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Thursday, June 10, 2010 Vol 28 No. 34 75 cents AT A GLANCE Co-valedictorians top class he three top Tigers have straight A students for the same rian and salutatorian would be. emerged to lead the grad- period in the Dunnellon High It was finally settled last Fri- Tuating class at com- School Class of 2010. day – the last school day for mencement ceremonies this The trend of academic seniors — and confirmed this week at Dunnellon High achievement continued and as week by guidance counselor School. the school year wound down, it Christi Dunning. She said this Dunnellon’s Class of 2010 has was uncertain at times who year’s co-valedictorians are no shortage of talented high- would end up in the number Bradley Easom and Shelby achieving students when it one spot as the class valedicto- Goicochea and the class saluta- comes to academic perform- rian. And even in mid-May one torian is Kasey Fagan. ance, in addition to its out- of front-runners admitted she Those three students, other GRAD PHOTOS standing athletes. had lost track. class scholars and the rest of See Page 8 Indeed, when the first 9-week “It is so close this year we the graduating class of 2010 will high school honor roll came out can’t call it until final exams be recognized in the traditional back in November 2009, 26 sen- are taken and grades posted,” cap and gown ceremony staring Chamber Mixer iors had straight A’s out of the explained Principal Michelle at 7 p.m., Thursday, June 10 at on June 18 entire class of about 285 stu- Lewis in late May, when asked the high school stadium. See You are invited to at- dents. There were only 11 who the Class of 2010 valedicto- page 8. tend a Chamber Mixer at the Stitch Niche located at 20782 Walnut St. on June 18 from 4 to 6:30 p.m. There will be food, re- Martial arts champ freshments, music and a raffle, with part of the proceeds going to the Boys and Girls Club. Dun- on national team nellon resident Valerie Levy with Paul Marker on PAT FAHERTY become a member of the U.S. keyboard will provide the Editor Martial Arts Team. music. His father and trainer is Sifu Live music The U.S. Martial Arts Team Gonzalez, owner of Dragon Saturday June 12 from 6 has recruited a young Dunnel- Warrior Martial Arts of Dun- - 9 p.m the newly formed lon athlete. nellon, which operates at the "Wabash Avenue" will be Now, Carlos Gonzales, 10, Depot. performing at Abigail’s who just finished fourth grade, He describes his son as “a Cafe &. Coffee Shop. is looking ahead to the 2010 hard worker” and pointed out Wabash music is a combi- World Martial Arts Games in that Carlos has attracted a lot nation of lively new age September in Las Vegas. of attention with his video on mixed with old rock & roll. Carlos, who already holds YouTube (pew411). The four- Your host, Christina Fer- numerous titles in martial arts, minute clip was shot at the nandez thanks everyone has been at it since he was 3. 2009 Promoters Championship who came out to enjoy live He became a black belt at age 8 at Walt Disney World. music this past season, and has been competing for With the school year over, Abigail’s Cafe is located at about six years. He does Kung Carlos plans to spend most of 20607 W. Pennsylvania Fu, Tae Kwon Do, karate and his time training. His daily Ave., 489-1818. There is no kickboxing. routine starts with a two-mile cover charge. Carlo is currently a regional, run, followed by a bike ride. state, national and 2009 world Then come the uphill springs Farmers Market and stair climbing. The Dunnellon Farm- champion. His accomplish- ments earned him a place in He then does his martial arts ers Market is growing as forms 35 times in a row. Now our local farmer’s crops the Martial Arts Hall of Fame and have attracted the atten- that he part of the U.S. Martial are coming to maturity. Arts Team, he does an intense The blueberries have tion of Team USA Coach Al- berto Friedmann. Olympic-style training that been unbelievable and takes three to four hours. And Photo by Pat Faherty the tomatoes are deli- On June 1, Friedmann called Dunnellon’s Carlos Gonzales, 10, who just finished fourth grade, cious. Watermelons, can- and told Carlos’s father about is looking ahead to the 2010 World Martial Arts Games in Sep- taloupes, blackberries, their interest in having his son See CHAMP page 17 tember in Las Vegas. sweet corn and others are starting to arrive. The market was organ- ized to bring local farm- ers and persons who grow, catch, produce or Details coming on broadband plan manufacture goods to- gether with residents. If PAT FAHERTY capable of providing City Manager Lisa Al- The FCC defines fiber vation while funding you are interested in sup- high-speed transmission giere introduced the idea optic as a newer technol- costly older technology, porting local vendors or Editor of services such as data, at the May 5 City Council ogy that converts electri- but communities are lin- would like to become one, Dunnellon could soon voice, and video over the workshop as a new cal signals carrying data ing up for the cash. stop by the depot every join Sweetwater, Quincy, Internet and other net- source of city revenue to light and sends the The North Florida Tuesday from 2 - 6 p.m. Immokalee and other works. that would be “green,” light through transparent Broadband Authority, For information call 229- small cities in the push to A wide range of tech- improve quality of life glass fibers about the di- which includes Levy and 1030. bring in broadband ac- nologies, including digi- and boost economic de- ameter of a human hair. 13 other counties, was cess. tal subscriber line and velopment. It transmits data much awarded $30 million in Office closed fiber optic cable, coaxial “Consumers are very faster than cable modem, The Riverland News And the effort could be the first round of funding cable, wireless technol- hunger for faster and DSL, wireless or satellite. office will be closed on timely to keep Dunnellon to enhance broadband ogy, and satellite, pro- more reliable Internet But fiber optic could re- Frida, June 11. It will re- competitive since Levy access. vides transmission. speeds,” said Algiere at quire considerable open on Monday, June 14 County to the north is al- Just how Dunnellon’s Broadband platforms that workshop. “Fiber is trenching to lay the un- at 8 a.m. ready part of an estab- broadband would be lished broadband make possible the con- the way to get that. If we derground lines. funded and other details imitative. vergence of voice, video, had fiber to the home we The FCC recently intro- will likely be explained ON THE WEB According to the Fed- and data services onto a could offer all the fea- duced the National eral Communications single network. tures you would find in Broadband Plan with at two upcoming public Commission, which is Dunnellon is consider- the big markets.” stimulus funding avail- hearings on the issue. leading the national ing becoming the local Broadband access is able via grants to bring The first is set for 5:30 broadband push, the broadband provider often cited as a factor in communities online. The p.m., June 23, and second term refers to advanced using a fiber optic net- attracting new residents plan has been criticized at 5:30 p.m. on July 26, communications systems work. and businesses. for not encouraging inno- both at city hall.

Visit our Web site River romp, for more stories brings arrest and photos riverlandnews.com Deputies arrested an Ocala man, who turned up naked at K.P. Hole Riverland after reportedly having sex with a female college student in the Rainbow News River. 20441 E Pennsylvania Ave. Eyewitnesses said they observed the pair having Dunnellon, FL 34432 intercourse in the river in broad daylight on May 31. The couple apparently then floated down river in an orange kayak. As they floated to K.P. Hole Park, a deputy ob- served the man had ex- ited the water totally VISIT US: nude in public, with the www.riverlandnews.com woman apparently wear- ing his shorts, which the CALL US: suspect had given her. 489-2731 Christians United in Christ met for its quarterly program last week at Romeo Baptist Church. Numerous The woman denied any area churches were represented and involved with the program. From left to right, front are, Jerry Rubino, sexual activity and said coordinator, Amy Sexton, soloist, Romeo Baptist Church and Cristi L. Dethlefs, Christian Youth United in she had lost her bikini Christ. Second row, Pastor David Lucas, Mission Possible Ministries; Rev. Eric R. Cummings, Union Mis- bottom while swinging on sionary Baptist Church; Rev. Alec Richardson, Greater Dimensions Christian Assembly; Pastor Russ Ran- a rope swing. dall, speaker, First Baptist Church, Dunnellon; Pastor Shawn Cutshall, Romeo Baptist Church; Pastor Jess Deputies arrested Burton, Lighthouse Baptist Church; Pastor Jeff Welch, Dunnellon Presbyterian Church and Pastor Eddie Fulford, First United Methodist Church; See SHERIFF page 17 2  Riverland News, Thursday, June 10, 2010

