Bronson Youth 8A Williston Fire Rates 3A Levy County Bronson Football 1B The Rye Grass Tourney 1B WMS Football 1B CK Seafood Festival 8B Your Locally-Owned County Paper of Record since 1923 VOL. 91, NO. 15 JournalTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2014 50 CENTS Chiefl and City Commission Pays for County Study of EMS Funding By Terry Witt city’s request to pay for half of the study’s cost and wasn’t fi gured out where it would get the estimated $134,000 in Senior Staff Writer supportive of the city’s request to bill the city on a monthly startup costs for the unit. Th ey wanted to get the study out of or quarterly basis for the cost of the study. But City the way fi rst. Chiefl and City Commissioners voted unanimously Commissioner Betty Walker said she has talked to county Commissioner Rollin Hudson reminded commissioners Monday to fund the entire $11,000 cost of the county study offi cials and she believes the county will support monthly or with a question he asked of Walker that they would be that will determine whether the funding source for the quarterly billing. funding a study by the county’s Tallahassee law fi rm, Nabors county’s ambulance service could be jeopardized by adding She reminded commissioners that if they refused to pay Giblin and Nickerson with no guarantee that a positive an Advanced Life Support non-transport truck in Chiefl and. for the study it would end any chance of the city being able report would emerge saying an ALS non-transport could be Th e Levy County Commission last week rejected the to operate an ALS non-transport unit. Th e city still hasn’t licensed in Chiefl and. continue to page 8A Williston Firefi ghters Move to New Digs as Building Is Repaired

By Terry Witt Senior Staff Writer

Williston fi refi ghters moved out of their living quarters Wednesday into a temporary “tent city” next door as work began to shore up the walls and foundation of the police and fi re building damaged by sinkhole activity. Ramjack Corporation began preliminary work to install support pilings throughout the building under the direction of a project manager hired by the city’s property insurer, the Florida League of Cities. City offi cials discovered several months ago that sinkhole activity was causing the walls of the building to sink and bend as the ground slowly gave way. Th e city hired Ramjack to install pilings to shore up the building. It took some time to get the project underway. City Manager Scott Lippmann said the work is now in an accelerated stage. “I think we’re going to get an excellent product out of it,” said Lippmann. “Th ey’ve accelerated the process now that we’ve brought all the resources to bear.” City fi re and police offi cials like the current central location of the police continue to page 3A

Value Adjustment Protesters from ACT for America and the Counter-Terrorism Advisory Group made a stand on Sept. 18 in front of Pugh Hall at the University of Florida objecting highly to the Islamic Studies conference entitled, “Global Islam and the Quest for Public Space” headlined by John Esposito a Georgetown professor and known Board Rejects Winn apologist for radical Islam and founding director of the Saudi- sponsored Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding in the Walsh School of Foreign Service. The conference was part of the new Dixie’s Request Global Islamic Studies Center program at UF. Photo courtesy of frontpagemag.com For more on this see page 4A By Terry Witt Senior Staff Writer Dry, Dusty Weather Permits Th e Levy County Value Adjustment Board rejected a request by Chiefl and’s Winn Dixie Store Monday to lower the property values by Picking of Peanuts more than $400,000, and the board also complained about Winn Dixie By Terry Witt were grown in Levy County, which is comparable to being a no-show at the hearing. Senior Staff Writer previous years. Under Florida law, Winn Dixie has the right to hire a tax representative Peanuts and watermelons are the biggest row crops to present their appeal to the VAB. Assessment Technologies sent a Th e dry and dusty weather of the last 10 days or so grown in the county. packet explaining the company’s position, but didn’t send a representative may have irritated a few sinus suff erers, but it helped September was one of the wettest months in anyone’s to the hearing. peanut farmers harvest a record crop. memory. Th e National Weather Service didn’t off er County Commissioner John Meeks, a spectator for the board meeting Dry weather is necessary to harvest peanuts and insights into the extremely wet weather, although the said VAB members have better things to do than to give up part of their the extreme wet weather in September made peanut agency said an El Niño was developing. day for a hearing where the store’s representative doesn’t show. picking and hay mowing challenging. Hay must be dry An El Niño is a warming of the Pacifi c Ocean “We’re going to work on the legislative delegation about this,” said to be high quality. waters off the equatorial coast of South America. It Meeks. Levy County Agricultural Extension Agent produces wetter weather in this area of Florida in the Property Appraiser Osborne Barker set the value of the Winn Dixie Anthony Drew said every farmer lost some peanuts to fall, winter and spring months. Store and property at $2,125,230, but Winn Dixie wanted it lowered to the wet weather, but the crop overall was excellent. Despite the choking dust on roads from the dry $1,642,000 or a maximum of $1,694,000, according to Assistant Property “I said last year’s crop couldn’t be beat, but I was weather, the Florida Division of Forestry said the Appraiser Randy Rutter. wrong,” Drew said. “I would say 70 percent of the crop drought index was still very low and the chances of Barker proved that his offi ce had correctly established the fair market was very good or better than last year – an all-time wildfi res even lower. Th e grass remains green and value of Winn Dixie in Chiefl and and the board supported his values by record.” forests remain moist, even if the roads are dusty. giving unanimous approval. continue to page 2A Drew estimated 20,000 to 24,000 acres of peanuts Rain was in the forecast for Tuesday night. Chiefl and Mayor Apologizes for Spiteful Behavior By Terry Witt the meeting said later that it wasn’t over for him. Chief A.D. Goodman and Deputy Chief Gene Senior Staff Writer “I’ve been spiteful to the fi re department. I Stockman. want to apologize to Chief Harris and Colby Th e letter was circulated in the community Chiefl and Mayor Teal Pomeroy Monday Perryman,” Pomeroy said, surprising many in before it was brought to the Chiefl and City apologized to Fire Chief James Harris and the commission meeting room. Commission for discussion. Pomeroy denied fi refi ghter Colby Perryman Monday and Pomeroy allegedly confronted Perryman about making the racial slur and was angry at Harris admitted being spiteful to the fi re department. signing a letter accusing the mayor of a racial for not bringing the letter to him. Harris accepted the apology and shook hands slur during a meeting with fi refi ghters. Four Firefi ghters have stood by their claim that with the mayor. Perryman, who was absent from fi refi ghters signed the letter including Assistant continue to page 3A Cost Soars on Grant-Funded Septic Project in Inglis Area By Terry Witt project. will add less water to the septic tank drain fi eld. Senior Staff Writer Th e Levy County Commission is responsible Th ose numbers are part of the $159,821. for completing the project. Th e commission Engineers working for Jordan and Associates, Th e price tag for a replacement septic tank received a Community Developme nt Block a consulting fi rm hired the county commission and drain fi eld at a federal-funded home grant from the federal government to rehabilitate to administer the CDBG grant, have been under rehabilitation project near Inglis has risen to homes for low income households, but this intense pressure to repair the troublesome drain $159,821 with the latest change order. project is the only one that has caused a pile of fi eld. Th e septic tank needs to function properly On the tax roll, the home’s assessed value is problems. or the homeowners, Roberto and Deborah $110,292. Th e cost of 135 feet of drain pipe along the Tarafa, could lose the use of their home. Th ey Engineer Joakiim (Jay) Nordquist of GSE road in front of the house to a nearby canal will need working toilets. Engineering and Consultants told Levy County be $13,105 and the cost of moving rain gutters Th e Tarafa home is located in Peaceful Acres, Commissioners last week that an underdrain and from one area of the house to another location an older subdivision located on a peninsula gutter improvement would add to the cost of the will be $1,760. Nordquist said moving the gutter jutting out into Lake Rousseau. Engineers are

continue to page 3A www.levyjournalonline.com 2A The Levy County Journal Your Locally-Owned County Paper of Record since 1923 October 16, 2014 Levy County S h e r i ff ’ s O ffi c e Levy County’s Most Wanted Arrest Report Jail Media Report from 10/06/2014 to 10/12/2014

CANNON, JODY, 34, OF BELL, FL: HOLD FOR OTHER AGENCY. DOWNING, KIMBERLY, 25, OF CROSS CITY, FL: CICCONE, COOPER, DENNIS, DONALD KOEHLER, PEPPLER, DAVID PROB VIOLATION. ALONZO JEFFREY HOMOSASSA MICHAEL W INER H AV EN HAYNES, SHEILA, 48, OF WILLISTON, FL: CRYSTAL RIVER CHIEFLAND CHILD SUPPORT WILLISTON CHILD SUPPORT OPEN CONTAINER; PROB VIOLATION. W/M 02/10/1977 CHILD SUPPORT PURGE 2,500 CHILD SUPPORT PURGE 3,750 HENNESSEY, JOHN, 23, OF NEWBERRY, FL: CHILD SUPPORT PURGE 2,000 PURGE 4,000 PRODUCING SCHEDULE I; ARSON 1ST PURGE 1,650 DEGREE DWELLING/BUILDING PEOPLE PRESENT; AGG BATTERY PERSON USES A DEADLY WEAPON; SELL WI 1000FT NEGRON, JOSE, 29, OF GAINESVILLE, FL: FLEE/ FOR OTHER AGENCY. WORSHIP-BUSN SCH I X 2. ELUDE LEO AT HIGH SPEED; DRIVE WHILE TYSON, DAVID, 36, OF STARKE, FL: DUI. HENRY, ERIC, 24, OF WILLISTON, FL: OUT-OF- LIC SUSP 2ND OFF; FAIL TO REGISTER COUNTY WARRANT. MOTOR VEH; RECKLESS DRIVING 1ST OFF. HUSTON, MATTHEW, 26, OF CHIEFLAND, FL: OKEEFE, RYAN, 33, OF MAGNOLIA SPRINGS, DRIVE WHILE LIC SUSP 3RD OR SUBSQ OFF. AL: HOLD FOR OTHER AGENCY. MACK, GREGORY, 39, OF OCALA, FL: GRAND NORRIS, TALEA, 24, OF BRONSON, FL: ABUSE THEFT 300 LESS THEN 5K DOLS. CHILD WITHOUT GREAT BODILY HARM. MCNABB, DANIELLE, 21, OF OCALA, FL: PROB ROBINSON, DIAMONTA, 23, OF ARCHER, FL: VIOLATION X 3. PROB VIOLATION X 2. Of Levy County MCCABE, GARY, 29, OF OLD TOWN, FL: HOLD SIPE, JOSHUA, 31, OF NEWBERRY, FL: HOLD Call 1-877-349-Tips (8477) FOR OTHER AGENCY. Sentencings from the Bench Man gets two years for bizarre armed robbery One of the women admitted under questioning that her assumed Malone was female friend had committed similar robberies in the past. not able to make the Circuit Judge William Davis sentenced a Fanning Springs Other sentences: purchase because she man to two years in state prison on Oct. 8 in connection with David Ray Puckett, 48, Bronson, was sentenced to 1 year would have needed a bizarre armed robbery. and 1 week in state prison after pleading no contest to felony a driver’s license to Richard Wayne Hall, 55, participated with two women in drunken driving. make the buy, and luring a Hispanic man to his mobile home and robbing him Puckett was seen by a witness driving off the road and her license had been of $1,000. hitting a stand of trees. A second caller said he saw the same suspended. Hall pleaded no contest to grand theft III. Th e judge gave vehicle and the driver gave him the fi nger. Th e fi rst caller Police searched the car and found items used for the Hall credit for 164 days served in jail. spotted the car in a driveway with Puckett standing outside manufacture of methamphetamine including a digital scale, Th e robbery occurred on April 25, 2014 when a woman the vehicle and a woman looking at the damage. cut plastic straws, and an unopened box of Sudafed. In the who knew the victim walked up to him at the Waco Gas A Levy County sheriff ’s deputy approached Puckett and trunk they found a baby pack containing cut open and empty Station and asked him to drive her home. smelled alcohol. When Puckett cursed the offi cer his speech bottles of lighter fl uid, a plastic container fi led with aqua When they arrived at the home, the woman and a female was slurred. He refused an alcohol breath test at the Levy chemical pool test strips, several pieces of clear tubing and a friend invited the man into the bedroom and asked him to County Detention Center. Th e female who was with Puckett funnel. Police said the items were the types of products used remove his pants, shoes and socks. Th e women left the room. said she did see him drinking, court records said. for the manufacture of methamphetamine in a mobile lab. Hall entered the room with a machete, court records said. Joeanna Louise Malone, 35, Old Town, was sentenced Samuel Allen Monroe, 52, was sentenced to 120 days in Hall threatened to kill the victim. to 180 days in the Levy County Detention Center after state prison after pleading no contest to felony driving with a Hall and the two female accomplices left the trailer in pleading no contest to unlawful possession of a listed suspended or revoked license. He was given credit for 57 days possession of the victim’s wallet containing $1,000. Th e three chemical. She was given credit for 92 days served in jail. served in jail. robbers later drove to Trenton to purchase crack cocaine. Malone was arrested on April 9 following an undercover Th e Florida Highway Patrol arrested Monroe on Aug. investigation by the 13 after a trooper saw him driving through the intersection Chiefl and Police Department of County Road 335 and County Road 318 at a speed slow targeting people who were enough that the trooper noticed the driver and passenger had purchasing ingredients no seatbelts and the vehicle had no license plate. used to manufacture Th e trooper ran a license check and found that Monroe’s methamphetamine. license had been revoked for being a habitual traffi c off ender. Investigators were positioned Th e trooper also discovered Monroe was wanted in Levy in Wal-Mart to watch the County on an active warrant. Feather purchase of Sudafed at the Richard Allen Sanders, 25, Gainesville, was sentenced to Fixer pharmacy. 315 days in the Levy County Detention Center after pleading N91591 reg. $16.99 Police saw Malone and no contest to conspiracy to manufacture methamphetamine. two other women in Wal- He was given credit for 143 days served in jail. Mart for an extended period Two deputies drove to 104 NE 85th St. on April without making a purchase. 19 to investigate a report of methamphetamine being $ 99 Th ey appeared to be casing manufactured. Th ey found items used for the manufacture the store. Th ey were looking of methamphetamine including several lithium batteries and around nervously. cold compress boxes. One of the women walked When Sanders came out of the home to talk to deputies to the pharmacy counter and he was carrying a razor blade knife and four lithium 10 purchased pseudoephedrine batteries in his pocket. When Lt. Duane Dykstra arrived 50# NutreNa products. Offi cer Jay Bolton he received permission to search the home. Dykstra found all-stock $ 99 followed her to a car in the three bags containing waste from the manufacture of WraNgler Feed parking lot. Sgt. Franz Macy methamphetamine. N95299 stopped the car near the One man at the site admitted cooking methamphetamine. toN Price aVailaBle Dollar Tree store next door to He said he purchased methamphetamine for another man to 7 Wal-Mart. cook on May 15. NutreNa Wet Th e woman who made the Deputies checked the National Precursor Log and found 11% horse Feed purchase said she did so at that Sanders had purchased four boxes of Sudafed in the last www.sparrbuilding.com N37218 reg. $8.89 the request of Malone. She 30 days and made 39 purchases of Meth overall. Visit Our Website To View Our Value Adjustment Board Rejects Winn Dixie’s Request Annual Truckload Sale Flyer! $ 59 continued from page 1A Meeks said state law needs to be changed to require the taxpayer or their representative to 7 attend VAB hearings when they challenge the value of property. He said there needs to be a penalty if they don’t show. 25% Rutter said the practice of hiring tax representatives to prepare a case for value adjustment OFF All National Hardware boards is getting out of hand statewide. He said in one Dixie County case, the landowner Items Including Barn Door didn’t know a tax representative had fi led an appeal on their behalf until the property Tracks & Hardware! appraiser called to ask why a petition was fi led. PUBLIC MEETING Rutter said Winn Dixie The City of Cedar Key will hold a public fi les a petition every year meeting on: seeking to lower its values but Monday, October 20, 2014 at 6:00 p.m. never sends a representative or shortly thereafter. The sole purpose of this to the hearing. He said Winn meeting will be to discuss the City applying for a Dixie’s property values in grant under the Florida Recreation Development Chiefl and were unchanged Assistance Program (FRDAP) during the 2015- ¸ from last year. 2016 funding cycle. The estimated date the applications will be due is October 31, 2014. The grant application includes improvements to the Corrections “City Park”. The City of Cedar Key will hold the meeting at Established 1947 Th e Levy County Journal the Cedar Key Community Center, 809 6th carried a story about Central Mon-Sat 7am-6pm Street, Cedar Key, Florida 32625. The public is Florida Electric Cooperative Sun 10am-4pm invited to attend. Handicapped persons wishing in the Oct. 9 issue that to attend, who will need special $ incorrectly identifi ed 119.99 accommodations, should contact Ms. Teresa Sparr 352.622.7063 Wildwood 352.330.1718 Williston 352.528.6177 General Manager Mike 13033 NE Jacksonville Rd 6000 Signature Drive 240 S Main Street George, City Clerk at (352) 543-5132. Pub.: October 16, 2014. Campbell as the president. www.sparrbuilding.com Th e Journal regrets the error.

