THE FRONT DOOR Advisory Committee will tour 1-800-955-8770 via Florida Re- IN AND FOR LEVY COUNTY, Bronson, FL 32621. The names CIVIL DIVISION AT LEVY COUNTY COURT- the C.W. Bill Young Regional lay Service. FLORIDA and addresses of the personal Case #: 2018-CA-000493 HOUSE, LOCATED AT 355 S. Reservoir. One or more Gov- CASE NUMBER 38-2019-CA- representative and the person- COURT STREET, BRONSON, erning Board members may at- Published May 2, 9, 2019 000298 al representative’s attorney are Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, AT tend. To attend, please RSVP to DIVISION: set forth below. Mr. Cooper 11:00 A.M. on June 10, 2019, [email protected] NOTICE OF DELINQUENT Plaintiff the following described property for instructions. PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX- DANIEL CARROLL and DON- All creditors of the decedent and -vs.- as set forth in said Final Judg- ES AS PROVIDED BY CHAP- ALD WEST, other persons having claims or Unknown Heirs, Devisees, ment, to-wit: DATE/TIME: Friday, May 24, TER 197, FLORIDA STAT- Plaintiffs, demands against decedent’s Grantees, Assignees, Credi- LOT 17, COUNTRYSIDE ES- 2019; 10:00 a.m. UTES vs. estate on whom a copy of this tors, Lienors, and Trustees of TATES, AS PER PLAT THERE- UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVI- notice is required to be served NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PER- Shari Day Cone a/k/a Shari L. OF, RECORDED IN PLAT PLACE: SWFWMD Tampa SEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGN- must filed their claims with this SONAL PROPERTY TAXES ASSESSED Cone a/k/a Shari Cone, De- BOOK 7, PAGE 40, OF THE Office, 7601 US Highway 301 FOR YEAR 2018 ARE NOW DELINQENT EES, LIENORS, CREDITORS, court WITHIN THE LATER OF ceased, and All Other Persons PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY North, Tampa, FL 33637 AND ARE NOW DRAWING INTEREST TRUSTEES, CLAlldANTS, AND 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF 1 AND ½ PERCENT PER MONTH Claiming by and Through, Un- COUNTY, FLORIDA. ANY OTHER PARTIES CLAIM- OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION UNTIL PAID. UNPAID PUBLICATION, der, Against The Named Defen- A copy of the agenda may be THE PROPORTIONATE COST OF THIS ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER, OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS dant (s); Candice Marie Burris ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN obtained by contacting: Water- NOTICE HAS BEEN ADDED. UNLESS OR AGAINST FRANK H. AFTER THE DATE OF SER- THE AMOUNTS SET WITH EACH NAME a/k/a Candice Fox a/k/a Can- INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS Matters.org – Boards, Meetings CROWLEY, deceased, AND VICE OF A COPY OF THIS BELOW ARE PAID, WARRANTS WILL BE dice Eakins; Paul Joseph Cone; FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, & Event Calendar; 1(800)423- ISSUED THEREON AND THE TAX COL- ANY OTHER UNKNOWN NOTICE ON THEM. Joshua Hunter Cone; Unknown OTHER THAN THE PROPER- 1476 (FL only) or (352)796- LECTOR WILL APPLY TO THE CIRCUIT PARTIES, INCLUDING THE COURT FOR AN ORDER DIRECTIING Spouse of Candice Marie Burris TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE 7211. SURVIVING SPOUSE, IF ANY, All other creditors of the dece- LEVY UPON AND SEIZURE OF THE a/k/a Candice Fox a/k/a Can- OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST PERSONAL PROPERTY OF THE TAX- AND HEIRS OF SURVIVING dent and other persons having dice Eakins; Unknown Spouse FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 The Southwest Florida Water PAYER FOR THE UNPAID TAXES, IN- SPOUSE, AND ANY AND ALL claims or demands against TEREST AND ADDITIONAL COST. THE of Paul Joseph Cone; Unknown DAYS AFTER THE SALE. Management District (District) OTHER UNKNOWN PARTIES decedent’s estate, including NAMES OF PERSONAL PROPERTY Spouse of Joshua Hunter Cone; does not discriminate on the TAXPAYERS AND THE AMOUNTS DUE CLAIMING BY OR THROUGH unmatured, contingent, or un- TD Bank USA, N.A.; Unknown If you are a person with a dis- basis of disability. This non- INCLUDING 2018 TAXES, 3 PERCENT THE DEFENDANT OR DE- liquidated claims, must file their INTEREST AND ADVERTISING COST Parties in Possession #1, If liv- ability who needs any accom- discrimination policy involves FENDANT'S HEIRS, SUCCES- claims with this court WITHIN 3 ARE AS FOLLOWS: FOR WEELKY DATE ing, and all Unknown Parties