00050IX Riverland News, Thursday, June 10, 2010  3 Air festival in Dunnellon June 12 MIKE WRIGHT planes — as in remote- field on Bridge Road, off by hand; others, pieced size and detail. trainee takes controls. If Special to Riverland News controlled airplanes. County Road 480 about 2 together from a kit. Wayne said wingspans the plane looks like it’s in Enthusiasts like Bob miles east of U.S. 41. Both fly-ins are for vary, from 46 inches to 5 trouble, the trainer can On an isolated patch of Birkholz and Matt Wayne Members of clubs from electric airplanes only, feet. He said Birkholz has take control immediately land east of Dunnellon, a are among an estimated Citrus and surrounding which are nearly silent a plane with a 10-foot with his radio. group gathers, mostly 150,000 Americans who counties gather some- compared to their gaso- wingspan. “It’s a good way to get men, to watch their days take part in remote-con- where just about every line- or alcohol-fueled Club members belong people involved,” Wayne take flight. trolled airplane activi- day to fly their remote- counterparts. to the Academy of Model said. Like many hobby ties. controlled airplanes. Wayne, who lives in Aeronautics Inc. Joe Olson of Rainbow groups, this one contains Both men, members of The Tri-County club Pine Ridge, said he got Wayne encourages any- Springs is a new member a mix: blue-collar work- the Pine Ridge and Tri- leases 40 acres of Cross interested in radio-con- one interested in the of the Tri-County club ers, retired business ex- County remote-con- Florida Greenway from trolled flying through a hobby to do his research and is being trained. ecutives, some former trolled airplane clubs, the state for its airfield friend in his fishing club. first before buying equip- “I’ve always wanted to pilots. say flying is both relaxing east of Dunnellon. That was in 2006. ment. do it,” he said. “At 72, I’m They spend many of and exciting. Planes taxi on a run- “I thought it would be “The worst thing you starting to fly. I like the their mornings in Dun- “It’s a hobby that’s way made of plastic and something I wanted to can do is just buy some- warplanes and I also nellon, Pine Ridge or growing by leaps and they have plenty of air- do,” he said. thing,” he said. want to learn to fly heli- similar open spaces, bounds,” Wayne said. space for maneuvers. Pi- The airplane goes for Experienced pilots copters. I just love the away from the crowds. The public will have a lots use their expertise about $150 plus the cost train novices using a hobby.” Remote controls in hand, chance to share that ex- on portable radios for of a battery; the radio re- “buddy box.” Basically, FLY-IN FUN they wait their turn near perience as well. Tri- takeoffs, landings and fly- ceiver is about $225. both teacher and student - Saturday, June 12, the landing strip/taxiway County’s air festival is ing. Other airplanes cost hold radios. Teacher gets starting at 8 a.m., Tri- or tinker with their Saturday, June 12, at its Some planes are built more depending on their the plane in the air and County R/C Club, at the field on Bridges Road off C.R. 486, about 2 miles east of U.S. 41, Dunnel- New law offers Medicare rebate lon. Parking charge is $2.

DOUG HEINLEN nearly 10 percent in the year reaching the coverage gap. This may help you save Medicare and drug compa- Special to Riverland News ending in March 2010 – the A paper check will be money by delaying when nies. That means that peo- fastest growth in eight years. mailed to the address So- you reach the coverage gap ple who now pay 100 Starting this month, tens Clearly, seniors need all the cial Security uses to reach or by keeping you out of this percent of their drug costs of thousands of Floridians financial assistance they can you. gap altogether. in the “doughnut hole” in- age 65+ will receive one of get to help defray these Scammers may try to con- More help is coming in a stead will pay a co-insur- the first benefits of the new costs. vince you that you can get matter of months. Starting ance of no more than 25 health-insurance law that The first rebate checks your check sooner if you in 2011, if you reach the cov- percent of the cost. you can actually spend – a will be sent out beginning pay them a fee. Beware of erage gap, you will receive You should pay a fairly $250 rebate check to be June 10. Checks will con- such scams! There is no fee a 50 percent discount on consistent co-insurance all mailed starting June 10 to tinue to be mailed as more to receive the check. Re- brand-name drugs and a 7 the way up to the cata- those who fall into the people reach the coverage port any scams to the police percent discount on generic strophic limit, which is Medicare Part D “doughnut gap. These rebate checks or to your Attorney General. prescription drugs. Even $6,500 in 2010. If your drug hole,” or coverage gap. will go to those who have You may also be able to though you’ll save half your costs go beyond the cata- Nationally, the $250 rebate spent $2,830 in out-of- avoid the gap in your cover- drug costs, the full price of strophic limit, your portion check will help about 3 mil- pocket drug costs for the age and save money on your covered drugs will be ap- will be limited to a 5 per- lion Americans struggling to year, which is the upper drugs. The AARP Doughnut plied toward getting you cent co-insurance. pay for their prescription limit of the “doughnut Hole Calculator, found at through the coverage gap. For more information on drugs. More than 300,000 in- hole” in 2010. http://www.aarp.org/dough- In the following years, this rebate and the health dividuals will be impacted in What do you need to do nuthole, will show you if the coverage gap will care legislation, visit the Sunshine State. A new to receive your check? you will fall into the gap shrink more. By 2020, the http://www.aarp.org/getthe- AARP study released just Nothing. Seniors will auto- this year. It also identifies gap will be eliminated en- facts. last month showed that pre- matically receive the check less expensive drugs avail- tirely through contribu- Doug Heinlen is presi- scription drug costs rose about three months after able in your Part D plan. tions from Part D enrollees, dent of AARP Florida. U.S. 19 paving project started

The resurfacing of U.S. flower Drive on north repair or add new side- ing through the work southbound direction be- 19 from Crystal River al- U.S. 19. The bridge at the walks between Snug Har- zone. FDOT said the tween 9 a.m. and 7:30 most to the Cross Florida Greenway Canal has re- bor Road and the Crystal project will require lane p.m. Greenway Canal was to cently been replaced by River Mall. closures, but the closur- Lane closure times begin Sunday night, June the state. Work will be done dur- ers will not be permitted may, however, be 6. The project is sched- Other improvements in ing the day and at night in the northbound lanes changed during the proj- uled to take 255 days, fin- the project include a traf- and motorists should ex- between 6:30 a.m. and ect, and motorists should ishing in eight months in fic light at Seven Rivers pect delays while travel- 7:30 p.m. and in the watch for notices. the spring of 2011. Community Hospital at The state’s $4.7 million, the Emerald Oaks Drive 8.6 mile project is being intersection. Florida De- done by local contractor, partment of Transporta- JOINT REPLACEMENT D.A.B. Constructors. The tion (FDOT) officials said resurfacing will be done the new light would be between N.E. 1 Street in hurricane resistant. Crystal River and Corn- The project will also

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OUR VIEW Our grads are going to do well

his community has enjoyed privacy has evaporated, politics are the Class of 2010. It’s been ob- It’s been a positive high-energy class. They excelled in nastier than ever and we are finally Tvious. all types of sports, contributed hours of community starting to realize that technology is As the past school year, their last service, led their underclass mates in all types of hardly the panacea we’d wished it one in Dunnellon flew by; it was would be. hard keeping up with them at activities and many held part-time jobs. So what we have left instead, as times. we wish them sincere good luck, is It’s been a positive high-energy that knowledge—more a belief from class. They excelled in all types of for the Relay for Life or running on So as they leave high school, watching them develop — that our sports, contributed hours of com- the near frozen same turf in a which for many means leaving our grads are special enough, gifted munity service, led their under- breakout football season, this class community, we still have to ask if as enough and dedicated enough to class mates in all types of activities and its approach to life has been a class they are as prepared as pos- get beyond the mess they’ve been and many held part-time jobs. exciting to watch. sible. handed and accomplish great They led food drives, read to ele- They’ve coped with social situa- Cause ready or not, we are push- things. mentary students, won scholarships tions and peer pressures we can ing them out into a crummy econ- It’s a good feeling to know that and went to church. only imagine, explored cultures omy with a growing environmental students from our community, these Whether they were dancing on we’re only read about and put Dun- disaster at hand. students from Dunnellon, are going the sweltering turf to raise money nellon on the map in sports. The county is still at war, personal to do well. LETTERS TIME TO SMILE