www.levyjournalonline.com October 16, 2014 Your Locally-Owned County Paper of Record since 1923 The Levy County Journal 3A Williston CRA Working to Create Downtown City Parking Lot By Terry Witt front U.S. 27. for proposals were sent out. King was selected. Senior Staff Writer “We aim to build a city parking lot and streetscape 1st The city plans to pay up to $6,000 from the CRA fund for Street and 1st Avenue,” said City Manager Scott Lippmann. King’s services. The potential total from the CRA fund is Williston is similar to many small communities across “The idea is we’re trying to provide some parking to provide $18,000. Florida and the nation that watched its old business district support to businesses.” The city is hoping to purchase property from the following slowly erode from active businesses into vacant shop fronts, The loss of angle parking on U.S. 27 years ago had a huge owners: John RB Patrick Revocable Trust, Michael Presso, primarily due to lack of parking. impact on businesses along the highway. Arthur Constantino, Velveheree Griffis, Randal Griffis, But Williston has launched an effort through its Lippmann said the city wants to buy the vacant property Beverly and Lee Thomas Co Trustees, Jane A. Nelson Trust Community Redevelopment Agency to create a new city and the old Fort Furniture Building plus a tin building and Maxine Krueger. parking area to support current and future businesses in the behind Ross Hardware. The properties will be blended into The properties collectively are called Downtown Block 12. city’s oldest business district in the downtown area. one city parking lot. King is an experienced realtor who works for Smith and The City Council voted last week to hire realtor Cookie City council members advertised for a realtor who could Associates, United Country Real Estate. King to negotiate with eight landowners who own portions take the tough real estate project and make it happen. The She has her work cut out for her. of an acre-and-a-half of land behind vacant buildings that city is not experienced in real estate negotiations. Requests Williston’s New Fire Rating Could Lower Your Home Insurance Rate Williston Fire Rescue and the City of Williston are program, and Class 10 indicates that the area’s fire insurance losses bears out the relationship between excellent pleased to announce our new ISO (Insurance Services suppression program does not meet ISO’s minimum criteria. fire protection – as measured by the PPC program – and low Organization) fire rating for the City of Williston and our ISO collects and evaluates information from communities fire losses. So, insurance companies use PPC information for county protection fire zone. Our new rating is 4 for the city in the United States on their structure fire suppression marketing, underwriting, and to help establish fair premiums and 4Y outside the city, our previous rating had been 6 City capabilities. The data is analyzed using our Fire Suppression for homeowners and commercial fire insurance. In general, and 8B outside the City of Williston. Rating Schedule (FSRS™) and then a Public Protection the price of fire insurance in a community with a good PPC Williston Fire Rescue was contacted by the ISO Classification (PPC™) number is assigned to the community. is substantially lower than in a community with a poor PPC, evaluation team in September 2013 and advised that they The surveys are conducted whenever it appears that there assuming all other factors are equal. would be conducting our 5-year assessment in early January is a possibility of a classification change. As such, the PPC Williston Fire Rescue encourages you to contact your 2014. Williston Fire Chief Lamar Stegall, put together a program provides important, up-to-date information about home owners insurance company and advise them that you team of officers and firefighters to evaluate our needs and fire protection services throughout the country. have a new ISO rating of Class 4 in the city (Class 4Y in the requirements to prepare for this extensive inspection. The Fire Suppression Rating Schedule (FSRS) recognizes city-protected county area) and depending on your company Chief Stegall assigned Deputy Fire Chief Lake Raymond fire protection features only as they relate to suppression you could be eligible for an annual rate reduction of up to 18 and Lt. Larry Neal to lead the team. of first alarm structure fires. In many communities, fire percent on the fire portion of your insurance. You might be asking why the ratings are so important suppression may be only a small part of the fire department’s If you are not sure you live in the area protected by to you and why a lower number is better. ISO is an overall responsibility. ISO recognizes the dynamic and Williston Fire Rescue please contact us at 352/528-5003 or independent company that serves insurance companies, comprehensive duties of a community’s fire service, and message us on Facebook. communities, fire departments, insurance regulators, and understands the complex decisions a community must make others by providing information about risk. ISO’s expert in planning and delivering emergency services. However, in Danny Wallace staff collects information about municipal fire suppression developing a community’s Public Protection Classification, Asst. Fire Chief efforts in communities throughout the United States. In each only features related to reducing property losses from Williston Fire Rescue of those communities, ISO analyzes the relevant data and structural fires are evaluated W: 352/528-5003 assigns a Public Protection Classification – a number from A community’s investment in fire mitigation is a proven C: 352/258-5990 1 to 10. Class 1 represents an exemplary fire suppression and reliable predictor of future fire losses. Statistical data on

Williston Firefighters Move to New Digs as Building Is Repaired continued from page 1A and fire building. It gives them rapid access thicker slab reinforced with ample amounts of Lippmann said he is not sure what to expect of the slab are the thickness of the sidewalk. to the entire city. steel rebar for extra strength. when the concrete floor is removed. Florida League of Cities is footing the entire Lippmann said plans have changed and now Officials involved with the strengthening He said he has noticed that the concrete floor bill for the reinforcement of the walls and the entire concrete floor slab in the fire bay and of the building are not expecting to find a big slab varies in thickness quite a bit, especially on foundation. The city will pay its deductible. fire living quarters will be removed. He said an sinkhole beneath the concrete slab. They believe the Main Street side of the building. Some areas examination of the slab found it was tilting and they will find a lot of powdery dirt. Sinkhole sagging in too many areas to salvage it. voids could lie beneath the dirt but may not be The concrete floor will be replaced by a visible.

Chiefland Mayor Apologizes for Spiteful Behaviorcontinued from page 1A

Motorists on U.S. 27A last week may have thought they were approaching a cloud of smoke coming across the highway east of Chiefland. They quickly discovered it was a series of peanut combines kicking up the dust cloud. The combines were harvesting peanuts on the large field owned by farmer Murray Tillis. Extremely wet weather all summer has given way to dry conditions, perfect for picking peanuts. Photo by Terry Witt.