modation in order to participate every aspect of the District’s – WWW.LEVTAXCOLLECTOR.COM SORS IN INTEREST, TRUST- MONTHS AFTER THE DATE claiming by, through, under and in this proceeding, you are en- functions, including access to EES OR OTHER PERSONS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION 1 00050-004-00 $290.31 against the above named De- titled, at no cost to you, to the and participation in the District’s OR PARTIES, WHETHER NAT- OF THIS NOTICE. COASTAL CYPRESS INC. fendant(s) who are not known to provision of certain assistance. programs and activities. Anyone ======URAL OR CORPORATE, OR be dead or alive, whether said Please contact the ADA Coor- requiring reasonable accommo- 2 00050-034-10 $1,670.74 WHOSE EXACT LEGAL STA- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED GRAHAM FARMS Unknown Parties may claim dinator;201 East University Av- dation as provided for in the TUS IS UNKNOWN, WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS ======an interest as Spouse, Heirs, enue, Room 410, Gainesville, Americans with Disabilities Act 3 00050-088-60 $2,579.70 Defendants, SET FORTH IN FLORIDA Devisees, Grantees, or Other Florida 32601 (352) 491-4490 should contact the District’s Hu- CHIEFLAND FORD STATUTES SECTION 733.702 ======Claimants; Unknown Parties at least 7 days before your man Resources Bureau Chief, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI- WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. 4 00050-090-00 $799.57 in Possession #2, If living, and scheduled court appearance, 2379 Broad St., Brooksville, FL WILLISTON DOOR LLC FIED of the filing of a Com- all Unknown Parties claiming or immediately upon receiving 34604-6899; telephone (352) ======plaint against you to quiet title NOTWITHSTANDING THE 5 00050-106-31 $276.83 by, through, under and against this notification of the time be- 796-7211 or 1-800-423-1476 to the following property in TIME PERIODS SET FORTH GOOD SAMARITAN RETIREMENT the above named Defendant(s) fore the scheduled appearance (FL only), ext. 4703; or email HOME Levy County, Florida: LOT 20, ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED who are not known to be dead is less than 7 days. If you are ADACoordinator@WaterMat- ======BLOCK 5, KING RANCH OF TWO YEARS OR MORE AF- 6 00050-124-97 $559.75 or alive, whether said Unknown hearing or voice impaired, call ters.org. If you are hearing or FLORIDA RANCHETTES, TER THE DECEDENT’S DATE AMERICAN TOWER CORPORATION Parties may claim an interest 711. speech impaired, please con- ======ACCORDING TO PLAT OF DEATH IS BARRED. as Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, tact the agency using the Flor- 7 00050-125-05 $43,590.99 THEREOF RECORDED IN REGIONAL HEALTH PARTNERS LLC Grantees, or Other Claimants Danny J. Shipp ida Relay Service, 1(800)955- PLAT BOOK 5, PAGE 42- The date of first publication of ======CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT 8771 (TDD) or 1(800)955-8770 8 00050-125-55 $442.92 A, PUBLIC RECORDS OF this Notice is May 2, 2019. Defendant(s). COURT (Voice). EAGER CONTRACTING INC LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. ======Levy County, Florida Parcel Identification Number: Personal Representative: 9 00050-132-64 $557.93 NOTICE OF SALE LaQuanda Latson If any person decides to ap- H & R SHOP N HOP 1113200000 You are required Sue Lynn Reynolds NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT peal any decision made by the ======to· serve a copy of your written 2090 Reynolds Road 10 00050-411-79 $173.08 pursuant to order rescheduling Board/Committee with respect defenses, if any, on M. Aaron Pinewood, SC 29125 MILLS JERRY JR. foreclosure sale or Final Judg- Submitted By: ATTORNEY to any matter considered at ======Dukes, the Plaintiffs' attorney, ment, entered in Civil Case No. FOR PLAINTIFF: this meeting or hearing, he/she 11 00050-501-99 $1,405.79 whose address is Post Office Attorney for Personal Repre- B SQUARED OF CHIEFLAND 2018-CA-000493 of the Circuit SHAPIRO, FISHMAN & will need to ensure that a ver- Box 328, Lake Butler, Florida sentative: ======Court of the 8th Judicial Circuit GACHÉ, LLP batim record of the proceeding 12 00050-602-45 $1,416.33 32054, on or before the 3rd day Lindsey Lander, Esq. in and for Levy County, Florida, 2424 North Federal Highway, is made, which record includes JEFF PHILLIPS TRUCKING,INC. of June 2019, and file the origi- FBN 144339 ======wherein Nationstar Mortgage Suite 360 the testimony and evidence nal with the Clerk of this 330 SW 1st Ave 13 00050-802-35 $603.70 LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper, Plaintiff Boca Raton, Florida 33431 from which the appeal is to be JUICY CORPORATION Court either immediately before Trenton FL 32693 and Unknown Heirs, Devisees, (561) 998-6700 issued. ======service on Plaintiffs' attorney or Telephone: 352-463-1025 14 00050-900-81 $337.27 Grantees, Assignees, Creditors, (561) 998-6707 immediately thereafter; [email protected] AIRSIGN GROUP LLC Lienors, and Trustees of Shari For more information, you may ======otherwise a default will be en- Day Cone a/k/a Shari L. Cone Published May 9, 16, 2019 contact: Kelly.Page@water- 15 00051-101-04 $1,103.19 tered against you for the relief Published May 2, 9, 2019 NAVIDE, CORP a/k/a Shari Cone, Deceased, matters.org; 1(800)423-1476 demanded in the Complaint. ======and All Other Persons Claim- (FL only) or (352)796-7211, 16 00051-300-45 $496.76 ing by and Through, Under, x4605 (Ad Order EXE0680) HAHN RACECRAFT INC Dated this 25th day of April ======Against The Named Defendant 17 00051-300-51 $539.93 (s) are defendant(s), I, Clerk of Published May 9, 2019 FAMILY SWAIN'S LLC Danny J. Shipp Court, Danny J. Shipp, will sell ======Clerk of the Circuit Court 18 00051-300-67 $1,217.27 to the highest and best bidder By LaQuanda Latson RAHI ONE PROPERTY LLC for cash AT THE FRONT DOOR ======Deputy Clerk AT LEVY COUNTY COURT- 19 00051-400-60 $441.41 JOSEPH CRANE FLOORING INC HOUSE, LOCATED AT 355 S. Published May 2, 9, 16, 23, ======COURT STREET, BRONSON, 2019 Published May 9, 2019 8B Chiefland Citizen Thursday, May 9, 2019

Please check your ad for any Classifieds errors the first week it appears. The Chiefland Citizen will be responsible for only ONE incor- Advertising Sales ****ATTENTION CONSUMERS***** AFFORDABLE PRESSURE clean- rect insertion and for no greater The Levy Newspaper Group has an Please make sure you are using a li- Joyners Land and Fence LLC. ing. Free estimate. 352-210-5817 Heavy bush hogging, land clearing, extend than the number of words opening for an advertising salesper- censed & insured service profes- son. We offer both full and part time sional. Many service advertisers are fence service and debris haul away. Bryan Brothers charged for in the advertisement. opportunities. The job duties in- required by state law to include their Fully Licence and Insured. Call Pressure Cleaning, LLC No adjustment will be made on clude: making sales calls on retail state license number in all advertise- (352) 578-4857 Professional Pressure Cleaning Assessment Services , Free Estimates, errors that do not materially affect businesses, inputting orders in com- ments. If you don’t see a license Specialist puter, attending community events, number in the ad you should inquire Residential/Commercial Lic/Ins. the value of the advertisement. selling a variety of advertising in about it & be suspicious that you may 352-486-1141 Any errors should be reported Associate degree in General both print and online publications. be contacting an unlicensed business. HURST PRESSURE Wash & Paint immediately calling 493-4796 Education or related field required. Prior sales experience is helpful, but The Chiefland Citizen wants to insure Since 1987. Free estimates. Thank You will not be charged for any Bachelor’s degree preferred. Three we will provide training. You must that our ads meet the requirements of You! Pastor Jim Hurst years of full-time experience is be honest and willing to work in a the law. Beware of any service adver- 352-221-4534 Classified Ad if canceled by our required in administering fast paced environment. We offer tiser that can not provide proof that Handyman Ron- Mowing, , brush deadline, 4 p.m. on Monday. computerized and/or paper-pencil full time employees a variety of ben- they are licensed to do business. For hogging, power washing, Senior Dis- Little’s Property Maint. Tree Trim- tests and/or secretarial/ efits including: vacation, health and questions about business licensing, counts. Call 352-493-1391 ming & removal. Fast reliable quality clerical/computer typing dental insurance, 401K with match- please call your city/county govern- work. Resid. & Comm 352-535-5379 and data entry. ing, life insurance, vision and more. ment offices. 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