Golf tournament successful The Dunnellon High School Football Booster Club and Coach Beasley are proud to announce that the 6th Annual That time Phil Nichols Memorial Golf Tourna- ment, held on May 15 at Juliette Falls Golf Course, was a great success. Thank you to all the golfers for com- ing out and to all the sponsors for their of year generous support. The money raised will go towards a scholarship and the Tiger Football Team. he bug man came today. I proba- Here are the results of the Tourna- bly shouldn’t call him that. I am ment: Tsure he doesn’t want to be known 1st low gross — Jim Volkert, Scott as the “bug man.” It sure beats being Haversat, Bob Bailey, Jason Regan known as the “shaky girl.” Mr. Mitchell 2nd low gross — Jim Moraites, Char- is probably used to it by now. I never lie Moraites, Scott Law, Howard got used to being called that shaky girl. Adams I prefer the Queen of Tremors! 3rd low gross — Larry Fish, Jason The real estate agents neglect to tell Niloff, Sid Schlein, Adam Ferguson you about bugs when 1st low net — David Lewis, Kevin you move to Florida. Keene, Todd Craig, Donald Hanchar Congratulations! The Dunnellon High School Class of 2010 will take the field on They forget to mention 2nd low net — Eddie DeWitt Sr, Rick Thursday evening, June 10 for the school’s annual commencement ceremony. the venomous wild life Ashman, Kyle Deneau, Wayne Roberts It’s a great opportunity for the students’ family and friends to congratulate them as well. 3rd low net — Matt Brannen, John on completing their high school career. Pictured above is a scene from gradu- If you aren’t pre- Holloway, Mike Bescher, Jeff Largo ation 2009. pared for your first Closest to the pin No. 3 — Jim Volk- roach sighting it can be ert OTHER VIEWS scary. Closest to the pin No. 7 — Danny The first time I saw a Permar Kathleen roach, excuse me, pal- Closest to the pin No. 13 — Cory De- Wallace metto bug, I went neau College’s new name reflects changes screaming out of the Closest to the pin No. 16 — Jim Volk- room. I couldn’t eat for days. Now I ert Recently, Central Florida Community Florida has emerged as a leader among don’t even flinch. Long drive men No. 2 — Denver College became the College of Central states in allowing traditional commu- I think my neighborhood bugs are on Keene Florida, with the new name reflecting nity colleges to offer baccalaureate and a rotating schedule. My neighbor at Long drive women No. 18 — Ann an evolving mission for the college that advanced college degrees through part- the top of the hill will spray. A few Suggs began serving the community more nerships with existing colleges and uni- weeks later the next neighbor will We would like to thank Travis Car- than a half century ago. versities. Currently, 17 of the state’s 28 spray. Then I will have to spray. It goes roll and the staff at Juliette Falls for Fifty-three years ago, community community colleges offer degree pro- down hill that way until we have to the organization and help provided. leaders in the area led the charge to es- grams. start all over. The bugs move from We would also like to thank the team tablish an educational resource to According to the Florida Department house to house. If we are lucky a few sponsors and merchants who donated serve Marion, Levy and Citrus counties. of Education website, the College of will kick the bucket along the way. prizes: This was the beginning of the Central Central Florida has agreements with The guys from Dunnellon Termite Ace Hardware Florida Junior College. public and private colleges to offer de- and Pest Control must have been in Alec’s Collision Center The college was based in Ocala. A gree programs in 27 subject areas, shock. My house was almost clean. All Pro Drywall year after Central Florida Junior Col- opening up new opportunities for local That is a rare occasion indeed. Bentley’s Restaurant lege was established, Hampton Junior students. I was so proud of myself. That it was Boise Building Solutions College opened in Ocala as one of the With a growing number of four-year not until they left and I found one of Brannen Bank of Dunnellon first black two-year colleges in the degree opportunities, the mission of my bras lying on one of the dinning Bulldog Bail BondsCarme state. the college has indeed broadened, and room chairs. I can hear my sister-in- Carmela’s Restaurant In 1966, Hampton Junior College renaming the college makes sense. The law cringing. “Those poor young men Community Builders merged with Central Florida Junior College of Central Florida has taken don’t want to see your underwear!” I Todd Craig (Morgan Stanley) College, and five years later, the name the path of many other Florida commu- am guessing they have probably seen DeWitt Sprinklers was changed to Central Florida Com- nity colleges, which have been re- worse. I know they have seen my DEX One Media Marketing munity College to reflect the purpose of named to take titles more fully house in a lot worse condition! Dunnellon Jewelry and Pawn a college serving a larger community. reflective of their new roles. I enjoy talking with Mr. Mitchell. He Fans Are A Breeze Branches of the college were opened Ultimately, what matters to local stu- is an avid reader like me. We swap Front Porch Restaurant in Bronson in 1982 and in Citrus County dents is not the name, but the opportu- book tips. He is one of the few people Gruffs on the River in 1984. The current Citrus County cam- nity the college offers them to advance I can talk about history with. Most of Nichols Lumber Company pus was opened in 1996. themselves. With a new name and an Oliver and Joseph, CPAs my family members are fiction read- As a community college, CFCC his- expanded mission, we are encouraged Pavarotti’s Pizza and Restaurant ers. I sure miss my Dad. He was a his- torically offered programs to prepare that our local college will continue of- Stor-Ridge tory buff too. students for a vocation, or programs to fering residents the opportunity for Sunniland Corporation The Mitchell family is like mine. prepare students to move on into four- higher education locally and at an af- Superior Aluminum They have 10 children (plus or minus). year degree programs. fordable price. That’s a winning combi- The Blue Gator You start to loose count after awhile. I However, within the past few years, nation for everyone involved. Weyerhaeuser meet very few people that come from A final special thanks to all the vol- large families. No one can afford it. unteers who contributed their time Not that we ever had money. We got by and enthusiasm to make the tourna- with hand-me-downs. Teens didn’t ment run smoothly. have TV’s, cars, phones, electronic Thanks again to all for your gener- games or computers when we were ous support, growing up. I wouldn’t want the bur- The Nichols Family den of raising a large family in these economic times. The Mitchells have See LETTERS page 5 raised very fine young men. They are courteous, respectful and well man- OPINIONS INVITED nered. I have never met the girls but I Riverland News suspect they were raised very well too. ● The opinions expressed in I enjoy my yearly chat with Mr. editorials are the opinions of the editorial Mitchell. Today we discussed George board of the newspaper. Washington, Winston Churchill, and ● Viewpoints depicted in political cartoons, the recent Arizona Immigration law. columns or letters do not necessarily repre- I showed him old photos my Dad had sent the opinion of the editorial board. from World War II. I am sure his helpers were bored to tears by the ● Groups or individuals are invited to express time they left. their opinions in a letter to the editor. Choosing local businesses is impor- ● All letters must be signed and include a On May 23, Romeo Baptist Church was presented with a plaque from Food-4- tant to me. I try to do it whenever I phone number and hometown, including let- Kids, Inc. Romeo Baptist Church is one of the founding fathers of this program can. Sometimes it isn’t affordable so I ters sent via e-mail, Phone numbers will not that feeds needy children in Dunnellon on weekends. It has a packing team have to go with Ocala businesses. A be printed or given out. We reserve the right and also provides donations of food and money each month. The plaque rec- man from my neighborhood owns to edit letters for length, libel, fairness and ognized their continued support and caring for those children in the commu- Coast To Coast Heating and Air. I nity who are in need. The pastor, Shawn Cutshall, wanted to recognize Jordan counted on him when my AC broke. good taste. and Shirley Schecter as the driving force behind Food-4-Kids, Inc. at the Using local workers strengthens our ● Letters to the editor must be no longer than church. He praised their efforts.If you are interested in additional information economy. Besides I get to meet some 550 words, and writers will be limited to two to volunteer, or to make a contribution, please call Linda at 489-3799. Food-4- very nice neighbors. letters per month. Kids, Inc. is a 501(C)3 Charity qualifying for a tax deduction. Riverland News, Thursday, June 10, 2010  5 LETTERS initial investment, please Florida Utilities provid- And speaking of Fed- contact him. ing electricity were eral laws, we must be continued from page 4 Dan Techentin granted a “monopolistic” made aware of the fact Chamber Chat… Raianbow Springs standing and are regu- that the Federal Trade Paving project lated by the Public Serv- Commission administers The first day of summer Chamber of Commerce for refunds due Legion post thanks Scouts for flag help ice Commission to the Interstate trade in- is coming up on June 20. their dedication and com- Everyone is due a re- supposedly protect the dustry and there are Seems to me it’s already mitment to the businesses fund for the roads. The members of Wall- citizens from abusive been here for a while; Hot, and the community and the Rives Post #58, The clear violations of some There is a pot of gold at practices and duplication of those trade laws taking Hot, Hot! Thank goodness giving of their time to sup- the end of the Rainbow American Legion wish to of areas. It is acknowl- we have two wonderful port and promote Dunnel- thank the 11 volunteers place as we speak when over Country Club Es- edged that this system PEF talks about maybe rivers here in Dunnellon to lon and, helping to make from Dunnellon Boy enjoy and call our own. We tates. All people have to worked very well under building a new Nuclear Dunnellon a place you want do is ask for it — $900.50 Scout Troop #452. Their the capitalistic democ- all know how beautiful and to live, prosper and grow. assistance in placing over Power Plant in Florida. each! racy of our times. The pristine the Rainbow River We thank them for their 200 flags on Veteran’s All of the users who are Judge Singbush has stockholders bought is, winding along for 5.7 contributions. We salute you graves at both Dunnellon paying for this proposed stock and the bondhold- miles. Perfect for taking a Mr/Ms Presidents. found for those who voted cemeteries on Saturday, facility live in a tightly ers bought the bonds cooling dip, tubing, snor- Gordon Reap – 1935, against the road paving May 29th sure made the knit area in Florida. PEF from PEF and in return keling and canoeing. Check George Dyer – 1936, A.D. project, ruling that Mar- annual event easier. will be “maybe” building out the headsprings at the were paid handsomely in Easlinger – 1937, Ernest ion County did not follow Carl F. Boos, a Nuclear facility in Rainbow Springs State dividends and interest on Molnar, 1938-1939, WM Florida Statute 85-467 Post 58 Historian Florida and they will be Park, awesome! and that the project was their investments. This Gracy – 1952-1959, H.H. under contractual obliga- The Withlacoochee has Keel – 1953 and 1958, “unconstitutional.” Since Group continues suit was the great American its own beauty, when you against Progress Energy capitalistic system at tions with utilities in JP Mason – 1954, what is “unconstitu- other States to inter- are on the Withlacoochee it There has been several work. If we continue John Dillon – 1955, Dave tional” for one is “uncon- change power. In other feels like you’ve gone back White – 1956, James Sher- startling developments in down our present path stitutional” for all, words, our dear Legisla- in time. The Withlacoochee rill – 1957, our legal dispute with we can kiss goodbye our originates in central property owners who ture tells PEF to charge Dan Fero – 1960 and 1983 voted “Yes” or did not Progress Energy Florida, American capitalistic Florida’s Green Swamp, democracy. all of their users to fi- Lawrence Hughs – 1965 – vote are equally entitled (hereafter referred to as east of Polk City. It flows 1966, Gerald Sheffield – As a user of PEF en- nance this venture so west, then north and then to a refund. PEF), about their steal- 1967/68, ergy, we have entered they can sell its power to turns northwest and finally Nay sayers have been ing our money to suppos- Bob Rogers – 1969, out of state utilities. This west again, moving through claiming that the county edly build a Nuclear into a contract with them Bill Fleming – 1970 – clearly violates mutuality Dunnellon, Lake Rousseau, Power Plant here in for which we pay for a 1973, A.L. Clements – 1974, is broke, but all the RS- of contracts and dissolves before it empties in the Florida. PEF has in- service they deliver. Our Ted Blauser – 1975, CCE paving money is sit- the users rights by creat- Gulf of Mexico. The River kwhr rate and added fuel Paul Johnson – 1976/78, ting in an escrow formed us that they have ing a relation wherein is 86 miles long. The name charge pay for the serv- Gary Manning – 1979, Jim account, just waiting to projected a huge time in- the users become obli- Withlacoochee is thought to be refunded! crease before they start ice of dependable elec- Slagle – 1980 –1981, tricity delivered to our gated to pay money in stem from a Muskhogeon Since the court has building a plant here and (American Indian) dialect, Dave Belcher – 1982, home or business. No and PEF has no obliga- ruled the project invalid, the projected cost now meaning ‘Little Big Water.’ Dennis Miller – 1984, H. problem so far — but tion at all, not even repay James “Bo” Brett – 1985, and this decision cannot will exceed $22 billion. the money if construction It is a great place for wait. Now our bill in- boaters, fishermen (catch Jerry Emerson – 1986, be appealed, all that All of this money will be is forestalled. cludes a substantial those big bass), cruising on James Slagle – 1987, Char- needs to be done is to ask paid for unconstitution- We have taken up this lie Keele – 1988, Wesley W. the court to include re- aly by their electric users charge having nothing a pontoon boat or just relax whatsoever to do with the crusade not only because at the City Beach. Wiseman – 1989, Allen E. maining land owners in and will go directly into of the economic impact Fort – 1990, Richard Willer the refund. the pockets of their stock- generation, transmission You don’t need to go far and distribution of elec- and the unfairness of the to enjoy a summertime of – 1991, Richard C. Davis, 19349 holders and their execu- tricity to us. This in itself Legislature and PEF to fun, Dunnellon has it all! Rebecca Spurlock – 1992, S.W. 90th Lane Road, 465- tives with absolutely no Jane Keele – 1993, Andrew is in violation of our State continue to rob its cus- Be careful outside on 0442, has agreed to be promise the plant will Fero – 1994, Constitution, Article 1, tomers, but also because these hot days of summer. lead plaintiff. He needs ever be built or the users Lanse Fero – 1995, Section 10 which states: we are determined to Heat stroke is a true med- help raising funds for the be paid back one cent of Richard Sandy – 1996, “No statute impairing the fight a cause that is un- ical emergency that can be lawyer’s retainer. If you the collected funds. This Michel Northsea – 1997, obligation of contracts American in its deriva- fatal if not properly and are willing to invest $50 was made possible by promptly treated. In ex- Bob Ferring – 1998, Jay shall be passed.” The tion and implementation. or $100 to get your Florida’s legislature en- treme heat and high hu- Easom – 1999, users made no contract It is not our intention to $900.50 back, and your acting statute 366.93, a to- midity, or vigorous exertion Cara Fitzgerald – 2000, with any Utility telling argue the merit’s for the Rebecca Spurlock – 2001, tally unfair and under the sun, the body them we will pay a fee needs of electric energy J.R. Lang – 2002, corruptive enactment. temperature rises. Drink (tax) to you for which we — we know that is ab- Frank Biercheck – 2003, Answers to puzzle on It is my sincere hope to lots of water, wear a hat, receive absolutely noth- solutely necessary to Dr, Cheryl Stanley – 2004, page 12 bring forth facts pertain- take lots of breaks and re- ing. There is no mutuality maintain our wonderful Joyce Bergeron – 2005, Don ing to this lawsuit so the member despite popular standard of living. But we Verity – 2006, Lanse Fero – customers of PEF will be of obligations where we belief the warmest time of cannot stand idly by and the day isn’t high noon. The 2007, Lisa Sheffield – 2008 able to understand the pay, they collect and we warmest is between the and 2009, Present – Vernon gravity of this situation. A get nothing in return. watch our state govern- hours of 3 and 6 p.m. ac- Martin Smith – 2010. brief review of the politi- This is also a violation of ment destroy our time- our Federal Constitution honored capitalistic cording to research. Take We’d also like to offer our cal and economic princi- Congratulations to the 2010 regarding the obligation democracy. care and think ‘water, ples involved will help to water, water.’ Dunnellon High School understand why our of contracts. PEF now ap- Elvere “Tommy” Graduates. The Chamber pears to be faced with Thompson The chamber has been es- group is so adamantly op- tablished for 75 years in wishes you well on your possible Federal inter- Dunnellon posed to the method of fi- Dunnellon. I would like to path to the future. We are vention by violating the Citizens for Rate nancing for this gigantic take this opportunity to proud of you. Payers Rights.com boondoggle. Historically, Constitution. salute all the past presi- Beverly Leisure dents of the Dunnellon Area Executive Director