Levy County NOTICE OF MEETING TIME CHANGE SCHOOL BOARD OF LEVY COUNTY Due to a conflict in scheduling with the FL School Board Association’s 69th Annual Joint Conference, Chiefland Mayor Teal Pomeroy shakes hands with Fire Chief James Harris and apologizes. YourJournal Locally-Owned County the School Board of Levy County voted to City Attorney Norm Fugate is seated below them. Photo by Terry Witt. Paper of Record since 1923 reschedule the time of the December 2, 2014 Board Meeting Pomeroy made the racial slur. Harris said he locked the letter in his filing cabinet and it Subscribe! from 6:00 PM to 8:00 AM. was never made public by him. The School Board meets in the Board Room at the The Journal was told that City Manager Mary Ellzey was investigating a separate $25/year in Levy County School Board Office, located at 480 Marshburn complaint by Perryman against the mayor, but she left Tuesday for a short vacation and her Drive, Bronson, FL. Please mark your calendars deputy clerk, Laura Cain said she wasn’t aware of any investigation. $30/year in Florida accordingly, the public is always encouraged to attend. $35/year Outside Florida Pub.: October 16, 2014. Cost Soars on Grant-Funded Septic Project in Inglis Area continued from page 1A not sure why the soils drain so poorly at Commissioner Danny Stevens questioned the Tarafa home, but there is suspicion the why a 135 foot drain pipe would cost developer used soil removed from the nearby $13,000. To the Citizens of Levy County canal as a base for the residential lots. Or the “I just got a lot of heartburn for $13,000 My name is Robert Studstill, a candidate for Levy soils may just drain poorly on this particular for 100 feet of pipe,” he said. County Commissioner of District Two. piece of property. Bell said the county has stayed with the In my candidacy I am running as a No-Party Commission Chairman Ryan Bell project because it doesn’t want to give up A liation (NPA) to ensure equality between the wondered if Nordquist was certain the latest on helping the Tarafa family and it needs to di€ erent parties of our surrounding area. As a candidate fix would actually allow the drain field to meet the requirements of the federal CDBG for County Commissioner, I will not make any promises function correctly. Commissioners have been grant. I cannot keep. If elected as County Commissioner hit with repeated change orders as engineers “It’s been a problem all the way through,” of District Two, from me you will receive only struggled to find a way to make the drain he said. professionalism, honesty and dedication to each and field work. every decision I am to make. With those decisions, I will always mindfully be the “Are we sure, we’re sure,” Suwannee Valley good steward of the taxpayers’ funds while maintaining determination for the Bell said. changes needed by the people. If put in a position to act on behalf of Levy County, Nordquist said his VETERINARY CLINIC David Renaud, D.V.M. ● Kathy Bowker, D.V.M. I will make my position my ‡ rst and foremost priority by devoting all of my time to company was unaware that assisting both the county and all of those who seek my aid. the previous owner had • Personal and Compassionate Care It is truly a blessing to live in America and to have the freedom to vote your installed a series of trenches • Preventative Care, Medicine, voice. In order for me to enact the change we need and to be the voice you deserve, and pipes leading to the Surgery & Dentistry I ask of you the people to go out on November 4th to make that vote so that we canal that made the old • Convenient Appointments may begin to work together to help better our community for all. septic tank drainage field • Three Year Vaccines for Dogs and Cats work. • Early Morning Drop Off Service With Sincerity, Bell said he was sorry • Finance Plans Available Through Nordquist missed that BELLA Care Credit information. Bell said when he first visited the property OPEN 352-493-4958 352/214-4444 [email protected] the owners gave him a “two- Mon.-Fri. www.suwanneevalleyvet.com Political advertisement approved and paid for by Robert Studstill (NPA) for hour dissertation” explaining 8-6pm & Sat. 9-Noon 2580 North Young Blvd., Chiefland Levy County Commissioner Dist. 2 how everything worked. (Across from Mary’s Little T) www.levyjournalonline.com 4A The Levy County Journal Your Locally-Owned County Paper of Record since 1923 October 16, 2014 OPINION Irresponsible ‘Education’ Thomas Sowell What about slavery? Slavery certainly has its place among the horrors of humanity. But Creators Syndicate our “educators” today, along with the media, present a highly edited segment of the history of slavery. Goddard College’s recent decision to have its students Those who have been through our schools and colleges, or who have seen our movies addressed from prison by a convicted cop killer is just one or television miniseries, may well come away thinking that slavery means white people of many unbelievably irresponsible self-indulgences by enslaving black people. But slavery was a worldwide curse for thousands of years, as far back “educators” in our schools and colleges. as recorded history goes. Such “educators” teach minorities born with an incredibly Over all that expanse of time and space, it is very unlikely that most slaves, or most slave valuable windfall gain -- American citizenship -- that they are owners, were either black or white. Slavery was common among the vast populations in Asia. victims who have a grievance against people today who have Slavery was also common among the Polynesians, and the indigenous peoples of the Western done nothing to them, because of what other people did in Hemisphere enslaved other indigenous peoples before anyone on this side of the Atlantic had other times. If those individuals who feel aggrieved could sell ever seen a European. their American citizenship to eager buyers from around the More whites were brought as slaves to North Africa than blacks brought as slaves to the world and leave, everybody would probably be better off. Those who leave would get not only United States or to the 13 colonies from which it was formed. White slaves were still being a substantial sum of money -- probably $100,000 or more -- they would also get a valuable bought and sold in the Ottoman Empire, decades after blacks were freed in the United dose of reality elsewhere. States. Nothing is easier than to prove that America, or any other society of human beings, is What does all this mean? far from being the perfect gem that any of us can conjure up in our imagination. But, when In addition to the chilling picture that it paints of human nature, it means that Americans you look around the world today or look back through history, you can get a very painfully today -- all Americans -- are among the luckiest people who have ever inhabited this planet. sobering sense of what a challenge it can be in the real world to maintain even common Most Americans living in officially defined poverty today have such things as central air- decency among human beings. conditioning, cable television, a microwave oven and a motor vehicle. Living just one year in the Middle East would be an education in reality that could A scholar who spent years studying Latin America said that what is defined as poverty in obliterate years of indoctrination in grievances that passes for education in too many of our the United States today is upper middle class in Mexico. schools, colleges and universities. Do we still need to do better? Yes! Human beings all over the world are not even close to You could go on to get a postgraduate education in reality in some place like North Korea. running out of room for improvement. If you prefer to get your education in the comfort of a library, rather than in person amid There is so much knowledge and skills that need to be transmitted to the young that the horrors, you might study the history of the sadistic massacres of the Armenians in the turning schools and colleges into indoctrination centers is a major and reckless disservice to Ottoman Empire or the heart-wrenching story of Stalin’s man-made 1930’s famine in the them and to American society, which is vulnerable as all human societies have always been, Soviet Union that killed as many millions of people as Hitler’s Holocaust did in the 1940s. especially those that are decent. Mao’s man-made famine in China killed more people than the Soviet famine and the Thomas Sowell is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University, Stanford, CA Nazi Holocaust combined. And we should not deny their rightful place in history’s chamber 94305. His website is www.tsowell.com. To find out more about Thomas Sowell and read features of horrors to the 1970’s Cambodian dehumanization and slaughters that killed off at least a by other Creators Syndicate columnists and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at quarter of the entire population of that country. www.creators.com. COPYRIGHT 2014 CREATORS.COM Look Who’s Data Mining Your Toddlers Michele Malkin like “respond to emotional and family privacy protections through backroom regulation, Creators Syndicate cues,” “interact cooperatively” allowing once-protected student data to be sold to private and “cooperate and share vendors for the creation of what one Colorado bureaucrat Attention, parents: Have your little ones been subjected to ideas and materials in socially calls “human capital pipelines.” “TS Gold” in school yet? If you care about student privacy, acceptable ways.” Edutech firms such as Pearson, Microsoft, Google and data mining and classroom intrusions, you might want to TS Gold directs teachers to Knewton are salivating at the lucrative opportunities to start asking questions and protecting your children now document student behaviors exploit educational Big Data and sell “customized learning” before it’s too late. with videos, audio files, products in the most data-mineable industry in the world. What’s happening here in Colorado with this onerous journals and photos -- which And the politicians who can hook them up are reaping rich testing regime is happening everywhere. Informed families are then uploaded to a central rewards in their campaign coffers. and teachers from all parts of the political spectrum agree: database cloud. Already As the authors of the Pioneer Institute’s invaluable report It’s a Big Government/Big Business “gold” rush you don’t overwhelmed by myriad “Cogs in the Machine” explain: “Accompanying Common want to join. testing burdens, teachers Core and national testing, and undergirding their influence, “TS Gold” stands for Teaching Strategies Gold. This must undergo intensive is a thickening network of student databases, largely pushed “school readiness assessment system” was mandated in our training that takes scarce time away from actual instruction. on states by the federal government.” Federally subsidized state several years ago. It has already permeated private day- Educators must gather disturbingly intimate and personal “state longitudinal data systems” -- all identical and shareable care centers and preschools; pilot testing in publicly funded data every school day, collate and upload it, and then file -- have enabled “a de facto national database.” preschools and kindergartens is currently taking place. lengthy “checkpoint ratings” on each child every 10 to 12 Cheri Kiesecker, a mom of elementary school kids in More than 42,000 kids in Colorado alone have been weeks. Fort Collins who has vigilantly tracked the student data subjected to the assessments. Creeped out yet? This is just the tip of the data-mining mining initiative in Colorado, warns that the “data follows Most parents have no idea the scheme is on track for full iceberg. these children from preschool all the way through college implementation by the 2015-2016 school year. The company Last spring, parent Lauren Coker discovered that TS Gold and the workforce.” Colorado educrats glowingly refer to already plans to expand assessments to cover children from assessors in her son’s Aurora, Colo., public preschool had the profiles as “golden records.” While they smugly assure birth through third grade. recorded information about his trips to the bathroom, his parents that the data is safe, Kiesecker told me: “We all know Competitors include California’s “Desired Results hand-washing habits and his ability to pull up his pants. how frequent data breaches are. We also know that TS Gold Developmental Profile” system and the “HighScope Child “When I asked if we could opt out of the system,” Coker allows teachers to share video and photos of children, as Observation Record.” told me, school officials told her no. She pulled her son out of well as observations on children’s general anxiety levels and TS Gold’s creators describe the testing vehicle as “an early the school and still doesn’t know whether or how the data can behavior. Are parents aware of just how much information is childhood assessment system” that purportedly measures the be removed. collected and shared outside the classroom?” “whole child.” Sunny Flynn, a mom with kids in Jefferson County, Colo., At a meeting of concerned parents in my community, What that means is that the tests are not only for “literacy, started raising pointed questions to her school officials about grassroots activist Kanda Calef, a Colorado Springs mom, mathematics, science and technology, social studies and the TS Gold last year. issued a call to arms last week that applies to primary arts,” but also for “developmental domains including social “Where exactly is this powerful, predictive and personal educational providers here and across the emotional, physical, language and cognitive development.” data on our children being stored?” she asked. “What security country: “If we don’t get parents to stand up, we will never Aligned to the federal Common Core standards, measures are being used to protect this data? Who exactly win this fight.” The battle never ends. which were designed and copyrighted by a small cadre of has access to this data? How long will the data be stored? Michelle Malkin is the author of “Culture of Corruption: Beltway educrats, TS Gold received $30 million in federal What is the proven benefit of a kindergarten teacher putting Obama and his Team of Tax Cheats, Crooks and Cronies” Race to the Top subsidies in 2012. The assessors have 38 all of this data into a database?” (Regnery 2010). Her e-mail address is [email protected]. “objectives” arranged under nine topics of academic learning, The ultimate goal is not improved school performance. The COPYRIGHT 2014 CREATORS.COM psychomotor data and social-emotional development. real end is massive student data-mining for meddling and Students are rated and recorded on their ability to do things profit. The Obama administration sabotaged federal student Centers for Islamic Studies: a Cold-War-Style Influence Operation? Now at UF! By Oleg Atbashian for Frontpage Mag about Ebola studies, any news about studies of Islam attracts A small group of protesters picketed the event outside the attention from the general public, who want to know if there’s a Pugh Hall on the university campus, with a dozen creative The launch of a new Center for Global Islamic Studies hope for the cure, containment, and safety from danger. posters and a vinyl banner pointing out that John Esposito and at the extremely leftist University of Florida in Gainesville Unfortunately, these may not be the kind of Islamic Studies the leader of ISIS both hold PhDs in Islamic Studies: “Same may have been planned as a purely academic affair, but the that answer those hopes. The Center opened on September 18th goal, different tactics.” The video of the protest can be seen announcements in the local and national media, including AP with a conference on “Global Islam and the Quest for Public online. and Fox News, exhibited more than a purely academic interest Space,” headlined by none other than Georgetown professor The protest organizer, Randy McDaniels of ACT for America in this event. To compare, one doesn’t often see national media John Esposito, a known apologist for radical Islam and founding and the Counter-Terrorism Advisory Group, stated that our announcements about, let’s say, a local center for the study of director of the Saudi-sponsored Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal students certainly need to study Islam, as long as such studies viruses — unless the virus is Ebola. And just like with any news Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding in the Walsh are based on scientific objectivity and critical analysis. 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Centers for Islamic Studies: a Cold-War-Style Influence Operation?Now at UF! continued from page 4A presence of John Esposito as the keynote speaker indicated that The KGB maintained an extensive, sophisticated network of Mihai Pacepa, former acting chief of Communist Romania’s the new Global Islamic Studies Center was likely to go the way agents in the media, academia, government, and the cultural espionage service, described the KGB role in setting up terrorist of many other universities, opening their doors and exposing establishment. Acting on strategies designed in Moscow, networks around the world and particularly in the Middle East, our children to political Islam under the guise of education, they led a relentless, coordinated attack on this country’s as well as persuading Saddam Hussein and Muammar Gaddafi with programs funded by Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and other state institutions, often quite effectively demoralizing the population, to join the terrorist war against the US, with the added benefit sponsors of Islamic fundamentalism. undermining people’s confidence in America’s political and of using Iraq’s and Libya’s huge intelligence services that were While many among the leftist faculty and the students were economic systems, spreading rumors, falsehoods, and conspiracy being run by the KGB advisers and extended their tentacles to visibly upset with the protest, complete with occasional angry theories, influencing politicians, swaying public opinion, every corner of the earth. obscenities, a few others were interested in the message and promoting some public figures and discrediting others, creating Says Pacepa: asked for a flyer. Some of them asked, “What’s wrong with a positive image of the USSR, and so on. The PLO was dreamt up by the KGB, which had a penchant having an Islamic Studies Center, even if it’s financed by foreign Fast forward to the fall of the USSR. What happened to for “liberation” organizations. There was the National Liberation money?” these strategies, this system, its networks, and its methods? Did Army of Bolivia, created by the KGB in 1964 with help from The short answer would have been to compare such a project they just disappear? Not really. The KGB was never dismantled; Ernesto “Che” Guevara. Then there was the National Liberation to active measures undertaken in America by the KGB during it was renamed into FSB and one of its former lieutenant Army of Colombia, created by the KGB in 1965 with help from the Cold War — except that, unfortunately, most American colonels, Vladimir Putin, is now running the country, using the Fidel Castro, which was soon deeply involved in kidnappings, students aren’t familiar with this term. Their knowledge of the old KGB network just as effectively to spread disinformation hijackings, bombings and guerrilla warfare. In later years the Cold War has been thoroughly sanitized by the leftist faculty, and to promote his imperial agenda. KGB also created the Democratic Front for the Liberation of especially if the professors are Marxists who used to root for Even more disturbingly, this system has now replicated itself, Palestine, which carried out numerous bombing attacks on the the other side. The resulting perceived absence of the Soviet producing an even more dangerous and aggressive clone. “Palestinian territories” occupied by Israel. subversion, propaganda, disinformation, and other influence In 1960, the Soviet government had set up the so-called “In 1964 the first PLO Council, consisting of 422 Palestinian operations inside the U.S. and around the world creates the Patrice Lumumba People’s Friendship University in Moscow, representatives handpicked by the KGB, approved the impression of an ideologically neutral world, in which America’s offering free higher education to students from the Third World, Palestinian National Charter — a document that had been response to protect liberty can very easily be misconstrued as many of them from Muslim countries. In addition to regular drafted in Moscow,” Pacepa continues. imperialist aggression against the innocent. student curriculum, the goal was to train and recruit agents The Palestinian National Covenant and the Palestinian Ignorance about the enemy leads to confusion about one’s who would then spread the ideas of Marxism in their home Constitution were also born in Moscow, with the help of own nation’s role in the world, regardless of the historical era or countries, and if possible, conduct active measures designed by Ahmed Shuqairy, a KGB influence agent who became the first the current adversary. Whether we admit it or not, we are now their Moscow handlers. PLO chairman. in a new global conflict that has many parallels with the Cold To be exact, the university received its African name in 1961. The entire story of the Palestinian “liberation,” which War; it is often fought by similar means and sometimes even by Patrice Lumumba was a pro-Soviet Congolese prime minister has provoked a tidal wave of global Islamic extremism, has the same actors. who earlier that year was removed from power in a coup d’état recognizable marks of a manufactured influence operation. Now, just as it was then, we’re up against a supremacist and shot by a firing squad. The international Left quickly made That includes media coverage in the Western press, which collectivist ideology whose goal is to establish a totalitarian Lumumba into a martyr of anti-imperialist struggle; what they regurgitates regularly produced and coordinated disinformation. utopian society on a global scale. The two deadly pipe dreams — won’t mention is that the coup and the execution were a drastic A lot of this dirty work was done initially by the Middle Eastern global communism and the global caliphate — may have their response to Lumumba’s plans of bringing the Soviet troops to graduates of Patrice Lumumba People’s Friendship University in differences, but in practical terms they both view the United the Congo and potentially staging a major military conflict Moscow, many of whom are still active in the field. States as the main obstacle in their quest of world domination. in Africa, similar to the wars that the USSR fought in Korea, The school still functions today, having dropped Lumumba There is no reason why one can’t learn from the other’s vast Vietnam, and later in Afghanistan. In this regard, the school’s from its name and calling itself The Peoples’ Friendship experience in subverting this country. name was rather symbolic. University of Russia. Its page claims that as of now, more than Both foes have made claims that they stand for peace. The According to KGB Major Vasili Mitrokhin, who defected 97,000 of its graduates work in approximately 170 countries problem is that Marxists understand peace as the absence to the West, “The University’s first vice-rector and a number around the world. of opposition to socialism, just as the Islamist supremacists of its staff were KGB officers who used the student body as a Granted, not all of the graduating engineers, doctors, or understand peace as the absence of opposition to Islam. recruiting ground for Third World agents.” The students were agricultural experts have become KGB agents or even Marxists, Eventual peace will theoretically ensue once they subjugate the trained in the art of propaganda, infiltration, and influence but how many of them have? Even a small percentage of the rest of the world to their totalitarian rule. operations. More specialized training, such as terrorist activities, total 97,000 means that thousands of agents with the knowledge In both cases, tolerance is a one-way street: everyone must was provided at locations in Baku, Odessa, Simferopol, and of propaganda, infiltration and influence operations are be tolerant of their “superior” views, while they retain the right Tashkent. currently active in the world today, particularly in the Middle to self-righteous intolerance of the “inferiors.” Both ideologies Carlos the Jackal, the notorious Marxist terrorist from East. If in the past some Muslim students may have embraced generate a variety of wild-eyed conspiracy theories as a means Venezuela, who joined Palestinian terrorists and later converted Marxism, they no longer do now. Even Carlos the Jackal has to retain loyalty, boost morale, recruit new members, and to Islam, was one of the graduates, even though the school now converted to Islam. Today’s Next Big Thing is the Muslim demoralize their opponents. insists that he was expelled. A BBC News article titled Carlos Brotherhood, and that’s where all the action is. The Soviets didn’t necessarily hate Americans or want to the Jackal — three decades of crime puts it this way: The astounding sophistication and effectiveness of the kill them off; they only wanted to “convert” our economic and He began acting in the name of the Popular Front for Muslim Brotherhood in setting up networks of various front political system for our own good. Likewise, the Islamists the Liberation of Palestine after leaving Patrice Lumumba groups, infiltrating the Western establishment, spreading feel morally justified: they don’t view terrorism as the murder University in Moscow, a notorious hotbed for recruiting foreign disinformation, swaying public opinion, promoting some public of innocents, but rather as a collective punishment for being communists to the Soviet Union. figures and discrediting others, creating a positive image of foolish in resisting Islam. This makes mass murder a moral Grand Ayatollah and the Supreme Leader of Iran, Ali their ideology, and other influence operations are the evidence virtue, absolving them of all sins and encouraging them to keep Khamenei, is listed among notable graduates on the University’s that the thousands of trained experts in these fields didn’t punishing us, “the inferior fools,” until we see the light and Wikipedia page, although he vehemently denies it. Another just disappear. Even if they aren’t being run from Moscow either convert or accept their supremacy. They’d rather convert graduate is Timoleón Jiménez, the leader of FARC — a today (some may still be), they are still using their knowledge than kill, so if we force their hand, it’s “our own fault.” communist guerrilla army in Colombia, which is funded by and skills, as well as teaching a new generation of Islamic Now, just as it was then, the U.S. is being drawn into fighting drugs, kidnappings and extortion. supremacists the intricacies of active measures. If the methods regional proxy wars while maintaining a semblance of dialogue Other notables include the President of Honduras, the and techniques are effective, they don’t get abandoned. with the main instigator, who remains visibly uninvolved but President of Namibia, the President of the Central African Given the history, what are the chances that the new is pulling the strings of a vast network of loosely affiliated Republic, a former President of Guyana, a former Jamaican MP, Center for Global Islamic Studies at the Florida University, non-governmental groups, from registered non-profits to armed a leader of the Sudanese Socialist Democratic Union, and — of “christened” by a Saudi-financed, PLO-loving Georgetown gangs of cutthroats. The seeming lack of affiliations, in both all people — Anna Chapman, a Russian intelligence officer. professor, won’t be turned into yet another center for the cases, is usually a cover for a centralized, coordinated effort. Most importantly, the list of graduates includes today’s Muslim Brotherhood’s influence operations on American soil? Cold War spy thrillers may show some exciting action, but Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas, Chairman of the PLO and http://www.frontpagemag.com/2014/oleg-atbashian/centers- the fact is that espionage wasn’t even the main focus of the KGB President of the Palestinian National Authority, who received for-islamic-studies-a-cold-war-style-influence-operation/ operations in the U.S. According to retired KGB Maj. Gen. his Ph.D. in Moscow in 1982 after completing a thesis partly Oleg Kalugin, the heart and soul of Soviet intelligence was based on Holocaust denial. “not intelligence collection, but subversion: active measures to In a 2004 interview with Last Week’s Crossword Last Week’s Word Search weaken the West.” FrontPage Magazine, Ion

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Please join the Florida Department of Transportation for a public meeting to discuss proposed plans for the replacement of three bridges within the City of Cedar Key, Florida. This meeting is scheduled for Monday, October 27, 2014, at the Cedar Key Community Center, 809 6th Street, Cedar Key, Florida 32626. Doors will open at 4:30 p.m. with an “Open House” format, for visitors to come by and review project displays and talk with Department staff, then at 6:30 p.m. the Department will open the meeting for public comments. The recommended improvements include: Word Search CR-456/Gulf Blvd. at Lewis Pass—Replace the existing bridge with a new bridge with two 10 foot travel lanes, 3 foot shoulders and 6 foot sidewalks on both sides of the roadway.

CR-456/Gulf Blvd. at Daughtry Bayou—Replace the existing bridge with a new bridge with two 10 foot travel lanes, 3 foot shoulders and 6 foot sidewalks on both sides of the roadway.

C Street Bridge at Cedar Key Channel—Replace the existing bridge with a new bridge with a 17 foot one way travel lane, 8 foot parking lanes and 5 foot sidewalks on both sides of the roadway.

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Williston Mayor Gerald Hethcoat presented Student of the Month Awards to four outstanding students at the Oct. 7 City Council meeting. Kendall Roberts, a first grader at Williston Central Christian Academy and daughter of Larry and Megan Roberts, was described by her teacher Rhonda Gauthier as a joy to have in her classroom. As Kendall’s first grade teacher, she often witnesses Kendall using her leadership skills and positive attitude to encourage other classmates to go the extra mile. She also has observed Kendall’s willingness to serve others throughout the day. She is such a positive role model to the entire first grade classroom. Kendall always strives to do her best. Even if the task set forth is difficult, she puts her best effort forward and doesn’t give up. Gauthier said she is blessed to have Kendall as part of the school’s family and looks forward to her brother, John Roberts, joining the school. “We know God will continue to use Kendall each day to share His love with others,” Gauthier said. “These are just a few of the reasons why I chose Kendall as student of the month.” Caleb Lewis, son of Nikkole Buckley and a student at Joyce Bullock Elementary consistently strives to improve himself personally and academically, according to his teacher Todd Horvath. He is always willing to try new things and his homework and class work assignments are always turned in on time and completed well. Caleb not only wants to improve himself, but others around him too. He demonstrates a high level of with-it-ness as he is always looking out for others, offers to help and seeks ways to make the world around him a better place to learn. Caleb takes pride in his accomplishments and truly deserves the recognition as student of the month. Isabella Acosta, a student at Williston Elementary School is one terrific 5th grader, according to teacher Marlina Romano. She is an exemplary student who always turns in her assignments and homework on time and tries her very best. She is a math whiz and star Williston Mayor Gerald Hethcoat presents Student of the Month certificates to four speller. Isabella always comes to class prepared and eager to learn. She stays focused and students. From the left are Madison Marra, Isabella Costa, Caleb Lewis, Hethcoat, and on task throughout the school day, setting a wonderful example for her classmates. Isabella Kendall Roberts. Photo by Terry Witt. is also always willing to help others. As a member of Safety Patrol, one of her additional duties is to deliver important memos to all of the fourth grade teachers during recess Madison Marra, daughter of Jeannine and Michael Marra and a 7th grader at Williston time. In class, Isabella is encouraging to others and always has a positive attitude. She is Middle School, is a very reliable student. She always has her homework complete and is respectful to everyone, an excellent listener and always participates. “Her smile and energy willing to participate in classroom activities. “She consistently sets a good example for her light up our classroom every day!” said Romano. It is a pleasure to have Isabella in our class. peers. Madison is one of those students we wish we had more of,” said teacher Camille Congratulations, Isabella!! You are one wonderful Wildcat!! Thompson of the 7th Grade Team. Lynetta Usher Griner Elected to Board of Trustees of The Nature Conservancy The Nature Conservancy in Florida announces the election forestry, cattle and agriculture will support our goal to keep of Law. She was of Lynetta Usher Griner, of Chiefland, to its Board of working lands working in Florida.” appointed to the Trustees. Griner serves as the agricultural appointee to the Griner and her husband, Ken, own and operate Usher Suwannee River Acquisition Restoration Council for the Florida Department Land and Timber, Inc. in Levy County. The company has Water Management of Environmental Protection and is a former president of the been selected as the “Outstanding Logger of the Year” District Governing Florida Forestry Association. on state, regional and national levels. The Griners have Board, serving as “We’re excited to welcome Lynetta to our board. also received awards for their dedication to environmental Chair for 10 of the She brings a wonderful combination of enthusiasm and stewardship and wildlife conservation. 14 years. She also expertise,” says Temperince Morgan, the Conservancy’s state In her role as president of the Florida Forestry Association, served as president director in Florida. “Lynetta’s extensive experience with Griner advocated for sustainable forestry practices that of Friends of protect water quality and wildlife habitat in Florida’s nearly Fanning, president $14 billion forestry industry. and director of the PUBLIC MEETING The City of Cedar Key will hold a public “I’m thrilled to be a part of The Nature Conservancy Chiefland Chamber WHEREVER Lynetta Usher Grines now meeting on: family,” says Lynetta Usher Griner, Florida board member. of Commerce, on the Board of Trustees of The Nature Monday, October 20, 2014 at 5:01 p.m. “The Conservancy has such a great track record of working and on the board Conservancy. or shortly thereafter. The sole purpose of this with foresters to preserve special places and unique habitat.” of directors of meeting will be to discuss the City applying for a Griner is a graduate of the University of Florida School Suwannee Valley Rotary. Griner currently serves on the grant under the Florida Recreation Development board of directors of Drummond Community Bank, and was Assistance Program (FRDAP) during the 2015- recognized as the 2013 Woman of the Year in Agriculture by 2016 funding cycle. The estimated date the applications will be due is October 31, 2014. LAIRSON Commissioner Adam Putnam. The grant application includes improvements ENTERPRISES —submitted

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Coach Bruce Greenlee, a Bronson town council member, talks strategy to some of his bigger players. Photo by Terry Witt.