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years old. We also have a finances, to family and son’s Center at 489-8021. SHINE service Navy League Cadet unit for many other areas. For more Legion Post SHINE (Serving Health Community events youth ages 10 through 13 information you may go to Insurance Needs of Elders) years old. the national website at Wall-Rives Post 58 is a statewide program of The American Legion at We provide a fun and www.reformu.com. Local the Florida Department of Party" "Death in them Thar 10730 U.S. 41, Dunnellon: Rainbow Lakes Estates challenging environment meetings are held every Elder Affairs. Trained The Marion County Hills" on Saturday, June 19 Regular meetings of the that is free of drugs, alco- Friday evening at 7 p.m. at SHINE Volunteers offer in- in the parish hall. Doors Post and Auxiliary are at 7 Board of County Commis- hol, tobacco, and gangs. Riverland Baptist Church, formation and assistance open at 6:30 p.m. Mystery p.m. on the first Wednesday sioners will hold a public Also, develop leadership 465-3171, one mile north of with Medicare, Medicare begins at 7 p.m. The Hall is monthly. hearing at 10 a.m. on June abilities and broaden Hwy. 40 on U.S. 41. Prescription Drug Plans, at the corner of Hwy. 40 Dinner is served from 17 to consider the tentative Cadets’ horizons using Medicare supplemental in- East and U.S. 4l north of Helping out 5:30 to 6:30 to members and adoption of the 2010-11 hands-on and self-paced surance, Medicaid pro- Dunnellon. Tickets are a Due to the oil spill, spouses and prospective budget of the Rainbow training. They are guided grams and prescription donation of $10 each, which YouToepia Day Spa in Dun- members preceding the Lakes Estates Municipal to become mature young assistance programs of- includes refreshments. nellon have now joined with meeting Service District (Rainbow adults whether they decide fered by pharmaceutical Ticket are available at the www.matteroftrust.org/ and Dunnellon Young Lakes Estates Community to join the military or not. companies. They can also church office and at Ace will be collecting hair and Marines meet from 6 p.m. Center, 4030 S. Deepwater For those that choose to provide valuable informa- Hardware in Dunnellon. leggings because this organ- to 9 p.m. every Tuesday. Court, Dunnellon). For ad- join the Navy or Coast tion about Medicare to per- For more information call ization will be using the BINGO is held every ditional information, con- Guard, the education and sons soon to turn 65. New 489-3166. Thursday evening. Doors tact Bob Foraker at training they receive will items collected to gather SHINE location: Dunnel- open at 4 pm. Games start 438-2323. Summer camp help them obtain advanced the oil. Its an amazing proj- lon Public Library, 20351 ect and we can help right at 6 pm. Food is available. Drill team show Camp Springs is offering rates if they enlist. Some Robinson Road. Available its Islands of Adventure other branches also award here in our own town by get- Third Saturday Outdoor 2010 Summer Buckle Se- second and fourth Tues- this summer for kids enter- advanced placement. ting a hair cut or just drop- Flea Market is held every ries Fun Show hosted by days from 10 a.m. to noon. ing K through fifth grade. Please come visit us at our ping off pantyhose. It’s a third Saturday. Vendors — the Great Adventure Drill The camp is being held by drill and online at matter of everyone helping $10. AA meetings Team! This highly enter- the Springs Children’s Min- www.manateediv.org. out so we can enjoy our All-You-Can-Eat Break- Alcoholics Anonymous taining event is free to istry of Springs Presbyte- Please contact our Com- water and beaches in the fast is held every third Sat- meeting: Every Wednesday spectators! The fun shows rian Church from July 19 to manding Officer LTJG Todd summer of 2010. urday from 7:30 to 10:30. and Saturday, at noon at will be held on: June 12, Donation —$5. The First Methodist July 23.It will offer partici- Dunn at 726-0522 or Dial 211 July 10, Aug. 14, and Sept. pants a variety of three pre- [email protected]. Church in Dunnellon at It has come to our atten- Toastmasters meet 21501 W. County Road 40 11. Come watch riders of all selected specialties such as See you soon. Dunnellon Toastmasters ages compete in exciting tion at the Annie Johnson (336 W and also Cedar cooking, fashion design, Senior and Family Service Club 1176 meets the second speed events such as Bar- woodworking and music. RU program Street, Dunnellon). Reformers Unanimous is Center, Inc. (A United Way and fourth Tuesday of each rels, Poles, and a Flag Early registration ($20) the largest and fastest based agency), that a large month at the Dunnellon TOPS in Rainbow Lakes Race; as well as the hilari- runs through July 1. For growing faith based addic- number of people are not Chamber of Commerce, This local group has been ous Freezie Pop Race! Con- registration information 20500 E. Pennsylvania Ave. supporting healthy weight cessions available at the tions program in America. aware of the 211 system call 489-8992. that is currently in opera- Meetings begin at 6:30 p.m. loss efforts in our commu- show! Call: 486-2599. Ad- RU tired of having to get advice from people who tion. Our agency is one of Guests are invited to learn nity for almost 30 years. dress: 2371 N.E. 105 Ave, Sea Cadets Come join the U.S. Naval know little about your many that refer individuals how Toastmasters can help Visitors are welcome to at- Bronson, Fla. or visit Sea Cadets Corps, Manatee struggles, or RU tired of in need of assistance and if them improve their public tend their first meeting www.greatadventuredrill- Division. The Manatee Di- having to pay hourly fees to you are in the Marion or speaking skills, boost their free of charge. Rainbow team.com. vision drills at Coast Guard hear yourself talk? If so, try Citrus County area you sim- confidence, and give them Lakes TOPS meets weekly Murder mystery party Station Yankeetown, in RU! We offer free group ply need to dial 211 from a an edge in their career or as on Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at The Altar and Rosary So- Yankeetown on the second and individual spiritual land line phone (cell they compete for a job. To 4030 S.W. Deepwater Court, ciety of St. John the Baptist weekend of each month. counseling on a wide vari- phones will not work) If you learn more, visit www.toast- Rainbow Lakes (from 41, Catholic church will be The Sea Cadets are for ety of topics from addic- have any questions or need masters.org, the club Web west on Rainbow Lakes hosting a "Murder Mystery youth ages 13 through 17 tion, to marriage, to assistance call Annie John- site at http://dunnellon.free- Blvd. 4.5 miles to Rainbow toasthost.ws/ or call Distin- Lakes Community Center.) guished Toastmaster John For information, call 489- Ryan at 489-0959. 7791 or 465-5807.

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00054EZ 000553L 000545U 00052YO 00051ZF Riverland News, Thursday, June 10, 2010  7 Watch the weather; Obituaries wait to water lawn Mary Ann Thomas Austin. She is survived by fore moving to Bethel, Wilma will always be re- The Southwest Florida quired by Florida law on Austin, 77 two aunts, Janie James of Conn. in 1974. In 1992 she membered for her beauti- Water Management District all automatic irrigation sys- Mary Ann Thomas Ocala and Sue VanZandt of retired from her position as ful smile and warm and is encouraging residents tems. Austin, 77, of Dunnellon, Jackson, Miss.; uncle, Jack an executive secretary with caring way. She will be lov- who irrigate their lawns to Make sure the rain sen- Price of Tupelo, Miss. IBM and in 1996 moved to ingly missed by family and "watch the weather, wait to sor is located away from died May 29, 2010 at Estelle Hospice House in Ocala. A memorial service will Dunnellon. She was a friends. water" during the summer overhead obstructions, be held for Ann on Satur- member of the Methodist Visitation was Tuesday, months of June, July, Au- with a clear view of the sky She was born March 19, day, June 12 at 11 a.m. at the church most of her life, ac- from 2 to 4 p.m. at the gust and September. and at least five feet away 1933 in Tupelo, Miss. Dunnellon women’s Club, tive in church affairs, held According to research by from air conditioning units Ann had polio when she Roberts Funeral Home in the University of Florida, or pool heaters. Check it was 15 years old that left 11756 Cedar Street, Dun- many offices, served on nu- Dunnellon. Funeral serv- an average of three-quar- regularly to make sure the her left side paralyzed. She nellon. In lieu of flowers merous committees and ices were Wednesday, June ters of an inch of water device is working properly fought back and got so she donations may be sent to was a Sunday school 9, 2010 at 11 a.m. at the First the North Central Florida’s teacher for many years. every three to five days is and that the corresponding could walk with aid of United Methodist Church Post Polio Group of Dun- She was an enthusiastic enough to replenish grass switch in the control box is crutches. She then went on of Dunnellon. Burial fol- nellon. tennis and golf player and during the summer. West- set at “on." Test the device to become a legal secretary. lowed at 2:30 p.m. at the central Florida receives an by wetting the sensor to member of the Rainbows She worked most of her life John S. Crosby, 75 Florida National Cemetery, average rainfall of 53 verify the system won’t op- End Ladies Golf Associa- in Houston, Texas. There John S. Crosby, 75, of Bushnell. inches a year, and most of erate when the controller tion. She also was past was a period when she and Dunnellon Roberts Funeral Home that falls between June and has received the set died June 2, chairman of the Rainbow was in charge or arrange- September. If your lawn is amount of water. her husband, Jim Austin, Springs Clubhouse Com- worked in the theatre and 2010. ments. receiving enough water During the summer, ad- Survivors mittee and volunteer at from rainfall, you can oper- just the sensor to interrupt entertainment business. Henry Ledford, 66 include his wife, Ethel; Rainbow Springs State ate your irrigation system irrigation after three-quar- After her retirement, she Dunnellon children, Joan, John D. Park. manually and wait to turn it ters of an inch of rain. You moved to Ocala to be near Henry Wayne Ledford, (Katarina), Robert (Pati). Survivors include her on as needed. can purchase a new rain her mother and other rela- 66, of Dunnellon, died June Interment was at Florida loving husband, Ben; sons, Research also shows that sensor at home improve- tives. Due to Post Polio Syn- 3, 2010 under the loving National Cemetery. David (Sarah) of Charlotte, overwatering makes your ment stores, where prices drome, she was then care of his family and Hos- Arrangements were en- N.C., Douglas (Cheryl) of lawn less drought-tolerant range from $17 to $60. confined to a wheelchair. pice of Marion County. and can encourage pests In addition to an auto- trusted to Roberts Funeral Manassas, Va.; four grand- She moved to Dunnellon in He is survived by his and disease. matic shutoff device, it is Home of Dunnellon. children, Taylor and Ashley children, Allen Ledford of In addition to watching also important to make 1991 where she resided of Charlotte, N.C., Vance the weather, a rain sensor sure the rest of your irriga- until her death. She loved Wilma Grace Warren, 72 and Brooke of Manassas, Dunnellon, Travis Ledford is a simple device that will tion system is working Dunnellon and when Wilma Grace Warren, 72, Va.; two sisters, Alice Tall- of Dunnellon, Dwight Led- help you determine if your properly. health permitted, was ac- of Dunnellon, died Sunday, madge of Sugar Loaf, N.Y., ford of Elizabethton, Tenn. lawn has received enough On your irrigation day, tive in Dunnellon’s June 6, 2010 after a lengthy Edith Volk of Tucson, Ariz.; and step-children, Melissa rain. A rain sensor will manually start your irriga- Woman’s Club, North Cen- illness. She was born sister-in-law, Ruth Kolinski Sampson and Chris Samp- override your system when tion system for each zone to tral Florida’s Post Polio March 11, 1938 in Goshen, of Critz, Va.; several nieces son, both of New Port enough rain has fallen. As check for leaks, broken group, Women’s Fellowship N.Y. to the late Nettie and and nephews. Richey. water evaporates from the pipes, damaged or tilted group and Dunnellon’s Howard Vance. She mar- She was preceded in Private cremation will device, the irrigation sys- sprinkler heads, blocked Writer’s Guild. ried her husband, Ben- death by brothers, Howard take place under the direc- tem will resume normal op- sprinkler patterns and She was preceded in jamin, on June 1, 1958. and Russell Vance and sis- tion of Brown Funeral eration. In fact, automatic overspray onto surfaces death by her mother, Annie Wilma lived most of her ters, Isabel Moore, Rose Home and Crematory in shutoff devices, such as such as roads and side- Riggs and Betty Vance. Lecanto, FL. rain sensors, are now re- walks. G. Fisk and husband, Jim life in New York State be-

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Members of the Class of 2010 took part in community service projects such as this group that turned out for the annual Relay for Life.