Young football players from Bronson Parks and Recreation were part of a playoff against Alachua County teams Saturday in Bronson, but many of the Little Eagles were smaller than opposing players. BPR Director Curtis Stacy said the local football program is structured to have 7-8 year old teams, 9-10 year old teams, 11-12 year old teams and 13-14 year old teams, but the program lacked enough players for the 9-10 and 13-14 year olds. Two of the smaller Bronson players break through the line to rush the Fort Clark quarterback. He threw a touchdown pass. Photo by Terry Witt. He said that resulted in four of the 9-10 year olds playing on the 11-12 year old teams against older kids from the Boys and Girls Clubs of Alachua County. The Alachua County Middle school players from Fort Clarke, Kanapaha, Newberry and Hawthorne played for kids were bigger and faster than the Bronson players. the Alachua County teams. “Our kids are very small,” Stacy said. Stacy said Bronson is such a small market that 13-14 year olds often wind up playing high He said even the 11-12 years old Bronson kids have never played contact football before. school ball, which dilutes the talent pool for that age group.

Chiefland City Commission Pays for County Study of EMS Fundingcontinued from page 1A The county says it wants assurances from the law firm that the Chiefland. The county holds the power to grant the city a license ALS truck. special assessment for EMS funding won’t be negatively affected and it collects the Emergency Medical Service special assessment The county has two names for its ALS non-transport trucks. by the addition of an ALS non-transport unit in Chiefland. City that funds the ambulance service. In recent months they have been calling the vehicles Battalion Attorney Norm Fugate said the law firm, as he understands it, County Information Technology Chief Jose Esteves complied Trucks, but the vehicles are also called ALS non-transport. will make recommendations on how to structure the funding with a Levy County Journal public records request and produced The trucks are not certified by the state as ALS non-transport from the special assessment. an estimate of the amount of Emergency Medical Services and are not subject to random state inspections in the same way The study will cost up to $11,000. The city agreed to take funds collected within the Chiefland city limits -- $211,562.12. Chiefland’s proposed ALS non-transport would be inspected. the money from the fire department’s reserve money and from Esteves said it is a rough estimate, but an accurate one. Chiefland would operate the first certified ALS non-transport other areas of the fire budget, with the understanding the county Chiefland is not entitled to any of the county’s Emergency in Levy County. The Battalion Trucks carry spare parts for firefighting funds the city receives could not be used to pay for Medical Services funding. The Levy County Department of ambulances and many of the medicines and pieces of equipment the study. Fugate said the money can only come from the city’s Public Safety administers a $5.9 million EMS budget for the used on an ambulance, and the trucks are driven by experienced property taxes, not from fire funding. county commission and controls the spending of EMS funds paramedics. Knowles said they function in much the same way Fire Chief James Harris, who first proposed adding an ALS generated in Levy County’s eight incorporated cities and the as an ALS non-transport. He said the reason he hasn’t certified non-transport truck to the fire department, said the ALS unit unincorporated areas of the county. The Department of Public the two trucks is because the state said it wasn’t necessary. will be worth the money. Safety also administers all the firefighting funding for cities and Walker said she wants to get past the controversy and focus “It’s going to cost a little money, but the cost to benefit ratio is rural areas. on bringing an ALS non-transport to Chiefland. She said the high,” Harris said. The power of the county commission to control EMS and fire citizens want the service and the city has indicated that it wants Chiefland Fire Rescue currently has one full-time firefighter/ funding leaves cities with little leverage to negotiate for more to operate an ALS non-transport truck in the city. She told paramedic and five part-time paramedics, but the city is not money, or in the case of Chiefland, to negotiate for licensing her fellow commissioners the county commission did not vote licensed to use ALS equipment or medicines. City paramedics of an ALS non-transport unit or the funding to pay for it. The against ALS non-transport for Chiefland. They voted against are permitted to use only Basic Life Support procedures and county commission said Chiefland must pay all the costs of paying for half of the study. equipment. ALS non-transport and must prove that it has adequate funding “Sometimes we have to pay for what we ask for,” she said. Harris said city fire trucks arrive at medical emergencies well to operate the truck around the clock before a license will be District 4 County Commission candidate Jaime Griffin ahead of county ambulances most of the time, and his claim had granted. encouraged city commissioners to pay for the study. He said been confirmed by the county’s EMS staff. He said the ALS Harris initially attempted to negotiate a compromise. He it was his impression when he attended last week’s county non-transport truck would give city paramedics the equipment wanted to equip an ALS non-transport unit using grant commission meeting that commissioners were concerned that and medicine to use advanced life support techniques to save funds and donations, and he would use his existing part-time the city was asking the county to fund half of the $11,000 lives and stabilize patients before the ambulance arrives. paramedics and one full-time paramedic to operate the truck, study. Griffin felt paying for the study would be a good faith The county commission is offering the city no financial but Public Safety Director David Knowles and County Medical commitment to the project. support for the project and has made it clear the city must pay for Director Dr. Jason Jones objected, saying it would degrade the every penny of the cost of starting an ALS non-transport unit in quality of medical care using part-time paramedics to operate the Log Cabin Quilters

The Log Cabin Quilters met Thursday, Oct 9th, at the Levy County Quilt Museum. We had a great time quilting on the quilt in the frame and learning how to make our embroidery machines work. Ailien brought in a quilt top she had made for Joyce. Thanks Frank for helping with the machines. Greg and the boys were out during the week. The yard looks great and they cleared out the dead leaves and limbs and we are ready for fall. Thanks Lancaster. On Saturday, a group of RV’ers from Yellow Jacket Campground in Dixie County is planning to stop for a visit. We love it when people plan to make us part of their events. We’d like to think that we have items that would be of interest to most of the visitors. The weather is getting to be perfect for sitting on the porch and visiting with one another. Come on out, the Our entry in the Scarecrow City contest in Chiefland. Stop Ailien’s quilt top for Joyce. If you look close, you can see rocking chairs are waiting. by and see our lady. She’s very busy quilting. She needs to that the stars in each big block are formed by the smaller get the quilt done so she can start on her next UFO. blocks. Just think of the planning to get the colors and the point perfect. CLASSIFIED American Funeral Home ADS & Cremations A NEW family owned and operated funeral home is open 4 WEEKS for business in Chiefland. We will be serving all families of FOR ONLY Levy and Dixie Counties. We are an alternative to the large expensive funeral homes in our area. You will receive the $20! professional service that is expected, but at a much discounted price. It’s Our Journal Church or Graveside, includes 20 gauge steel casket, concrete 20/20 Special: vault and all funeral home charges, $4995. Cremation starting Your Ad of 20 Words or at $1295. Less for 4 For further information please call or visit us at: Consecutive Weeks, 7011 NW 140th Street No Changes. $20, 10¢ Chiefland, Florida 32626 Each Additional Word. (across from Beef ‘O’ Brady’s) Email classifieds@ Military Veterans, First Responders, AARP members and their levyjournal.com families will receive special rates. Read the Levy County Journal classifieds Johnny Pons, Owner/Funeral Director (352)493-7122 24/7/365 online @ LevyJournalOnline.com

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LevyYour LifeLocally-Owned County Paper of Record since 1923 VOL. 91, NO. 15 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2014 50 CENTS Bronson’s Defense Prevails in 30-10 Rout of Pierson-Taylor

David Dees (center) breaks loose for a 95-yard touchdown return on the kickoff of the Quarterback Jason Ranalli hands off to fullback Garry Mitchell for a first down run. game. Ryan Ranalli (82) is carrying out a fake. Photo by Terry Witt. Photo by Terry Witt.