Alexandra Acevedo Cynthia Aguayo Kali Ahearn Franceskah Alcena Kenny Alexis Lesley Alvarez Andrew Attanasio Kevin Autie

Kyle Bach Jack Bachman Matthew Backlund Micah Baly Admiral Barrientos Tevyn Barry Matthew Bassett Melissa Baumgartner

Sara Bayles Amanda Beasley Nathan Beauregard Kacey Bello Monique Benjamin Christa Bennett Sarah Blatnik Denise Blauser

Kurt Bodenstein Nicole Bork Brittany Bosley David Bouton Kirsten Boykin Justin Bridge Lateisha Brooks Terrence Brooks

Katelin Brown Reginald Brown Felicia Burbank Kenneth Burton Peter Butterini Angelo Cabrera Brett Campbell Byron Carlsen

Karla Carrasquillo Jessica Casasola Gabrielle Castro-Rosinski Woodine Charles Maria Chavira Ashley Christensen Brent Ciquera Giselle Colon Riverland News, Thursday, June 10, 2010  9 Dunnellon High School Class of 2010

Kelsey Confer Joseph Conkel Cody Cooke Danielle Cooper Joshua Cote Robert Crosby Abdiel Cruz Johmar Cruz

Andrew Curbelo Fayetta Dancer Diana David Alexandria Davila Jeannelle Davis Ronald Dawson Taylor Dean William Degennaro

Dawn DeGraaf Laura DeJesus Sabrina Delano Zapata Zaxston Dennis Bernard DePascale Kennia Destima Phillip Dezelan Yoseline Diaz-Lopez

Steven DiBiasio Terrance Dowse Rosemary Doyle Justin Dunning Bret Durham Devin Duska Kassandra Duska Bradley Easom

Mohamed Elaouad Melissa Elkins Mike Emery Kasey Fagan Jordan Ferington Amanda Ferreira Matthew Fields Connor Fleming

Donald French Fulmore De’braione Jacob Futch Stephen Gagnier Ricardo Gamboa Irazely Garaboa Abraham Garcia Jennifer Garcia

Ana Raquel Garcia Shalaunte Gardner Justin Garofalo Bryan George Stanley Gerome Shelby Goicochea Stefanie Gomez Christian Gonzalez

Jacob Gonzalez Kelvin Gonzalez Ada Gonzalez-Vazquez Kalynn Goodloe Chris Granholm Auburn Grybko Elvin Hache-Alvarez Nickolas Haddock

Sasha Hamilton Kristie Hanewinckel Neelam Harinandansingh Robert Hatfield Olivia Hendricks Jackeline Hernandez Mayra Herrera Villa Rebecca Hetherington

John Hibbett Christian Hilton Kimberly Hodge Ashley Huening Melissa Huffman Shaneeza Hussain Matthew Hutchinson Leanne Iler

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Chelsea Jungwirth Jared Jurczak Ryan Jury Michelle Karrh Marissa Keeley Natascha Kehri Spencer Kidney Morgan Kiedeisch

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Alexander Powell Kyle Pye Lindsey Pye Hayley Qualls Sarah Quereux Joselyn Quinones Kellyn Quintero Yolianne Ramirez

Carmen Ramos Natalie Ramos Roberto Ramos Larry Rey Justin Reynolds Chance Richardson Juan Rivera Holly Roberson

Candice Roberts Daniel Roberts Stephanie Roberts Roxanna Rodney Beatrice Rodriguez Christian Rodriguez Jonathan Rodriguez Keila Perez Rodriguez

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John Sanders Isabel Sandoval Eric Santiago Bianca Saqui Arianna Schofield Candace Scott Joseph Scott Sara Searcy

Viviane Severe Meghan Shaw Stanley Shaw Nicholas Silardi Jocelyn Silva Clarence Simmons Joseph Simms Lisa Simms

Sherica Smith Tamika Smith Michael Smythe Lanie Snell Zurisadai Soto Savannah Stephens Brandi Sweeting Anthony Talley

Crystal Taveras Dentry Tolbert Nicole Torres Dairelys Torres-DeLeon Dallas Towns Jossie Troche Katelyn Trowers Matthew Trowers

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Amberly Waldron Cassandra Waldron Keemar Ward Tiffaney White Robert Whiting Sarah Wiese Aaron Williams

Amelia Williams Victoria Williams Bobby Wilson Rachael Woods Samantha Wright Sarah Wypyszinski Jamison Youngstrom 12  Riverland News, Thursday, June 10, 2010 Summer enrichment courses open The 2009-2010 marathon Bridge winners are; seated, left to right: Millie Morales, Ruth Brucker and Luise Dunnellon Middle School will host Pellett. Standing; Melanie Meyn, Betty Von Seggern, open House/Orientation, Thursday Pat Grams and Sandra Leaper. Aug. 19 from 6 to 8 p.m. School starts, Marathon Bridge Club Monday Aug. 23. School is over, but Summer Feeding Pro- How do you say, “And a was served at 12:30 p.m. some students have cho- gram –provides free good time was had by all?” Winners of the 2010-2011 That was the overwhelming Marathon Year were: sen the opportunity to breakfast and lunch to consensus of the Rainbow First Place — Ruth head back to classes all students regardless of Springs Marathon Bridge Brucker and Millie Morales starting Monday, June income level. The pro- Winston and Betty Britt will celebrate their 50th wed- Club as they met at 9:30 Second Place — Pat 14, for various learning gram will operate in 19 ding anniversary on June 10. Betty is a Marion a.m. at Juliette Falls for Grams and Betty Von- programs. central school kitchens County native and worked for the Marion County their annual luncheon Segeran Schools with summer and 31 satellite feeding School Board as cafeteria manager for over 30 meeting on Wednesday, Third Place — Sandra programs will operate locations and run from years. Winston owned a dental lab for over 40 years. May 19. Of course, the Leaper and Luise Pellett on a four-day week this June 14 – Aug. 5. For ad- Since retirement they have enjoyed travel and their steaming, fresh, hot coffee Fourth Place — Lora summer, Monday and tea did much to get the Ghan and Mary Jones ditional information on five granddaughters. Winston and Betty enjoyed a through Thursday. The any of these programs, surprise party honoring the occasion given by their morning off to a great start. Fifth Place — Ellie Ko- schedule runs from 8:30 Each team played their erner and Melanie Meyn contact Chris Van Vliet, three daughters. a.m.-3:30 p.m. Some of final game of the Marathon The Marathon Bridge 671-4191. Year, scores were tallied Club meets once a month, the programs that are New High School and a short business meet- September through May, being offered are: Graduation require- CCLEANMASTER CLLEEAANNMMAASSTTEERR Summer Enrichment ing held before everyone and membership is open to ments have been ap- Courses – more than 75 CCARPET CAARRPPEETT && UUPHOLSTERYUPPHHOOLLSSTTEERRYY CCLEANINGCLLEEAANNIINNGG was served a delicious all Rainbow Springs and proved by the Florida luncheon (chicken salad Dunnellon residents. 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00051PV 5166685 Christie Dental Riverland News, Thursday, June 10, 2010  13 Dunnellon 4-H Club awards Students enjoy career day The Dunnellon 4-H On June 1 we had our an- had our own, Mr. Victor’s sat at the original desks in Club held its Awards Cer- nual "career day" at Dunnel- band, "Turning Edge" with the Old Capital Building emony, Wednesday, June lon Elementary School. Ms. Robin and Leon Woodard, and listened to the Educa- 2 in the Media Center. Flood, our guidance coun- Mark LaRue, Bob Gullick, tion Bill and proceeded to Taylor Volker opened the selor did a wonderful job of Scott Vanhoeck, and Shawn vote and add to the bill. Stu- ceremony to start things getting speakers from the Perret who really rocked out dents’ final destination was off. There was a slide community for this event. in the courtyard! to watch the IMAX movie presentation of the past We had Dunnellon Florist, We had a very enjoyable “The Hubble.” year activities that the represented by Martha day learning about different Ms. Hamer reports on her parents enjoyed. The Vaughn, the owner, and Inez careers. Thanks to Ms. ESE students, "The kids club did a review of its Christianson. They showed Flood for her hard work in liked visiting the butterfly activities, such as the how to make a floral putting it together for us. garden the best! They were food drive, video produc- arrangement and how you Johnny Appleseed visited so excited to see all of the tions, Consumer Choice use math as well as creativ- the media center on different colors and sizes of Judging, projects from ity! Mr. Barnard and Mr. Wednesday, June 2 for our butterflies. The kids wanted the fair, to the Seminole Driscoll came with a Coast annual Folk Tale Bowl for to try counting how many we Garden Project to name Guard boat and talked about second graders. The teams saw but lost count because just a few. The members making rescues on the competed against each there were so many. They received awards for the water. There were two other answering questions were very cautious not to Southeastern Youth Fair EMT’s who let the children from 12 folk tale books they step on them. We had previ- look inside the ambulance. read and studied in class. ously learned about the life to Leadership Awards. Mrs. Xiora Diaz, 4-H County Extension Agent spoke Parents got to view the The firefighters showed the For the second year in a row, cycle stages and the stu- of the different opportunities that 4-H has to offer gear they wear to fight a fire. Ms. Martin’s class took the dents were able to apply videos the members and presented the Seminole Garden Awards. made; “Diary of Pig” and Linda Caldwell, brought her trophy back to class! Ms. that knowledge to this real the “Seminole Garden Mrs. Xiora Diaz, the 4- when they leave the ele- therapy dog YooHoo, who Moncada’s class won 2nd world experience. They Project.” H County Extension mentary level. participates in Therapy place. Congratulations to have been talking about the The 4-H Tiger Cub Agent spoke of the differ- These members re- Dogs International, Paws for these teams for all they trip ever since we got back." Award went to Matthew ent opportunities that 4- ceived Awards for their Love. Therapy dogs are learned! Ms. Blanchette reports on Livingston, Chase H has to offer. She told entries in the Southeast- highly trained and are used Ms. Hartigan reports,"The the Cubs Cove field trip, "We Creamer and Daniel members and parents ern Youth Fair. They in places such as nursing Safety Patrol and 4-H mem- had an excellent time at the Spence. This award went how much Dunnellon were; Karalyn Baker, homes. It has been proven bers took a day and went to Homosassa Butterfly Gar- that interaction with a dog Tallahassee. Friday, May 28 den. When we arrived they to a first year member participated in the vari- Maggie Barde, Megan or cat lowers blood pres- students pulled out of their split us into three groups. who participated in al- ous 4H Activities. She Barde, Christopher Bell, sure, depression and stress. school parking lot at 6:45 One group went in to see a most every activity and is presented the Seminole Rayanna Carlisle, Han- Traffic Officer P. Youmans a.m. The students enjoyed movie with great close ups an up and coming 4-H Garden Awards. nah Chung, Chase was here on his motorcycle the Florida History Mu- of the butterfly lifecycle. Member in each grade Serenity Skillman and Creamer, Bryce Fedo, and K-9 Officer Levay with seum, the Old and New Cap- The next group when level. The Work Horse Rylie Nonnemacher were Landon Futch, Matthew "Apollo" arrived in their po- ital Buildings. They started through different rooms that Award went to Hannah awarded the Leadership Livingston, Hanna Mello, lice car. We learned the back off at the museum and took showed the stages of the Chung for always going Award for their continu- Rylie Nonnemacher, Bai- of the car is specially fitted a step back in time. From butterfly lifecycle. Our the extra mile. The out- ous leadership in work- ley Orman, Dalton to accommodate "Apollo." It there they went to the New guide Bobby showed the stu- standing 3rd grade mem- Orman, Destiny Ray, Re- ing with the younger has a kennel in place of a Capital Building and toured dents examples of many dif- ber was Maggie Barde, members. Serenity then becca Ray, Lindsay Red- 4th grade was Lindsay back seat. Michael Joiner the House of Representa- ferent Florida butterflies in spoke about the 4-H Tal- dick, Deborah Rodriques, was here with some karate tives and the Senate House. all the different stages. He Reddick and the 5th lahassee Day while Rylie Serenity Skillman, grade was Taylor Turner. students from the Sepul- The view from the 22nd also let them know what spoke of the 4-H Council. Daniel Spence, Taylor vedas ATA Martial arts floor was a sight for most. specific type of plant they These three members ex- The girls wanted the Turner, Taylor Volker, celled in every area of school. He stressed how Next stop was the Old Capi- ate. Finally after lunch we younger members to and Hannah Warren. they train the mind and tal Building. Students got to all went into a huge aviary the 4-H Program through- know what they can do as Congratulations to all for out the year. body of students ages 3 to 80! participate in a “mock” filled with butterflies and they continue in 4-H a successful year! And last but not least, we passing of a bill. Students butterfly plants. HEARING AIDS Digital Hearing Aids

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Boys and Girls Clubs Join us every Wednes- day at 6 p.m. for Charac- Hip replacement Church events ter for Christ Kids Clubs. This is for ages 3 years old to 6th grade. They Early registration ($20) Summer camp First Bethel Church will have activities, Bible alternative here runs through July 1. For Noah’s Christian Acad- There will be a Commu- lessons, Christian charac- registration information Citrus Memorial Health from hip pain. As my pa- emy “Teaching Children nity Noon Day Prayer from ter development and call 489-8992. System is proud to an- tients are staying physi- Two By Two.” Preschool noon to 1 p.m. every Tues- leaders that love and day and Thursday at First nounce that Dr. Eric cally active much later in classes ages 1 through 3 Family Enrichment Day care for them. Please see Bethel Church, Hwy. 41 in Hirsch of CMH Orthopedic life, I’ve needed an alter- years old “Free” VPK for all. 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Call 489-2820 for with free barbecue ribs and more information. group now is a great time! nique. pain due to osteoarthritis, chicken. The mayor of Dun- St. Johns Bingo Call Allen Thompson at Rather than replacing St. John the Baptist dysplasia or avascular Red Level Baptist nellon is expected along 465-5853 for upcoming the entire hip joint, as in a Catholic Church is now en- necrosis, and for whom Red Level Baptist with a representative from events and more details. total hip replacement, hip tering its 36th year of contin- total hip replacement may Church, 11025 W. Dunnel- the sheriff ’s office. resurfacing simply shaves uous bingo to the Dunnellon Living Water Wesleyan not be appropriate due to lon Road will host High and caps a few centimeters Bible study resumes area with excellent no smok- their increased level of Seas Expedition June 11, Church services of bone within the joint. Peace Lutheran ing facilities in the Father Sunday school/disciple- physical activity. For this 12 and 13. It runs from 9 The bone-conserving ap- Church has resumed Stegeman Hall at the corner ship classes are held reason, most surgeons feel a.m. to 3 p.m. on June 11 proach of the Birmingham Wednesday evening Bible of U.S. Hwy 41. And Hwy. 40, each Sunday at 9:50 a.m. it will be ideal for patients and 12 and 9 a.m. to noon Hip Resurfacing System study, preceded by a light Dunnellon. Games are held with classes for all ages. under age 65 who live non- on June 13. For more infor- preserves more of the pa- meal at 6:30 p.m. The every Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. Clubhouse for children sedentary lifestyles. mation call 795-2086 or visit tient’s natural bone struc- family of Peace welcomes and Wednesday evening at and Wesleyan Youth for While the Birmingham www.redlevelbaptist.com. tures and stability, residents of Dunnellon 5:30 p.m. Doors open early. teens is held each Sun- Hip Resurfacing implant covering the joint’s sur- Summer camp and surrounding commu- Jackpots are changed day at 4 p.m. Wednesday closely matches the size of faces with an all-metal im- Camp Springs is offering nities to join them on weekly and several different evening is prayer/praise a patient’s natural femoral plant that more closely its Islands of Adventure Wednesdays for dinner, games are offered. Cost is and Bible study at 6 p.m. resembles a tooth cap than head (hip ball), it is sub- this summer for kids enter- fellowship and Bible based on how many cards The Bible study is cur- a hip implant. This ap- stantially larger than the ing K through fifth grade. study. Other opportuni- you buy, with a basic pack- rently in the “Acts of the proach reduces the post- femoral head of a tradi- The camp is being held by ties for Bible study at age starting at $11.50. Apostles.” The public is operative risks of tional total hip replace- the Springs Children’s Min- Peace are Wednesdays at Wednesday is a $2 off price invited to attend these dislocation and inaccurate ment implant. This istry of Springs Presbyte- 10 a.m. and Sundays at 9 on your games and l/2 price services. 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465-4225 Highway 41, Left at Church Sign on 6201950 465-0200 Community Functions Worship In His Name” WWW . NCUU . ORG SW 5 th Place 4202489 www.SharingGodsLight.org 0214361 Catholic Community of Peace Dunnellon Mission Possible Attend the Lutheran Church MINISTRIES St. John the Baptist Missouri Synod Seventh-day Father Emmanuel Akalue, Pastor HOPE V. David Lucas, Jr. worship Terry L. McKee, Pastor Adventist Church Senior Pastor MASSES Evangelical Lutheran Sunday Welcome To Our Services 9921 N. Deltona Boulevard service of Saturday Reconciliation . .3:30 PM Church, ELCA (352) 489-3886 Adult Bible Class9:00 A.M. www.missionpossibleministries.com Saturday Vigil ...... 4:30 PM Sunday School9:00 A.M. Hwy. 41 & Hwy. 40 9425 N. Citrus Springs Blvd. your Worship Service10:00 A.M. Sundays Saturday 489-5511 Sunday ...... 8:00 AM and 10:30 AM Worship ...... 10:30 am Wednesday Sabbath School . . . . 9:30 AM Pastor Lynn Fonfara Spanish Translation Provided choice (Nursery Care & Children’s Church Provided) Sunday - Spanish...... Noon Bible Study 10:00 A.M. Sermon ...... 11:00 AM COMMUNION: Every Sunday Light Meal6:30 P.M. Tuesday Mon. Thru Fri...... 8:00 AM Wednesdays Bible Study 7:00 P.M. Bible Study ...... 7:00 PM Sunday Service: Worship Youth Group, Bible Study & Holy Days. . .. .8:00 AM and 5:00 PM The Church On The Hill For more information: 9:30 a.m. 5201547 Kid’s Programs ...... 7 pm 7525 S. Highway 41, Dunnellon HWY 41,Just 5 miles Sunday School (Nursery Care Provided) 3201543 north of Dunnellon 352-489-3455 8:15 a.m. ARMS OF MERCY FOOD PANTRY 352-489-3166 1201929 Go to our web page: 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month. Peace Lutheran Church 8201908