By Terry Witt mounted their most punishing defense of the night with two big sacks. The second resulted Senior Staff Writer in a fumble recovery in the end zone by Patrick Van Patten for an Eagle touchdown. Garry Mitchell ran for the two-point conversion, giving Bronson a 16-0 lead with 1:40 left in the Five fumbles and an interception slowed the Bronson attack Friday night in Pierson, but half. not enough to spare the Taylor High School Wildcats from a 30-10 drubbing at hands of the Taylor High mounted its best drive of the night after the Bronson touchdown but was forced Eagles. to settle for a field goal. But the Wildcats caught Bronson napping on an onside kick that Coach Cameron Porch told the Eagles they couldn’t make that many mistakes against followed. The Wildcats scored on the next play, a 45-yard touchdown run, leaving the score 16- Hilliard Friday night at home. The game is a district matchup Bronson needs to win in its quest 10 with 6:30 left in the second quarter. for a state playoff bid. Game time is 7:30 p.m. A sack by Justis Durden set up the final score of the half for Bronson, a 46-yard touchdown “It was pathetic. I’m disgusted,” Porch said afterward of the Taylor High School game. “We run by Dees with 1:05 left in the half. The two-point conversion run by Mitchell left the score had five fumbles and one interception. Two of the fumbles were inside the five yard line.” 22-10 with 59 seconds left in the half. Porch conceded Bronson’s defense saved the day, playing through its offensive mistakes. The The Wildcats managed to move the ball close enough for a field goal attempt that failed. Eagles scored on defense by recovering a fumble in the Wildcat end zone, an indication of the A Bronson fumble midway through the fourth quarter gave the Wildcats new life, but the competitive nature of the Eagle defense. drive ended when Brandon Partain intercepted the ball on fourth and eight at the Bronson But Porch said the defense needs to stiffen considerably and give less ground, and Eagle 14-yard line. The Eagles drove to the Wildcat five-yard line before fumbling and giving the ball runners need to grip the ball much tighter. back to the Wildcats. But Bronson prevailed once more. A pass was broken up by the Eagles on “We bent a lot on defense. You can’t toy around with bending but not breaking,” he said. fourth and six at the Wildcat 11. “I’m proud of the fact that they played bad and still won the game, but we need to think farther The Eagles, always an opportunistic team, handed the ball to speedster Montrez Jackson ahead.” who scored on a 6-yard blast. Jackson ran for the two-point conversion to give Bronson a 30-10 Bronson is 4-2 heading into the Hilliard game. lead with 4:09 left. Bronson started the game with a back breaking 95-yard kickoff return by David Dees, the The Wildcats fumbled on the drive that followed and Van Patten recovered for Bronson. The latest Bronson runner to scorch the turf with his speed and power. Bronson led. Garry Mitchell Eagles drove down the field in deliberate fashion, running out the clock. Quarterback Jason ran for the two-point conversion, giving Bronson an 8-0 lead with 11:41 left in the first quarter. Ranalli took a knee deep in Wildcat territory rather than attempting another score. The Wildcats intercepted late in the second quarter deep in their own territory. The Eagles Young Golfing Star Repeats as Chiefland Rye Grass Winner By Terry Witt The Rye Grass Tournament Senior Staff Writer takes its name from golf tournaments held in the early Aspiring pro golfer Alden Davis shot 7 under par over days to raise money for the the weekend to win the 37th Annual Chiefland Golf and planting of rye grass on the Country Club Rye Grass Tournament. greens during the winter The 20-year-old Chiefland High School graduate is a two- months. time Rye Grass champion, having won the tournament by 9 Looking Toward The strokes in 2013. Pros Davis entered the final round Sunday with a 4-shot lead Davis said he is pretty much over Ty Gorton and remained steady throughout the day, a scratch golfer, even though knocking down a 10-foot birdie putt on 17 to extend his lead that’s not what it looked like at to 5 shots on the day. the Rye Grass. He might have distanced himself even more from Gorton “It’s hard to say scratch when and Jamie Whitehurst except for multiple near misses you shoot 7 under,” he said. putting. Davis is hoping to work “If the hole had been a half inch wider they would have his way into a pro golfing fallen,” he said. “A lot of the putts just burned the edges. I hit tournament. He has been Chiefland Golf and Country Club Manager Tim Hart presents Rye Grass Tournament winner• real well. I just couldn’t get it to fall.” playing quite a few mini- Alden Davis with his trophy and a set of irons. Shown from the left are third place winner Gorton and Whitehurst, a Williston native, finished with tournaments as an amateur, Jamie Whitehurst, Hart, Davis and second place winner Ty Gorton. Hart also thanked all the two-day totals of 142, but Whitehurst was bumped out of facing the best aspiring pros in tournament sponsors and donors for their generosity. Photo by Terry Witt. second place when tournament officials went back on the card the state. He said a 72 score at to look hole by hole to see who should win second place. Chiefland Golf and Country Whitehurst hit thunderous tee shots on the final three Club works out to a 78 score on the longer, tougher courses Third Flight: M. Blankenship 190, G. Pfannschmidt holes trying to make up ground, but it wasn’t enough to catch he plays on. 190, J. Adams 194. Davis who proved to be unflappable on the final holes. He played college golf at Southeast University in Lakeland • Golf Flight – 65plus: The Rye Grass tournament gave away $12,000 in prizes. for a year and made the Dean’s List, but he found it difficult • Championship Gold Flight: The 144 golfers were treated to a seafood dinner. On to find time for studies and still play on the college circuit. • Steve Mauldin 150, Ed Mcanigle 152, Jim Silveria 153. Saturday night the Island Room in Cedar Key catered the He decided to hone his skills in amateur tournaments. He • First Flight: J. Lewis 135, R. Richardson 136, M. tournament with a meal. appears to be at the cusp of turning pro. Viscione 140. Chiefland businessman Jim Smith, the only remaining He played against former amateur Matt Every in one • Second Flight: Jim Mauer 150, Dick Tummond 152, Jim charter member who has played in all 37 tournaments, tournament. Smith 155. finished in third place in the Gold Flights for golfers 65 years “I lost to him by four strokes. A month later he won a PGA • Ladies Flight: of age and older. Smith was among the volunteers who built tournament and a million and a half dollars,” Davis said. • Shirley Meggs 133, Lasella Ingram 142 and Linda Chiefland Golf and Country Club. Davis was team captain and lower scorer on his Chiefland Buchanan 145. One of the most avid golfers at the club, Dan Whitehurst, High School team. Chiefland won the district title by a • Specialty Winners: passed away from a heart attack while golfing at Chiefland stroke one year when Davis sank a 6-foot putt. • Longest Drive Terri Harris, Longest Putt Sue Ice, Golf and Country Club a few years ago Whitehurst was The first through third place Rye Grass winners in other Closest to Pin Lorraine Hebert, Straightest Drive also instrumental in building the Chiefland course because flights: Shirley Meggs. Whitehurst Construction loaded the heavy equipment to the • First Flight: R. McCrackin 148, J. Jenkins 150 and P. • Mens’ Specialty Winners: club to clear and build the fairways and greens. Cuffel 155. • Longest Drive: Jason Whitner, Straightest Drive A golf scramble named for Whitehurst took place during • Second Flight: Jody Lang 166, Milt Gillis 170 and Richard Ingram; Longest Putt Mike Kaatz; the tournament. Robert Ingram 170. • Closest to the Pin Ty Gorton. Williston Middle Football Continues Winning Moving their record to 5-0 the Williston Middle School had 24 yards on five carries with a touchdown. C.J. Strange Blaircum recovered a fumble and had two tackles for loss. football team defeated Mebane from Alachua 28-8. The Red had 18 yards on five carries. Head Coach Greg Hamilton says, “We are seeing Devil 1st team defense held the Mebane offense to -38 yards C.J. Strange was 7/11 for 53 yards and a conversion. The improvements in both of our lines. The assistant coaches until the giving way to the reserves in the fourth quarter. The leading receiver was Blake Hall with two catches for 34 yards (Tom Keeler, Kyle Spencer, Trace Stankunsas, and Calvin offense produced 4 touchdowns and two conversions to bring and a rush for 7 yards. Another highlight was a 32-yard kick- Strange) deserve credit for their hard work. We are becoming the victory. off return by Jarrett Jerrells. a more complete team.” Jeremiah James led all rushers with 68 yards on 12 The defense was led by Jarrett Jerrells with 5 tackles, Remember - Williston Middle School will be hosting the attempts including an extra two-point conversion. Mike Octavious Lee, Rodre’ Parker, Mike Robinson, Jonathan Championship on October 21st at 6:00 PM at Booster Field. Robinson added 40 yards on three carries, Jonathon Davis Davis, and Joey Sistrunk each had 4 tackles, and Layton Van www.levyjournalonline.com 2B The Levy County Journal Your Locally-Owned County Paper of Record since 1923 October 16, 2014 Around the Nature Coast SRWMD Governing Board Meeting Oct. 16 Levy County BoCC Oct. 21 An interesting selection of specialties like gator tail, possum On Thurs., Oct. 16, the Suwannee River Water Management The Levy County Board of County Commissioners will ribs, and venison along with some good old-fashioned southern District’s Governing Board will meet at 9 a.m. at the Cedar meet on Tues. Oct. 21 at 9 AM in the meeting room in the classics like mullet, grits, and swamp cabbage will be served. Key Community Center, 809 6th St., Cedar Key, FL. The courthouse located at 355 S. Court Street in Bronson. The There will be something for every taste! meeting is to consider District business and conduct public BoCC meets on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of the Door prizes will be given throughout the evening and the hearings on regulatory, real estate, and other various matters. month and again in two weeks. event will wrap up with a live auction. The District will also hold a workshop on Fri., Oct 17 at 8:30 Levy County Cattlemen & Landowners’ Assoc. Please contact the Levy County Schools Foundation at a.m. at the Cedar Key Community Center. A copy of the Meeting Oct. 23 [email protected] for more information. agenda may be obtained by visiting the District’s website at The Levy County Cattlemen and Landowners’ Association is A Land Remembered Performance Nov. 21 & 22 www.mysuwanneeriver.com. having its fall membership meeting on Thursday, October 23rd, The Levy County Historical Society will present Patrick Breast Cancer Awareness Trail Ride Oct. 18 2014 at 7 PM at the Whitehurst Lodge located at 9820 SW Smith’s A Land Remembered as performed by the author’s The 14th Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Trail Ride CR 346, Archer, FL 32618. son, “Rick” in a multimedia show and storytelling about his fundraiser will be held on Sat. Oct. 18 at the Tidewater Anyone interested in joining is invited to attend. If you would father at the Suwannee Valley Playhouse, 35 Park Street, Trailhead on Highway 337 in the Goethe State Forest of like additional information call the Levy County Extension Chiefland, on Fri. Nov. 21 at 7:00 PM and Sat. Nov. 22 at Levy County. Trail ride, poker ride, fun raffles, breast cancer Office (352/486-5131) or Devin Whitehurst (352/528-4724). 2:00 PM and again at 7:00 PM. The author, Patrick Smith, themed dress-up horse and rider contest and lunch with Levy County Schools Foundation Annual Beast makes video appearances throughout the program to tell all proceeds going to benefit local breast cancer patients. Feast Oct. 25 fascinating and humorous stories about his life. There is no Registration is $25 per rider which includes lunch, or $6 for The Levy County Schools Foundation will be hosting its 5th admission charge but admittance is by ticket only. Select non-rider lunch ticket. For more information go online at Annual Beast Feast on Sat. Oct. 25, at the Etheridge Cracker your performance and request tickets by calling 352/490- www.levycountyhorseclub.com or email us at levy2@flahorse. House- NE 140th Ave., Williston. Gate opens at 5:30 PM. 5636. 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Due to constraints of space in print the complete Internet-completion course Oct. 17 will be sold as well. (Vendors must be set up by 6:30 PM). Community Calendar is available at our website at: The class is Oct. 17 from 4:30pm to 10pm in Bronson. CEDAR KEY Students who have taken the online course and wish to www.LevyJournalOnline.com for your convenience. Cedar Key Arts Center Swap Shop Oct. 18 complete this classroom portion must bring the online- ARCHER completion report with them. The locations for this class Clean out your arts and crafts closet and have fun sharing at the Swap Shop. Bring your extra arts or crafts supplies and set Halloween Bash Oct. 24 will be given to those who register in advance by calling the regional FWC office at 386-758-0525 or going to MyFWC. up a table at the Swap Shop. This event will be held Sat., Oct. The City of Archer will hold this event and will be held com/HunterSafety. 18 from 9:00AM to 3:00 PM. For more information contact on Fri., Oct. 24 from 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM at the Archer All firearms, ammunition and materials are provided free of Amy Gernhardt at 352/215-2096. Community Center, located at 16671 SW 137th Ave. There charge. Students should bring a pen or pencil and paper. An Cedar Key City Council Meeting Oct. 21 will be great family fun with games, music, contests and prizes. adult must accompany children younger than 16 at all times. The next Cedar Key City Council is Oct. 21 at 6 PM. at the BRONSON Those interested in attending a course can register online Cedar Key City Hall. City Hall is located at 490 2nd Street – Beginner Sewing Class Oct. 18 and obtain information about future hunter safety classes at 352/543-5132. Meetings are held the first and third Tuesday of the month at 6 PM. A Two-Part Beginner Sewing Class will be held at the UF MyFWC.com/HunterSafety or by calling the FWC’s regional IFAS Extension Levy County Office in Bronson on Sat., Oct. office in Lake City at 386-758-0525. CHIEFLAND Bronson Town Council Meeting Oct. 20 15. This class will be taught by Muriel Turner, FCS Agent. Log –A-Load for Kids Golf Classic Oct. 16 Class will start at 9:00 am and end when participants are The next meeting of the Bronson Town Council will be Oct. On Thurs. Oct 16 golfers will gather to play in the 20th finished with their project. 20 at the Dogan S. Cobb Municipal Building. City Hall – Annual Tommy Usher Log-A-Load for kids Golf Classic held For more information contact Alicia Tretheway at 352-486- 352/486-2354. at Chiefland Gold and Country Club. Register to play golf, 5131 or [email protected] to register for both classes. Deadline School Health Advisory (SHAC) and Wellness Committee Meets Oct. 21 sponsor the event or make individual donation by contacting to register for both classes is Tues., Oct. 14 at 4:00 pm. Zak Seymour at 386/462-4201 or Zseymour@FarmcreditFL. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation The first School Health Advisory (SHAC) and Wellness com. You may also register online at www.eventbrite.com/ Commission is offering a free hunter safety Committee meeting will be held Tues., Oct. 21 at 2:00 PM e/20th-annual-tommy-usher-log-a-load-for-kids-golf-classic- at the School Board Office registration-12471670101 . Registration closes Sept. 19. located at 480 Marshburn For more information on Log-A-Load for Kids, please visit: Levy County Saltwater and Freshwater Tides Drive, Bronson, FL 32621. www.LogALoad.org . The SHAC and Wellness Tri County Community Resource Meeting Oct. 16 Committees work hand- DAY HIGH TIDE HEIGHT SUNRISE MOON % MOON The Next Tri County Community Resource Meeting is at /LOW TIME /FEET SUNSET TIME VISIBLE in-hand to promote health, Cedar Key the Gathering Table Restaurant, 116 N Main St, Chiefland, fitness, and nutrition for the Th 16 Low 1:47 AM 1.8 7:34 AM Rise 1:12 AM 49 FL 32626 on Oct. 16. students enrolled in Levy 16 High 7:43 AM 3.2 7:01 PM Set 2:45 PM First there will be the Board Meeting at 4:00 PM with the 16 Low 3:03 PM 0.9 County schools. The state Regular Meeting following at 4:30 PM. For more information 16 High 9:42 PM 2.8 required district Wellness please call 352/493-4627. F 17 Low 3:10 AM 1.7 7:35 AM Rise 2:04 AM 40 Policy is available for review 17 High 9:12 AM 3.1 7:00 PM Set 3:22 PM Levy County Republican Club Meeting Oct. 20 on the School Board of Levy 17 Low 4:15 PM 1.0 The Levy County Republican Executive Committee meets 17 High 10:41 PM 3.0 County website under the Sa 18 Low 4:31 AM 1.5 7:35 AM Rise 2:55 AM 31 Department Link. on the third Monday of the month at the Gathering Table 18 High 10:34 AM 3.2 6:59 PM Set 3:58 PM For more information, at 116 N. Main Street in Chiefland. The meeting starts with 18 Low 5:15 PM 0.9 food and fellowship at 6:30 p.m. followed by the meeting at 18 High 11:27 PM 3.2 please contact Angela Phillips, SHAC Chair, at 486-5261, or 7 p.m. Everyone is invited to come hear from county leaders Su 19 Low 5:34 AM 1.1 7:36 AM Rise 3:47 AM 22 who will explain what’s happening now and in the future of 19 High 11:38 AM 3.3 6:58 PM Set 4:33 PM Becky Tyson, District Wellness 19 Low 6:02 PM 0.9 contact, at 486-5244. levy County. Every meeting has informative Republican ideas, M 20 High 12:05 AM 3.4 7:37 AM Rise 4:38 AM 15 Tenth Annual Ride to information and plans for the future. 20 Low 6:23 AM 0.7 6:57 PM Set 5:07 PM Provide Oct. 25 First UMC Chiefland Pumpkins Now and Trunk-N- 20 High 12:31 PM 3.5 Treat Oct. 25 20 Low 6:42 PM 0.9 The 2014 Ride to Provide The First United Methodist Church of Chiefland now has Tu 21 High 12:38 AM 3.6 7:37 AM Rise 5:31 AM 9 will be held on Sat. Oct. 25 at 21 Low 7:05 AM 0.4 6:56 PM Set 5:41 PM Bronson High School (8691 over 500 pumpkins and gourds of all shapes, sizes and colors 21 High 1:16 PM 3.6 NE 90th Street). Registration just waiting to find new homes from 2 – 6 PM Mon. – Fri and 21 Low 7:17 PM 0.9 will begin at 7:30 AM with 10 AM – 6 PM Sat. at the Pumpkin Patch, 707 B. Main St. W 22 High 1:08 AM 3.7 7:38 AM Rise 6:24 AM 4 (Hwy 19/98) Chiefland in the field behind the church on Hwy 22 Low 7:43 AM 0.1 6:55 PM Set 6:17 PM free coffee and morning snacks 22 High 1:57 PM 3.6 provided by Southern Sisters 27. Daycare and Elementary classes are welcome to set up a 22 Low 7:51 PM 0.9 Hospitality. Kickstands are up special tour of the pumpkin patch by calling 352/493-4627. Suwannee River Entrance Our Trunk-N-Treat will be Sat., Oct. 25, 6:00-8:00 PM. Th 16 Low 2:05 AM 1.7 7:35 AM Rise 1:12 AM 49 at 10:00 AM sharp. This charity motorcycle Bring your decorated car trunk or truck bed and candy. Other 16 High 7:49 AM 2.8 7:01 PM Set 2:45 PM activities include a hayride, maze, costume contests and prize 16 Low 3:21 PM 0.9 ride is an escorted ride that 16 High 9:48 PM 2.5 is 64 miles in length and for best decorated trunk F 17 Low 3:28 AM 1.6 7:35 AM Rise 2:04 AM 40 goes through beautiful Levy Call 352/493-4627 if you plan to bring/decorate your vehicle. 17 High 9:18 AM 2.7 7:00 PM Set 3:23 PM Vehicles should be decorated and in place by 5:45 PM 17 Low 4:33 PM 0.9 County, ending at the ARC of 17 High 10:47 PM 2.6 Levy County in Otter Creek. CROSS CITY Sa 18 Low 4:49 AM 1.4 7:36 AM Rise 2:56 AM 31 This ride is free of cost. DAV Auxiliary Events 18 High 10:40 AM 2.8 6:59 PM Set 3:59 PM However all donations will The Cross City Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary is 18 Low 5:33 PM 0.9 be greatly appreciated and 18 High 11:33 PM 2.8 located at 125 SE 165 Ave. (Airport Road) and hosts Bingo Su 19 Low 5:52 AM 1.0 7:37 AM Rise 3:47 AM 22 the proceeds from this event every Wed. and Sat at 6 p.m. at the Chapter Hall. 19 High 11:44 AM 2.9 6:58 PM Set 4:33 PM directly support ARC of Levy 19 Low 6:20 PM 0.9 County. FANNING SPRINGS M 20 High 12:11 AM 3.0 7:37 AM Rise 4:39 AM 15 Participants are encouraged AMVETS Suwannee River Post 422 20 Low 6:41 AM 0.7 6:57 PM Set 5:07 PM to pre-register online at www. Ladies Auxiliary Yard/Bake Sale Oct. 18 20 High 12:37 PM 3.1 20 Low 7:00 PM 0.9 ridetoprovide.net. On Sat., Oct. 18, 2014, the Ladies Auxiliary of AMVETS Tu 21 High 12:44 AM 3.2 7:38 AM Rise 5:31 AM 9 For more information or to Suwannee River Post 422 will hold a Yard and Bake Sale 21 Low 7:23 AM 0.4 6:56 PM Set 5:42 PM help sponsor this event you can at the AMVETS Post in Fanning Springs. Anything and 21 High 1:22 PM 3.2 visit the website or call Sean or 21 Low 7:35 PM 0.9 everything will be on sale: books, electronics, clothing, W 22 High 1:14 AM 3.3 7:39 AM Rise 6:25 AM 4 Beth Mullins at 352/316-3260. Christmas decorations, kitchen items, bedding/blankets, 22 Low 8:01 AM 0.1 6:55 PM Set 6:17 PM Town of Bronson Trunk furniture and much more. The sale starts at 8 AM and will go or Treat Oct. 31 22 High 2:03 PM 3.2 until everything is sold!! 22 Low 8:09 PM 0.9 Come and join us at the The AMVETS Post, as well as the Ladies Auxiliary, Riders Withlacoochee River Entrance James H. Cobb Park as we Th 16 Low 2:05 AM 1.7 7:35 AM Rise 1:12 AM 49 Chapter and Sons Squadron will also be accepting applications 16 High 7:49 AM 2.8 7:01 PM Set 2:45 PM gather with the ghouls, ghosts at the Membership Tent. 16 Low 3:21 PM 0.9 and goblins of Halloween at Space is available for non-members for $5 but bring your own 16 High 9:48 PM 2.5 the Town of Bronson’s 3rd table and space is limited so come early. F 17 Low 3:28 AM 1.6 7:35 AM Rise 2:04 AM 40 Annual Trunk or Treat on Oct. Hot dogs and hamburgers will be available for sale. 17 High 9:18 AM 2.7 7:00 PM Set 3:23 PM 31 at 7:00 PM. 17 Low 4:33 PM 0.9 Proceeds of the sale will go to the Community Projects and 17 High 10:47 PM 2.6 Children ages 12 and Under Charities of the AMVETS, Auxiliary, Riders and Sons of Sa 18 Low 4:49 AM 1.4 7:36 AM Rise 2:56 AM 31 will have the opportunity to AMVETS!! So come out and support YOUR local Veterans Post. 18 High 10:40 AM 2.8 6:59 PM Set 3:59 PM dress up and travel the route 18 Low 5:33 PM 0.9 of vendors to collect candy GAINESVILLE 18 High 11:33 PM 2.8 Kanapaha Botanical Gardens Concert Series Oct. 17 Su 19 Low 5:52 AM 1.0 7:37 AM Rise 3:47 AM 22 throughout the evening while 19 High 11:44 AM 2.9 6:58 PM Set 4:33 PM older kids enjoy the Haunted Keith Peter and Talking Sticks will be playing original music 19 Low 6:20 PM 0.9 House hosted by the Fire at the Pavilion. They will be performing Oct. 17 from 7 PM – M 20 High 12:11 AM 3.0 7:37 AM Rise 4:39 AM 15 Department. Food and drinks 20 Low 6:41 AM 0.7 6:57 PM Set 5:07 PM continued on page 6B 20 High 12:37 PM 3.1 20 Low 7:00 PM 0.9 Tu 21 High 12:44 AM 3.2 7:38 AM Rise 5:31 AM 9 Weather Forecast 21 Low 7:23 AM 0.4 6:56 PM Set 5:42 PM 21 High 1:22 PM 3.2 21 Low 7:35 PM 0.9 W 22 High 1:14 AM 3.3 7:39 AM Rise 6:25 AM 4 22 Low 8:01 AM 0.1 6:55 PM Set 6:17 PM 22 High 2:03 PM 3.2 22 Low 8:09 PM 0.9 http://www.accuweather.com/en/us/bronson-fl/32621/daily-weather-forecast/332291 www.levyjournalonline.com October 16, 2014 Your Locally-Owned County Paper of Record since 1923 The Levy County Journal 3B Worship Directory First United FAMILY BIBLE Otter Creek Methodist Church Ellzey United CHAPEL Baptist Church of Chiefland “The Little Church Bro. Wayne Butler, Pastor Methodist Church With A Big God” Services ... For over 16 years, continues to Sunday- present the inspirational words Corner of 336 & Hwy 24 of God from the Bible. Sunday School 9:00 am Worship 10:00 am Come join us at 9:00 a.m. Worship Service ...... 11 a.m. 12 N Main Street, Chiefland Wednesday- Sunday Dinner 5:30 pm School Sunday School...... 10 a.m. Sunday: Family Worship Service: Awanas 6:00 pm 10:30am Worship 7:00 pm 10:15 a.m. Worship Pastor Doug Fleming 463-6369 171 SW 3rd Street - Otter Creek Don Lunsford, Pastor 352-486-2112 707 N. Main St.• 493-4627