6201958 www.dunnellonsdachurch.com www.stjohncc.com 489-5881 Hopelutheranelca.com 8:00 am-11:00 am Dunnellon Presbyterian Church Attend the Jeffrey W. Welch, Pastor 20641 Chestnut Street Corner of Chestnut & Ohio Streets worship In The Historic District 489-2682 service of Sunday Worship ...... 8:30 AM 0004UOB your Sunday School ...... 9:45 AM Call Skipper at 489-2731 Worship ...... 11:00 AM Nursery Provided To Place Your Ad in the choice For All Servic es Church Directory [email protected] 0201919 Riverland News, Thursday, June 10, 2010  15 Angling for a million-dollar bass

Fishermen around Dun- who take advantage of our acres of freshwater lakes, where in the state, except Bass Bounty. The contest is Foundation of Florida, Inc., nellon and the rest of resources. The most recent ponds and reservoirs, and for the Keys. open to all anglers legally a non-profit, public-sup- Florida are assisting the National Survey of Fishing, 12,000 miles of rivers, BASS’ top 25 bass of all fishing in any public body port organization that en- Florida Fish and Wildlife Hunting and Wildlife-Asso- streams and canals all time now includes 20 fish of water in Florida from hances FWC conservation Conservation Commission ciated Recreation again loaded with bass, Florida is from California, two from July 5 to Aug. 1. Sign-up efforts. However, neither (FWC) by filling out surveys ranked Florida No. 1 in in- a Mecca for bass anglers. Florida, two from Japan costs $7 per day or $19 for the FWC nor the state of on bass fishing. The infor- state anglers (2.8 million), The Florida largemouth and one from Georgia. In one week, but the first 1,000 Florida endorses any indi- mation gathered, along angler expenditures ($4.4 bass population is geneti- both California and Japan, entrants will receive a 50- vidual company, and with scientific information, billion), angler-supported cally unique and has been the bass in question are im- percent discount and pay Bounty Fishing is solely re- will help create a draft jobs (75,068) and state and stocked worldwide because ports that came from just $38 for all four weeks. sponsible for its products Florida Black Bass Man- local taxes generated by of its potential for rapid Florida. To sign up for the Florida and fulfillment of any of- agement Plan. sport fishing ($440 million). growth to trophy size (more To make the most of your Million Dollar Bass Bounty fers. This plan is an evolving In addition, Florida has far than 10 pounds). Moreover, fishing license dollars and or a free June fishing tour- BountyFishing will share strategy to establish more International Game Florida has shoal, spotted federal excise taxes on fish- nament, visit www.bounty- information with the FWC Florida as the undisputed Fish Association (IGFA) and Suwannee bass, each of ing tackle and motor boat fishing.com/FL. as part of the Black Bass “Bass Fishing Capital of records than any other which exist in discrete fuels, the FWC is beginning BountyFishing.com pro- Management Plan initiative. the World,” in addition to state or country. areas and require specific to hold meetings with a cit- vides anglers an opportu- FWC biologists are certain a habitat and food bases to being the “Fishing Capital Similarly, Florida pro- izens’ Technical Advisory nity to compete in fishing largemouth bass exceeding maintain their populations. of the World.” duces many of the world’s Group to look at the results contests to win cash and the current official record of Programs such as the Black Florida currently is the premier bass fisheries, and Bass Grand Slam promoted of the first two waves of prizes from their favorite 17 pounds, 4 ounces (set in “Fishing Capital of the bass anglers spend more in BassMaster Magazine are public surveys. The first fishing spots. To promote July 1986) is waiting to be World” based on the num- than 14 million days each drawing more attention to full draft plan, due out catch-and-release fishing, caught. In 2008, an 18- ber of anglers, amount of year here, which generates these limited populations – sometime in August. The BountyFishing uses FBI- pound, 8-ounce bass was time spent fishing, eco- $1.25 billion for the state’s necessitating greater atten- final plan is anticipated to strength image-analysis caught, photographed and nomic impact and tourists economy. With 3 million tion to conservation prac- be approved in early Janu- software to validate win- released in Florida. It ex- tices. ary 2011 after additional ners based on catch photos. ceeded the record but was Florida’s native and public input. For a free trial offer of an not certified by an FWC bi- Parkview Lanes Weekly News widely dispersed popula- To encourage bass an- Internet-managed fishing ologist; nor was a 20-pound, glers to catch and properly tournament, visit 2-ounce hawg hooked in Congratulations: Scott Holder Hotshots: Hand- tions of black bass are report Florida’s next state www.bountyfishing.com/FL 1923, or several other bass Brown won the Bingo Pot icap: Robert Stein available in thriving natu- record bass, BountyFishing . A part of your tournament reported to our “Big Catch” during the Wednesday 257,722; James Schlegel ral habitats within a 30- to is hosting a Million Dollar fees goes to the Wildlife angler-recognition program. Night Scratch league, 248,709; Harry Rauch 248; 60-minute drive from any- earning $128 while rolling Saad Bouve 267,687; Betty a 761 series. Wood 244,681. Scratch: League and Tourney Chuck Hindbaugh scores as of June 6: 215,597; Harry Rauch Health advisory on freshwater Suncoast Seniors 194,523; Saad Bouve NOTAP: Handicap: 210,516; Judy Hindbaugh As summer approaches activities involving bodies when the amoeba enters activities in shallow, warm Arnold Wernsing 302; 165; Julie Smith 454. and local temperatures of freshwater, they should the body through the nose freshwater areas. Brenda Dooley 299,797; Bowlers Of The Week: rise, the Marion County closely monitor their health and travels to the brain and Symptoms of Naegleria George Simonson 809; Scott Brown, 167 pins over Health Department is ad- and seek medical treatment spinal cord. fowleri infection include Ruth Delvecchio 319,871; his average, and Ruth vising citizens to take pre- if infection is suspected.” The following precau- headache, fever, nausea, Julie Nagengast 302,838; Delvecchio, 121 pins over cautions while swimming Naegleria fowleri is a tions are advised to de- vomiting, stiff neck, Betty Berardi 838. her average. in warm freshwater lakes naturally occurring micro- crease the possibility of seizures, hallucinations, Scratch: Jerry Holzwarth Adult/Youth League: and ponds due to the threat scopic amoeba commonly infection: and loss of balance and 241,620; Arnold Wernsing The Tuesday night Young posed by the amoeba Naeg- found in the bottom of Wear nose clips or hold bodily control. The disease 238; George Simonson and Restless league began leria fowleri. freshwater lakes and the nose shut when swim- progresses rapidly and can 620; Murphy Combs 618; last week, but has space “There is an increased ponds. Although infection ming, jumping or diving in result in death within 3 to 7 Apt Combs 215; Ruth for new teams if they join risk of infection by Naegle- with the amoeba is very any freshwater. days. Delvecchio 206,532; Betty before June 15. The for- ria fowleri in all freshwater rare, the risk of infection by Avoid water-related ac- Properly cleaned, main- Berardi 526. mat is three games, with a areas in Florida, especially Naegleria fowleri is most tivities in warm freshwater tained and chlorinated Wednesday Night team consisting of one during hot summer common when water tem- during periods of high pools do not pose a risk for Scratch: Scott Brown adult and one youth. To months,” said Dr. Nathan peratures exceed 80 de- water temperature and low infection. 278,761; Ryan Aguilar sign up, or for more infor- Grossman, director of the grees Fahrenheit. water levels. For more information, 268,723; Judy Timmons mation, call John Salt- Marion County Health De- Infection, known as pri- Avoid digging in or stir- contact the Marion County 223,579; Stephanie Flory marsh at 352-361-6818 the partment. “If citizens are mary amebic meningoen- ring up the sediment while Health Department at 629- 213,562. Center at 352-489-6933. going to participate in any cephalitis (PAM), occurs taking part in water-related 0137.

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