Pine Grove Baptist Church 16655 N. W. CR-339 Manatee Springs Church of Christ First Baptist Church Trenton, Florida 32693 of Bronson 352-463-2151 Sunday www.pgbcfl.com Minister “Serving God & Loving People” 10 a.m...... Bible Study Gene Dumas Dr. Greg Douglas, Senior Pastor 11 a.m...... Worship Period Pastor Rickey Whitley, Assoc. Pastor/Youth 352-542-0657 or Sunday: Wednesday: Pastor Emanuel Harris, Education/Children 5 p.m...... Worship Period Pastor Jared Douglas, Collegiate/Missions 352-493-7775 Sunday School 9:15 am RA/GA Children’s Program 6:30pm Wednesday Morning Worship 10:30 am Full Throttle Youth 6:30pm 11450 NW 76th Terr., Sunday School ...... 9:15 a.m. 7 p.m...... Bible Study Evening Worship 6:00 pm Prayer Hour 6:30pm Morning Worship ...... 10:30 a.m. Chiefland Tuesday: Evening Worship ...... 6:00 p.m. Sr. Adult Bible Study 10:00am Pastor Je Buchanan Wednesday Night Services: Our goal is to “Speak where the Bible speaks and be silent Prayer Meeting, Youth, College & Career ...... 7:00 p.m. ~ Nursery provided for all services ~ where the Bible is silent.” We seek Bible authority for the 451 S. Court Street - Bronson, FL 32621- 352.486.2282 things that we believe and practice. A Non-Denominational Church Calendar Come and Worship Faith Community 8:30 a.m. Free Breakfast/Devotion Gulf Hammock Homecoming 9:30 a.m. Sunday Morning Worship urning Point 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study - & Smallwood Reunion Oct. 18 (except 3rd Wednesday) LEARNING HOUR: 9AM IN OUR NEW FACILITY The Annual Gulf Hammock Homecoming & Reverend Priscilla Scherrah, Pastor CR 341 (Dairy Road) Smallwood Reunion will be held on Sat. Oct. 18 in WORSHIP: 1O:14AM Children’s Church Gulf Hammock at Beck Park beginning at 10 AM Bronson United Methodist Church Wednesday Night with lunch at 1 PM. Plates, utensils, cups, tea, and ice Tel. 352-486-2281 235 Court Street PASTOR: KENT ZIMMERMANN Learning Time 7 pm will be furnished. Please bring a covered dish of food Bronson, Florida CELL 352-949-6501 and chairs. This is for friends, relatives, residents and former residents of Gulf Hammock. If you have any questions just call: Amelia at 352/629-4438; Abby at 850/997-5153; or Rachel at Obituaries [email protected] See you there! First UMC Chiefland Men’s Spaghetti Dinner MARLENE STRICKLAND MUNDEN Darrell Cannon of Steinhatchee and James Darren Corbin of Cross Oct. 18 Mrs. Marlene Strickland Munden, a lifelong resident of Levy City; and sisters: Cornelia Cannon of Steinhatchee, Billy Jean The United Methodist Men’s Spaghetti Dinner will County, Florida passed away at E.T. York Hospice in Gainesville Osteen of Cross City, Lacey Osteen of Trenton, Christy Osteen of be deliciously happening on Sat. Oct. 18 from 5:00 to surrounded by her loving family on Wednesday, October 9, 2014; Cross City and Anna Wood of Old Town. 7:00 PM. On the menu is Spaghetti, Salad, Bread, she was 83. Born at Montbook, Florida, she lived in Williston her Funeral services will be held at the Rick Gooding Funeral Dessert, Drink. A suggested minimum donation is entire life. She was a faithful member of the Williston Church of Home Chapel on Saturday, October 18, 2014 at 12 noon with Rev. $8.00/adult; Kids 10 and under free! (Eat In). Take God, for 20+ years, she served as a Sr. Health Support Technician Dwayne Kight officiating. Interment will follow at Lee Cemetery. Out is available. in Gainesville, and for five+ years she was a private caregiver. She A visitation will be held at the funeral home one hour prior to the Join us at First United Methodist Church, 707 N. loved to crochet, fish and cook but her top priority was her family. service. Main St., Chiefland or call us at 352/493-4627. Arrangements have been placed under the care of the Rick Oktoberfest at Peace Lutheran Oct. 24 Mrs. Munden was married to Hoover C. Munden in 1948 and he preceded her in death on December 9, 2012. Gooding Funeral Home, Cross City, Florida, 352/498-5400. Members of Peace Lutheran Church will serve a She is survived by her son, Daniel Rhett (Theresa) Munden; MARGARET PINNER Sauerkraut and Knockwurst dinner on Fri. Oct. 24, four daughters: Nancy (Cecil) Cook, Shirley (Gary) Ulmer, 4:30 to 7:00 P.M. Mrs. Margaret Pinner, of Tallahassee, Florida and formerly of Debbie (Johnny) Pettry and Darlene Ecker; brothers, Kenneth The menu will be sauerkraut with knockwurst and Cross City, went home to be with her Lord at the age of 88 on Strickland and J.W. (Lauren) Strickland; sister, Mary (David) mashed potatoes, dessert, and a choice of beverages Sunday, October 12, 2014. Starling; 10 grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren and three including tea, coffee and cider. Tickets will be available Mrs. Pinner was a homemaker and a mother. She lived in Cross great-great-grandchildren. at the door for a donation of $7 for adults and $3 for City from 1944 until 1999 when she moved to Tallahassee. She children 5 thru 11. Children under 5 will be admitted Funeral Services were held on October 11, 2014 at 11:00 enjoyed sewing and gardening. free. There will also be hot dogs available for the a.m. at the Williston Church of God with Pastor Wes Smith Mrs. Pinner was preceded in death by husband, Joseph Murdock children who may prefer them. officiating. Visitation was from 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday Oct. 10 at Pinner. Peace Lutheran Church, “The Church on the Hill,” is Knauff Funeral Home-Williston. Burial followed at Orange Hill She is survived by her daughter, Virginia (Noel) Harrison of located at 7201 S US 41, north of Dunnellon. For more Cemetery. Tallahassee; grandson, Jeffrey Harrison and granddaughter, Sierra information see: www.PeaceLutheranOnline.com or Knauff Funeral Home- Williston was in charge of Harrison; and sisters, Irene Snider and Carrie Lavett, both of see Peace Lutheran Church-Dunnellon on Facebook. arrangements. Birmingham, Alabama. Morriston Baptist Church Presents Annual GENEVA M. LOVETT Graveside service will be held Thursday, October 16, 2014 at Fall Festival and Fish Fry Oct. 25 August 25, 1918 – October 9, 2014 2:00 p.m. at Cross City Cemetery with Rev. Randy Richardson Fall is in the air at Morriston Baptist Church. The Geneva M. Lovett passed away at the age of 96 on Thursday, officiating. church will hold its annual community-wide Fall October 9, 2014 at the Tri-County Nursing Home. Geneva Arrangements have been placed under the care of the Rick Festival and Fish Fry on Sat., Oct. 25. Festivities begin was born on August 25, 1918 in Cobbtown, Georgia, to Jessie Gooding Funeral Home, Cross City, Florida, 352/498-5400. at 3 p.m. with carnival booths featuring an array of McDaniel and Abby Kicklighter McDaniel. She was a lifelong LALLIE PEARL INGRAM new games such as “red neck horseshoes,” goldfish ping resident of Gilchrist County, retired from the Gilchrist County pong and giant bean bag toss. Traditional favorites Lallie Pearl Ingram of Williston passed away at the age of 93 School Board and was a member of Pine Grove Baptist Church. on Monday, October 13, 2014 at Williston Health and Rehab such as the bounce house, face painting and the always She is survived by her three sons: Warren Lovett of Bell, Glyn popular cake walk will also be held. following an extended illness. Born in Chiefland, Florida she had Lovett of Fanning Springs and Greg Lovett of Bell; a sister, “New this year, we will be holding a Grand Prize lived in Williston since 1959. She was a member of the Church of Edna Mae Powell of Savannah, Ga.; many grandchildren, great- Drawing at 5:30 p.m. You must be present to win,” God in Bronson, she loved her Lord, fishing and her family. grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. said Pastor Keith Stewart. “We invite everyone to Lallie was predeceased by her husband Harry; one son, Larry; Funeral Services were held on Saturday, October 11, 2014 at attend. It’s a great way to spend a fall afternoon five sisters: Eunice, Annie Mae, Minnie, Flossie and Hettie; two with your family. We’ll have plenty to eat and lots of 11:00 A.M. at Priscilla Baptist Church with Pastor Ron Black brothers, Otis and John. entertainment for all.” officiating. Interment was private. She leaves one son, Gordon (Jackie) Ingram; one daughter- The purpose of the church’s Fall Festival is food and Arrangements were placed under the care of Watson Funeral in-law, Beverly Ingram; one sister-in-law, Carol Geiger; six fellowship. But it’s also a way for Morriston Baptist to Home, Trenton, FL. 32693; 352/463-8888. grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. introduce some of its choices for families Online condolences or to sign the guest book at www. Funeral services will be held on Thursday October 16, 2014 at Morriston Baptist Church is located on Highway watsonfhtrenton.com 2:00 p.m. at the Chapel of Knauff funeral Home-Williston with 41, seven miles south of Williston. Look for the new LOLA E. MATSKO Pastor Jim Waldren officiating. Visitation will be one hour prior church campus just north of the Highway 41 and CR Lola E. Matsko of Williston passed away at the age of 92 to service. Burial will follow at Orange Hill Cemetery under the 326/323 intersection. on Friday October 10, 2014 at Park Meadows Care Center in direction of Knauff Funeral Home-Williston, 512 E. Noble Ave., continued on page 6B For more info, call 352/528-4080 or visit the website Gainesville, Florida following an extended illness. Born in Gary, Williston, Fla. 32696; 352/528-3481. at www.morristonbaptist.org. Indiana, she had lived in Williston for 18 years, coming here Resurrection Fellowship Fall Festival Oct. 25 from Piney, Arkansas. She was a member of Highlands Baptist Resurrection Fellowship is hosting a “Fall Festival” Church and was a supervisor for ConAgra Food Company. She on Sat., Oct. 25 from 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM. This event was a member of Toys for Tots and very involved in helping needy is free to the general public and will feature a Bounce people. But her top priority was spending time with family. House, Fishing Pond, Paint Ball Booth and Cake Lola leaves behind one son, Charles Mason of Williston; three walk. We invite you to bring your favorite chili---to grandchildren and one great-grandchild. enter into our Chili cookoff! Hot dogs, chips, and Funeral Services will be Friday October 17, 2014 at 10:00 a.m. drinks will be served. The church is located between in the Chapel of Knauff Funeral Home-Williston with Pastor Russ Chiefland and Bronson just 2 miles off of Hwy 27 on McDonald and Pastor Jerry Philman officiating. Visitation will be 339A ( Breezy Acres Campground Road). For more Thursday October 16, 2014 from 6 to 8:00 p.m. at Knauff funeral information please contact Pastor Janice Sloan at Home. Burial will follow at Piney, Ark. 352/362-1943. Fish Dinner at Holy Family Catholic Church The family requests that flowers be send to Roller-Cox Funeral Nov. 14 Home at Clarksville, Arkansas, 701 Roger Street. Knauff Funeral Home, 512 E. Noble Ave., Williston, Fla. Fish Dinner on Fri., Nov. 14 at Holy Family Catholic Church Parish Hall. 32696; 352/528-3481 is in charge of local arrangements. Fried or baked fish, fries, hushpuppies, drinks, MARGIE MICHELLE HENDRICKS dessert and choice of two sides of baked beans, Mrs. Margie Michelle Hendricks of Cross City, Florida passed coleslaw, or grits. Adults $7, Senior Citizen smaller away at the age of 40 on Saturday, October 11, 2014. Meal $6 and Children $4 (Under 12). Take out orders Mrs. Hendricks was a homemaker and a mother. She, at one welcome; from 5 to 7 p.m. time, had worked at the Cross City Rehab and at various restaurants. Lite Lunch is free for everyone on Wed. Nov. 19 She enjoyed riding horses, reading and fishing. from 12 to 1:30 p.m. Zumba on Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Hendricks was preceded in death by husband, Ronald Angel House Thrift Store is open Friday and Hendricks, Sr.; brothers, Christopher Osteen and Rudy Gainey; and Saturday from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. every weekend. father, Rudolph Sylvester Gainey. Holy Family is located at 17353 NW Hwy. 27 Alt, She is survived by son, Ronald Hendricks, Jr. of Cross City; 3 miles from Williston on North Hwy 27A; 352/528- daughter, Laura Mae Hendricks of Cross City; mother, Bertha 2893. Burns of Steinhatchee; brothers: Gerald Cannon of Cross City, John Henry Thomas Osteen of Cross City, Roger Gainey of Horseshoe, www.levyjournalonline.com 4B The Levy County Journal Your Locally-Owned County Paper of Record since 1923 October 16, 2014 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF be redeemed according to DANNY J. SHIPP NAME(S) OF sold to the highest bidder in All of said property being APPLICATION FOR law, the property described CLERK OF CIRCUIT CERTIFICATE HOLDER(S): the Courthouse lobby on the in the County of Levy, State TAX DEED in such Certificate will be COURT US BANK AS CUSTODIAN 3rd day of November, 2014, of Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY sold to the highest bidder in LEVY COUNTY, FOR FLORIDA DUNDEE between the hours of 11:00 Unless such Certificate shall GIVEN, that the holder(s) the Courthouse lobby on the FLORIDA LIEN INVESTMENT LLC A.M. and 2:00. be redeemed according to of Certificate number 1697- 3rd day of November, 2014, Pub.: Oct 02, 2014, Oct 09, LEGAL DESCRIPTION DATED this 25th DAY OF law, the property described 10 of the sale of 2010 has between the hours of 11:00 2014, Oct 16, 2014, Oct 23, OF THE PROPERTY: LOT SEPTEMBER 2014. in such Certificate will be (have) filed said Certificate A.M. and 2:00. 2014. 1, BLOCK 18, UNIVERSITY DANNY J. SHIPP sold to the highest bidder in for a Tax Deed to be issued DATED this 25th DAY OF ------OAKS, ACCORDING TO CLERK OF CIRCUIT the Courthouse lobby on the thereon. The name(s) of the SEPTEMBER 2014. NOTICE OF THE PLAT THEREOF, COURT 3rd day of November, 2014, holder(s) of said Certificate, DANNY J. SHIPP APPLICATION FOR RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK LEVY COUNTY, between the hours of 11:00 the description of the CLERK OF CIRCUIT TAX DEED 4, PAGE 15, 15H-15M, FLORIDA A.M. and 2:00. property, the name(s) in COURT NOTICE IS HEREBY PUBLIC RECORDS OF Pub.: Oct 02, 2014, Oct 09, DATED this 25th DAY OF which it is assessed are as LEVY COUNTY, GIVEN, that the holder(s) LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. 2014, Oct 16, 2014, Oct 23, SEPTEMBER 2014. follows: FLORIDA of Certificate number 2886- NAME(S) IN WHICH 2014. DANNY J. SHIPP NAME(S) OF Pub.: Oct 02, 2014, Oct 09, 10 of the sale of 2010 has ASSESSED: BLUE RIVER ------CLERK OF CIRCUIT CERTIFICATE HOLDER(S): 2014, Oct 16, 2014, Oct 23, (have) filed said Certificate CORPORATION NOTICE OF COURT US BANK AS CUSTODIAN 2014. for a Tax Deed to be issued All of said property being APPLICATION FOR LEVY COUNTY, FOR FLORIDA DUNDEE ------thereon. The name(s) of the in the County of Levy, State TAX DEED FLORIDA LIEN INVESTMENT LLC NOTICE OF holder(s) of said Certificate, of Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY Pub.: Oct 02, 2014, Oct 09, LEGAL DESCRIPTION APPLICATION FOR the description of the Unless such Certificate shall GIVEN, that the holder(s) of 2014, Oct 16, 2014, Oct 23, OF THE PROPERTY: A TAX DEED property, the name(s) in be redeemed according to Certificate number 209-11 of 2014. PARCEL OF LAND IN NOTICE IS HEREBY which it is assessed are as law, the property described the sale of 2011 has (have) ------THE NW 1/4 OF SE 1/4 OF GIVEN, that the holder(s) of follows: in such Certificate will be filed said Certificate for a Tax NOTICE OF SECTION 21, TOWNSHIP Certificate number 177-10 of NAME(S) OF sold to the highest bidder in Deed to be issued thereon. APPLICATION FOR 14 SOUTH, RANGE 19 the sale of 2010 has (have) CERTIFICATE HOLDER(S): the Courthouse lobby on the The name(s) of the holder(s) TAX DEED EAST, LEVY COUNTY, filed said Certificate for a Tax US BANK AS CUSTODIAN 3rd day of November, 2014, of said Certificate, the NOTICE IS HEREBY FLORIDA, BEING A Deed to be issued thereon. FOR FLORIDA DUNDEE between the hours of 11:00 description of the property, GIVEN, that the holder(s) PORTION OF THAT The name(s) of the holder(s) LIEN INVESTMENT LLC A.M. and 2:00. the name(s) in which it is of Certificate number 3132- CERTAIN PROPERTY of said Certificate, the LEGAL DESCRIPTION DATED this 25th DAY OF assessed are as follows: 11 of the sale of 2011 has DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL description of the property, OF THE PROPERTY: SEPTEMBER 2014. NAME(S) OF (have) filed said Certificate RECORDS BOOK 294, the name(s) in which it is LOT 1, BLOCK D, RAY’S DANNY J. SHIPP CERTIFICATE HOLDER(S): for a Tax Deed to be issued PAGE 59, AND BEING assessed are as follows: SUBDIVISION, UNIT NO. CLERK OF CIRCUIT US BANK AS CUSTODIAN thereon. The name(s) of the MORE PARTICULARLY NAME(S) OF 1, REVISED, ACCORDING COURT FOR FLORIDA DUNDEE holder(s) of said Certificate, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: CERTIFICATE HOLDER(S): TO THE PLAT THEREOF, LEVY COUNTY, LIEN INVESTMENT LLC the description of the FOR A POINT OF US BANK AS CUSTODIAN RECORDED IN PLAT FLORIDA LEGAL DESCRIPTION property, the name(s) in REFERENCE, COMMENCE FOR FLORIDA DUNDEE BOOK 2, PAGE 19, PUBLIC Pub.: Oct 02, 2014, Oct 09, OF THE PROPERTY: A which it is assessed are as AT THE NE CORNER OF LIEN INVESTMENT LLC RECORDS OF LEVY 2014, Oct 16, 2014, Oct 23, TRACT OF LAND BEING follows: THE NW 1/4 OF SE 1/4 OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION COUNTY, FLORIDA 2014. IN THE NE 1/4 OF THE NAME(S) OF SECTION 21, TOWNSHIP 14 OF THE PROPERTY: NAME(S) IN WHICH ------NW 1/4 OF SECTION 26, CERTIFICATE HOLDER(S): SOUTH, RANGE 19 EAST, COMMENCING AT THE ASSESSED: JOHN NOTICE OF TOWNSHIP 12 SOUTH, US BANK AS CUSTODIAN LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, NE CORNER OF THE NE HANSEN, DREAMA APPLICATION FOR RANGE 14 EAST, LEVY FOR FLORIDA DUNDEE THENCE N 89 DEG. 04 1/4 OF THE SE 1/4 OF HANSEN TAX DEED COUNTY, FLORIDA BEING LIEN INVESTMENT LLC MIN. 39 SEC. W, ALONG SECTION 1, TOWNSHIP All of said property being NOTICE IS HEREBY MORE PARTICULARLY LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE NORTH LINE OF SAID 12 SOUTH, RANGE 14 in the County of Levy, State GIVEN, that the holder(s) DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: THE PROPERTY: LOT 25, NW 1/4 OF SE 1/4, 28.04 EAST, AND RUN THENCE of Florida. of Certificate number 4769- BEGINNING AT THE NE BLOCK 93, OF WILLISTON FEET, TO A MONUMENT WEST 220 FEET, THEN Unless such Certificate shall 10 of the sale of 2010 has CORNER OF SAID NE HIGHLANDS GOLF & MARKING THE EAST LINE RUN SOUTH 200 FEET TO be redeemed according to (have) filed said Certificate 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4 OF COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES, OF A COUNTY ROAD ESTABLISH THE POINT OF law, the property described for a Tax Deed to be issued SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP ACCORDING TO THE PLAT AND BEING THE POINT BEGINNING. FROM SAID in such Certificate will be thereon. The name(s) of the 12 SOUTH, RANGE 14 THEREOF, RECORDED IN OF BEGINNING; THENCE POINT OF BEGINNING sold to the highest bidder in holder(s) of said Certificate, EAST; THENCE RUN WEST PLAT BOOK 3, PAGES 67 CONTINUE N 89 DEG. 04 CONTINUE SOUTH 200 the Courthouse lobby on the the description of the 210 FEET; THENCE RUN THROUGH 67M, PUBLIC MIN. 39 SEC. W, ALONG FEET, THENCE RUN WEST 3rd day of November, 2014, property, the name(s) in SOUTH 210 FEET; THENCE RECORDS OF LEVY SAID NORTH LINE, 258.67 220 FEET, THENCE RUN between the hours of 11:00 which it is assessed are as RUN EAST 210 FEET TO COUNTY, FLORIDA FEET; THENCE S 14 DEG. NORTH 200 FEET, AND A.M. and 2:00. follows: THE EAST LINE OF SAID NAME(S) IN WHICH 13 MIN. 00 SEC. W, 185.03 THENCE RUN EAST 200 DATED this 25th DAY OF NAME(S) OF NE 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4 OF ASSESSED: JOSE FEET, TO THE NORTHERLY FEET TO THE POINT OF SEPTEMBER 2014. CERTIFICATE HOLDER(S): SECTION 26; THENCE RUN R. RAMOS, ROSA M. RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF BEGINNING. BEING IN DANNY J. SHIPP US BANK AS CUSTODIAN NORTH 210 FEET TO THE VAZQUEZ LEVY COUNTY ROAD THE NE 1/4 OF THE SE 1/4 CLERK OF CIRCUIT FOR FLORIDA DUNDEE POINT OF BEGINNING; All of said property being C-464; THENCE S 73 DEG. OF SECTION 1 TOWNSHIP COURT LIEN INVESTMENT LLC SAID LAND BEING IN LEVY in the County of Levy, State 57 MIN. 47 SEC. E, ALONG 12 SOUTH, RANGE 14 LEVY COUNTY, LEGAL DESCRIPTION COUNTY, FLORIDA AND of Florida. SAID RIGHT OF WAY EAST, LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA OF THE PROPERTY: LOT CONTAINING ONE ACRE Unless such Certificate shall LINE, 133.60 FEET, TO A FLORIDA Pub.: Oct 02, 2014, Oct 09, 8, BLOCK 1, CORRECTIVE MORE OR LESS. LESS be redeemed according to MONUMENT MARKING NAME(S) IN WHICH 2014, Oct 16, 2014, Oct 23, PLAT OF OAK FOREST AND EXCEPT THE NORTH law, the property described THE EAST LINE OF A ASSESSED: J P BROWN 2014. ESTATES, ACCORDING 50 FEET FOR STATE in such Certificate will be COUNTY ROAD; THENCE All of said property being ------TO THE PLAT THEREOF, ROAD NO. 347 RIGHT-OF- sold to the highest bidder in N 41 DEG. 04 MIN. 29 SEC. in the County of Levy, State NOTICE OF RECORDED IN PLAT WAY PURPOSES. THE the Courthouse lobby on the E, ALONG SAID EAST LINE of Florida. APPLICATION FOR BOOK 5, PAGES 29, 29A ABOVE DESCRIPTION 3rd day of November, 2014, OF COUNTY ROAD, 268.07 Unless such Certificate shall TAX DEED AND 29B, OF THE PUBLIC WAS BASED ON A between the hours of 11:00 FEET, TO A MONUMENT; be redeemed according to NOTICE IS HEREBY RECORDS OF LEVY SURVEY PREPARED BY A.M. and 2:00. THENCE N 02 DEG. 35 MIN. law, the property described GIVEN, that the holder(s) COUNTY, FLORIDA. DANIEL M. CROFT, DATED this 25th DAY OF 47 SEC. W, ALONG SAID in such Certificate will be of Certificate number 4300- NAME(S) IN WHICH PROFESSIONAL LAND SEPTEMBER 2014. EAST LINE, 10.03 FEET, TO sold to the highest bidder in 10 of the sale of 2010 has ASSESSED: YOUR SURVEYOR, FLORIDA DANNY J. SHIPP CLOSE ON THE POINT OF the Courthouse lobby on the (have) filed said Certificate FLORIDA LAND LLC CERTIFICATE NO. 2001. CLERK OF CIRCUIT BEGINNING. 3rd day of November, 2014, for a Tax Deed to be issued All of said property being SAID DESCRIPTION WAS COURT NAME(S) IN WHICH between the hours of 11:00 thereon. The name(s) of the in the County of Levy, State ALSO APPLIED BY DANIEL LEVY COUNTY, ASSESSED: VIRGEL A.M. and 2:00. holder(s) of said Certificate, of Florida. M. CROST. FLORIDA KERKLIN DATED this 25th DAY OF the description of the Unless such Certificate shall NAME(S) IN WHICH Pub.: Oct 02, 2014, Oct 09, All of said property being SEPTEMBER 2014. property, the name(s) in be redeemed according to ASSESSED: EMMA 2014, Oct 16, 2014, Oct 23, in the County of Levy, State DANNY J. SHIPP which it is assessed are as law, the property described R. WEAVER, LESIA L. 2014. of Florida. CLERK OF CIRCUIT follows: in such Certificate will be WRIGHT ------Unless such Certificate shall COURT NAME(S) OF sold to the highest bidder in All of said property being NOTICE OF be redeemed according to LEVY COUNTY, CERTIFICATE HOLDER(S): the Courthouse lobby on the in the County of Levy, State APPLICATION FOR law, the property described FLORIDA US BANK AS CUSTODIAN 3rd day of November, 2014, of Florida. TAX DEED in such Certificate will be Pub.: Oct 02, 2014, Oct 09, FOR FLORIDA DUNDEE between the hours of 11:00 Unless such Certificate shall NOTICE IS HEREBY sold to the highest bidder in 2014, Oct 16, 2014, Oct 23, LIEN INVESTMENT LLC A.M. and 2:00. be redeemed according to GIVEN, that the holder(s) of the Courthouse lobby on the 2014. LEGAL DESCRIPTION DATED this 25th DAY OF law, the property described Certificate number 381-11 of 3rd day of November, 2014, ------OF THE PROPERTY: SEPTEMBER 2014. in such Certificate will be the sale of 2011 has (have) between the hours of 11:00 NOTICE OF LOT 2, BLOCK 14, UNIT 7, DANNY J. SHIPP sold to the highest bidder in filed said Certificate for a Tax A.M. and 2:00. APPLICATION FOR WILLISTON HIGHLANDS, CLERK OF CIRCUIT the Courthouse lobby on the Deed to be issued thereon. DATED this 25th DAY OF TAX DEED AS PER PLAT THEREOF, COURT 3rd day of November, 2014, The name(s) of the holder(s) SEPTEMBER 2014. NOTICE IS HEREBY RECORDED IN PLAT LEVY COUNTY, between the hours of 11:00 of said Certificate, the DANNY J. SHIPP GIVEN, that the holder(s) BOOK 4 PAGE 4-B, PUBLIC FLORIDA A.M. and 2:00. description of the property, CLERK OF CIRCUIT of Certificate number 2390- RECORDS OF LEVY Pub.: Oct 02, 2014, Oct 09, DATED this 25th DAY OF the name(s) in which it is COURT 10 of the sale of 2010 has COUNTY, FLORIDA. 2014, Oct 16, 2014, Oct 23, SEPTEMBER 2014. assessed are as follows: LEVY COUNTY, (have) filed said Certificate NAME(S) IN WHICH 2014. DANNY J. SHIPP NAME(S) OF FLORIDA for a Tax Deed to be issued ASSESSED: SAMUEL J. ------CLERK OF CIRCUIT CERTIFICATE HOLDER(S): Pub.: Oct 02, 2014, Oct 09, thereon. The name(s) of the PACURARI, THERESA J. NOTICE OF COURT US BANK AS CUSTODIAN 2014, Oct 16, 2014, Oct 23, holder(s) of said Certificate, PACURARI APPLICATION FOR LEVY COUNTY, FOR FLORIDA DUNDEE 2014. the description of the All of said property being TAX DEED FLORIDA LIEN INVESTMENT LLC ------property, the name(s) in in the County of Levy, State NOTICE IS HEREBY Pub.: Oct 02, 2014, Oct 09, LEGAL DESCRIPTION NOTICE OF which it is assessed are as of Florida. GIVEN, that the holder(s) 2014, Oct 16, 2014, Oct 23, OF THE PROPERTY: APPLICATION FOR follows: Unless such Certificate shall of Certificate number 5096- 2014. A PARCEL OF LAND TAX DEED NAME(S) OF be redeemed according to 10 of the sale of 2010 has ------LYING IN THE NE1/4 OF NOTICE IS HEREBY CERTIFICATE HOLDER(S): law, the property described (have) filed said Certificate NOTICE OF SW1/4 OF SECTION 32, GIVEN, that the holder(s) US BANK AS CUSTODIAN in such Certificate will be for a Tax Deed to be issued APPLICATION FOR TOWNSHIP 11 SOUTH, of Certificate number 1709- FOR FLORIDA DUNDEE sold to the highest bidder in thereon. The name(s) of the TAX DEED RANGE 15 EAST, LEVY 10 of the sale of 2010 has LIEN INVESTMENT LLC the Courthouse lobby on the holder(s) of said Certificate, NOTICE IS HEREBY COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING (have) filed said Certificate LEGAL DESCRIPTION 3rd day of November, 2014, the description of the GIVEN, that the holder(s) MORE PARTICULARLY for a Tax Deed to be issued OF THE PROPERTY: LOTS between the hours of 11:00 property, the name(s) in of Certificate number 2797- DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: thereon. The name(s) of the 10, 11 AND 12, BLOCK A.M. and 2:00. which it is assessed are as 11 of the sale of 2011 has FOR A POINT OF holder(s) of said Certificate, 36, RAINBOW LAKES DATED this 25th DAY OF follows: (have) filed said Certificate BEGINNING, COMMENCE the description of the ESTATES, SECTION “N”, SEPTEMBER 2014. NAME(S) OF for a Tax Deed to be issued AT THE NE CORNER property, the name(s) in ACCORDING TO THE PLAT DANNY J. SHIPP CERTIFICATE HOLDER(S): thereon. The name(s) of the OF THE NE1/4 OF THE which it is assessed are as THEREOF, RECORDED CLERK OF CIRCUIT US BANK AS CUSTODIAN holder(s) of said Certificate, SW1/4 OF SECTION 32, follows: IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGES COURT FOR FLORIDA DUNDEE the description of the TOWNSHIP 11 SOUTH, NAME(S) OF 27 27A THROUGH 27D, LEVY COUNTY, LIEN INVESTMENT LLC property, the name(s) in RANGE 15 EAST, THENCE CERTIFICATE HOLDER(S): INCLUSIVE, OF THE FLORIDA LEGAL DESCRIPTION which it is assessed are as S. 87 DEGREES 00 MIN. US BANK AS CUSTODIAN PUBLIC RECORDS OF Pub.: Oct 02, 2014, Oct 09, OF THE PROPERTY: LOT follows: 43 SEC W, ALONG THE FOR FLORIDA DUNDEE LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA 2014, Oct 16, 2014, Oct 23, 7, BLOCK C, CASONS NAME(S) OF QUARTER SECTION LINE LIEN INVESTMENT LLC NAME(S) IN WHICH 2014. INGLIS ACRES, UNIT 3, CERTIFICATE HOLDER(S): 312.6 FT; THENCE S. 02 LEGAL DESCRIPTION ASSESSED: CODY ------A SUBDIVISION AS PER US BANK AS CUSTODIAN DEGREE 35 MIN 44 SEC. OF THE PROPERTY: LOTS MICHAEL MANLEY NOTICE OF A PLAT THEREOF RECORDS FOR FLORIDA DUNDEE E. 696.15 FT; THENCE N. 1 THRU 7, BLOCK 11, MAP All of said property being PPLICATION FOR IN PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE LIEN INVESTMENT LLC 87 DEG. 08 MIN. 16 SEC. OF RALEIGH, ACCORDING in the County of Levy, State TAX DEED 43, PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION E., 312.6 FT TO THE EAST TO A SURVEY AND PLAT of Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. OF THE PROPERTY: LOT LINE OF SAID NE1/4 OF RECORDED IN PLAT Unless such Certificate shall GIVEN, that the holder(s) NAME(S) IN WHICH 21, BLOCK 10, PEACEFUL THE SW1/4; THENCE N. BOOK 1, PAGE 11, PUBLIC be redeemed according to of Certificate number 4492- ASSESSED: ROBERT ACRES, ACCORDING 02 DEGREE 35 MIN 44 RECORDS OF LEVY law, the property described 10 of the sale of 2010 has A. HAZEL, ANN MARIE TO THE PLAT THEREOF, SEC. W., ALONG SAID COUNTY, FLORIDA in such Certificate will be (have) filed said Certificate HAZEL RECORDED IN PLAT EAST LINE 696.84 FT TO NAME(S) IN WHICH sold to the highest bidder in for a Tax Deed to be issued All of said property being BOOK 3, PAGE 57, PUBLIC CLOSE ONE THE POINT ASSESSED: JEAN THONY the Courthouse lobby on the thereon. The name(s) of the in the County of Levy, State RECORDS OF LEVY OF BEGINNING. AND FAROUL 3rd day of November, 2014, holder(s) of said Certificate, of Florida. COUNTY, FLORIDA. COMMENCE AT THE NE All of said property being between the hours of 11:00 the description of the Unless such Certificate shall NAME(S) IN WHICH CORNER OF THE NE1/4 OF in the County of Levy, State A.M. and 2:00. property, the name(s) in be redeemed according to ASSESSED: RODRIGUE THE SW1/4 OF SECTION of Florida. DATED this 25th DAY OF which it is assessed are as law, the property described DORLYS, YOLENE 32, TOWNSHIP 11 SOUTH, Unless such Certificate shall SEPTEMBER 2014. follows: in such Certificate will be HYPPOLITE RANGE 15 EAST, LEVY www.levyjournalonline.com October 16, 2014 Your Locally-Owned County Paper of Record since 1923 The Levy County Journal 5B LEGAL NOTICES COUNTY, FLORIDA; 8127 N MERRIMAC WAY Last Known Address 14 SOUTH, RANGE 18 wherein JPMORGAN wherein JPMORGAN THENCE S. 87 DEGREES CITRUS SPRINGS, FL 11448 NE 66TH LN EAST, AND PROCEED CHASE BANK, NATIONAL CHASE BANK, NATIONAL 09 MIN. 45 SEC. W. 34434 WILLISTON, FL 32696 S. 86 DEGREES 44 ASSOCIATION, is Plaintiff, ASSOCIATION, is Plaintiff, ALONG THE NORTH LINE SANDRA P. TRAVERS YOU ARE NOTIFIED that MINUTES 19 SECONDS and PAUL BLOOM, et al are and BRIAN N. HOUCHENS, OF THE SW1/4 OF SAID 468 VIRGINIA STREET an action for Foreclosure of E., ALONG THE SOUTH Defendants, the clerk will et al are Defendants, the SECTION 32 A DISTANCE BRONSON, FL 32621 Mortgage on the following BOUNDARY LINE OF sell to the highest and best clerk will sell to the highest OF 312.60 FT TO THE SANDRA P. TRAVERS described property: THE NORTH 1/2 OF THE bidder for cash, beginning at and best bidder for cash, POINT OF BEGINNING; 5150 NE 101ST AVENUE LOT 12, BLOCK 33, NE 1/4, 2058.79 FEET 11:00 a.m. at LEVY County beginning at 11:00 AM Levy THENCE CONTINUE S. 87 BRONSON, FL 32621 OAK RIDGE ESTATES, TO THE INTERSECTION Courthouse, BOCC Meeting County Courthouse BOCC DEGREES 09 MIN 45 SEC AND TO: ACCORDING TO THE OF THE EASTERLY Room, 355 S. Court Street, Meeting Room, 355 S. Court W ALONG SAID NORTH All persons claiming an PLAT THEREOF AS RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF Bronson, FL 32621 in Street, Bronson, FL 32621, LINE 312.90 FT; THENCE interest by, through, under, RECORDED IN PLAT A 50 FOOT ROADWAY; accordance with Chapter 45 in accordance with Chapter S. 02 DEGREES 26 MIN 42 or against the aforesaid BOOK 3, PAGE 63, OF THENCE N. 00 Florida Statutes, on the 24 45, Florida Statutes, on the SEC E. 696.15 FT; THENCE Defendant(s). THE PUBLIC RECORDS DEGREES 04 MINUTES day of November, 2014, the 10 day of November, 2014, N 87 DEGREES 09 MIN 45 YOU ARE HEREBY OF LEVY COUNTY, 39 SECONDS W., following described properly the following described SEC E. PARALLEL WITH THE NORTH LINE OF NOTIFIED that an action to FLORIDA. ALONG SAID EASTERLY as set forth in said Final property as set forth in said SAID SW1/4 A DISTANCE foreclose a mortgage on the TOGETHER WITH RIGHT OF WAY LINE, Judgment to wit: Lis Pendens, to wit: OF 312.90 FT; THENCE N. following described property THAT CERTAIN 2008 676.11 FEET TO THE The North 1/2 of Lot The East 1/2 of the SW 02 DEGREES 26 MIN 42 located in Levy County, MOBILE HOME SERIAL# POINT OF BEGINNING 11, Block A, Drummond 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of the SEC W., 696.15 FT TO THE Florida: GAHAI002181A AND OF LOT 2 HEREIN Estates Subdivision, SE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of POINT OF BEGINNING. LOT 37, LIBBY HEIGHTS, SERIAL# DESCRIBED; THENCE according to the plat Section 3, Township 12 NAME(S) IN WHICH ACCORDING TO MAP GAHAI002181B CONTINUE N. 00 thereof recorded in Plat South, Range 17 East, ASSESSED: ROOSEVELT OR PLAT THEREOF AS a/k/a DEGREES 04 MINUTES Book 3, Page 48, Public Levy County, Florida. THOMPSON RECORDED IN PLAT 11448 NE 66TH LN 39 SECONDS W., Records of Levy County, SUBJECT TO All of said property being BOOK 3, PAGE 53 OF WILLISON, FL 32696 ALONG SAID EASTERLY Florida. CONDITIONS, in the County of Levy, State THE PUBLIC RECORDS has been filed against you RIGHT OF WAY LINE, Together with a 1997 RESTRICTIONS, of Florida. OF LEVY COUNTY, and you are required to 338.12 FEET; THENCE Fleetwood mobile home, R E S E R V A T I O N S , U n l e s s s u c h C e r t i fi c a t e s h a l l FLORIDA. serve a copy of you written S. 86 DEGREES 45 bearing ID LIMITATIONS AND be redeemed according to has been filed against you, defenses, if any, to it, on MINUTES 06 SECONDS GAFLT34A24660SH21 EASEMENTS OF law, the property described and you are required to Marinosci Law Group, P.C., E., PARALLEL TO THE & GAFLT34B24660 RECORD, IF ANY, AND in such Certificate will be serve a copy of your written Attorney for Plaintiff, whose SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF SH2SH21 LESS AND ZONING AND OTHER sold to the highest bidder in defenses, if any, to this action, address is 100 W. Cypress WAY LINE OF STATE EXCEPT the following G O V E R N M E N T A L the Courthouse lobby on the on Greenspoon Marder, Creek Road, Suite 1045, Fort ROAD NO. 464, 297.04 described lands: REGULATIONS. 3rd day of November, 2014, P.A., Default Department, Lauderdale, Florida 33309 FEET; THENCE S. 00 For a Point of Beginning, THIS IS NOT THE between the hours of 11:00 Attorneys for Plaintiff, on or before November DEGREES 04 MINUTES commence at the HOMESTEAD OF A.M. and 2:00. whose address is Trade 10, 2014, a date which 39 SECONDS E., 338.12 Southwest corner of the THE GRANTOR NOR DATED this 25th DAY OF Centre South, Suite 700, is within thirty (30) days FEET; THENCE N. 86 North 1/2 of said Lot IS IT CONTIGUOUS SEPTEMBER 2014. 100 West Cypress Creek after the first publication DEGREES 45 MINUTES 11, Block A, Drummond THERETO. DANNY J. SHIPP Road, Fort Lauderdale, FL of this Notice in the LEVY 06 SECONDS W., 297.04 Estates; thence N 00 Any person claiming an CLERK OF CIRCUIT 33309. and file original with COUNTY JOURNAL file the FEET TO THE POINT OF degrees 52 minutes 17 interest in the surplus funds COURT the Clerk within 30 days original with the Clerk of this BEGINNING. SAID LOT seconds W along the right from the sale, if any, other LEVY COUNTY, after the first publication Court either before service 2 LYING AND BEING of way of Lillian Street, than the property owner as FLORIDA Pub.: Oct 02, 2014, Oct 09, of this notice, in the LEVY on Plaintiff’s attorney or SITUATE IN LEVY a distance of 180 feet; of the date of the lis pendens 2014, Oct 16, 2014, Oct 23, COUNTY JOURNAL on or immediately thereafter; COUNTY, FLORIDA. thence N 88 degrees 43 must file a claim within 60 2014. before November 10, 2014; otherwise a default will be COMMONLY minutes 23 seconds E, days after the sale. ------otherwise a default and a entered against you for KNOWN AS: 6091 SE a distance of 242 feet; Dated at Bronson, LEVY NOTICE OF judgment may be entered the relief demand in the 148TH TERRACE, thence S 00 degrees 52 COUNTY, Florida, this 30 APPLICATION FOR against you for the relief complaint. MORRISTON, FL 32668 minutes 17 seconds E, day of September, 2014. TAX DEED demanded in the Complaint. This notice is provided has been filed against a distance of 180 feet to (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) NOTICE IS HEREBY WITNESS MY HAND AND pursuant to Administrative you and you are required the South line of the North Danny J. Shipp GIVEN, that the holder(s) of SEAL OF SAID COURT on Order No. 2.065. to serve a copy of your 1/2 of said Lot 11; thence Clerk of said Circuit Court Certificate number 616-11 of this 2 day of October, 2014. IN ACCORDANCE WITH written defenses, if any, to S 88 degrees 43 minutes By: /s/ LaQuanda Latson the sale of 2011 has (have) (COURT SEAL) THE AMERICANS WITH it on Busch White Norton, 23 seconds W, a distance As Deputy Clerk filed said Certificate for a Tax Danny J. Shipp DISABILITIES ACT, If LLP, the Plaintiff’s attorney, of 242 feet to close on the If you are a person with Deed to be issued thereon. Clerk of said Court you are a person with whose address is 3330 Point of Beginning. a disability who needs The name(s) of the holder(s) By: /s/ LaQuanda Latson a disability who needs Cumberland Blvd., Suite Any person claiming an any accommodation to of said Certificate, the As Deputy Clerk any accommodation in 300, Atlanta, GA 30339, interest in the surplus funds participate in this proceeding, description of the property, IMPORTANT order to participate in within thirty (30) days of from the sale, if any, other you are entitled, at no cost the name(s) in which it is In accordance with the this proceeding, you are the first publication, and file than the property owner as to you, to the provision of assessed are as follows: Americans with Disabilities entitled, at no cost to you, the original with the Clerk of the date of the lis pendens certain assistance. Please NAME(S) OF Act. persons needing a to the provision of certain of this Court either before must file a claim within 60 contact Ms. Jan Phillips, CERTIFICATE HOLDER(S): reasonable accommodation assistance. Persons with October 27, 2014 service days after the sale. ADA Coordinator, Alachua US BANK AS CUSTODIAN to participate in this a disability who need any on the Plaintiff’s attorney Dated at Bronson, LEVY County Family and Civil FOR FLORIDA DUNDEE proceeding should, no later accommodation in order or immediately thereafter; COUNTY, Florida, this 18 Justice Center, 201 East LIEN INVESTMENT LLC than seven (7) days prior, to participate should otherwise a default will be day of September, 2014. University Avenue, Room LEGAL DESCRIPTION contact the Clerk of the call Jan Phillips, ADA entered against you for (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) 410, Gainesville, FL 32601 OF THE PROPERTY: THE Court’s disability coordinator Coordinator, Alachua the relief demanded in the Danny J. Shipp at (352) 337-6237 at least 7 SE1/4 OF THE NE1/4 OF at Alachua County County Courthouse, 201 E. Complaint. Clerk of said Circuit Court days before your scheduled SECTION 33, TOWNSHIP 16 SOUTH, RANGE 16 Courthouse, 201 East University Ave., Gainesville, This notice shall be By: /s/ LaQuanda Latson court appearance, or EAST, TOGETHER WITH University Ave.,.Gainesville, FL 32601 at (352) 337-6237 published one a week for As Deputy Clerk immediately upon receiving A PERPETUAL NON- FL 32601, 352-337-6237. If within two (2) working days two consecutive weeks in If you are a person with this notification if the time EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT hearing or voice impaired. of your receipt of this notice; The Levy County Journal. a disability who needs before the scheduled FOR INGRESS AND contact (TDD) (800)955- if you are hearing impaired WITNESS my hand any accommodation to appearance is less than EGRESS, FURTHER 8771 via Florida Relay call (800) 955-8771; if you and seal of this Court at participate in this proceeding, seven (7) days; if you are DESCRIBED IN OR BOOK System. are voice impaired, call Bronson, Florida on the 16 you are entitled, at no cost hearing or voice impaired, 798, PAGE 399, PUBLIC Pub.: Oct. 9, 16, 2014. (800) 955-8770. day of September, 2014. to you, to the provision of call 711. RECORDS OF LEVY ------WITNESS my hand and (COURT SEAL) certain assistance. Please If you are deaf or hard COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT the seal of this Court this 29 Danny J. Shipp contact Ms. Jan Phillips, of hearing and require TOGETHER WITH A OF THE EIGHTH day of September, 2014. Clerk, Circuit Court ADA Coordinator, Alachua an ASL interpreter or an MOBILE HOME LOCATED JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN (COURT SEAL) By: /s/ LaQuanda Latson County Family and Civil assisted listening device to THEREON. AND FOR LEVY COUNTY, DANNY J. SHIPP As Deputy Clerk Justice Center, 201 East participate in a proceeding, NAME(S) IN WHICH FLORIDA Clerk of the Court Levy County, Florida University Avenue, Room please contact the Court ASSESSED: PAUL A. CASE NO.: 38-2014-CA- By: /s/ S Smith If you are a person with 410, Gainesville, FL 32601 Interpreter Program at ALLOWAY, BEVERLY D. 000489 As Deputy Clerk a disability who needs at (352) 337-6237 at least 7 [email protected] ALLOWAY BANK OF AMERICA, N.A.; Pub.: Oct. 9, 16, 2014. any accommodation in days before your scheduled Pub.: Oct. 16, 23, 2014. All of said property being Plaintiff, ------order to participate in court appearance, or ------in the County of Levy, State vs. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT this proceeding, you are immediately upon receiving IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of Florida. YSBETTE JOSEPH; OF THE 8th JUDICIAL entitled, at no cost to you, this notification if the time OF THE EIGHTH U n l e s s s u c h C e r t i fi c a t e s h a l l UNKNOWN SPOUSE CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR to the provision of certain before the scheduled JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN be redeemed according to OF YSBETTE JOSEPH; LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA assistance. Please contact appearance is less than AND FOR LEVY COUNTY, law, the property described JOSETTE SERPHIE; CASE NO: 2014-CA- the ADA Coordinator at seven (7) days; if you are FLORIDA in such Certificate will be UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF 000443 (352) 337-6237, at least 7 hearing or voice impaired, CIVIL DIVISION sold to the highest bidder in JOSETTE SERPHIE; ANY 21ST MORTGAGE days before your scheduled call 711. CASE NO.: 2013 CA the Courthouse lobby on the AND ALL UNKNOWN CORPORATION court appearance. If you are If you are deaf or hard 000685 3rd day of November, 2014, between the hours of 11:00 PARTIES CLAIMING BY, Plaintiff, hearing or voice impaired, of hearing and require U.S. BANK, N.A., A A.M. and 2:00. THROUGH, UNDER AND v. please call 711. If you are an ASLinterpreter or an SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE DATED this 25th DAY OF AGAINST THE HEREIN RUBY S. ELDERKIN AKA deaf or hard of hearing and assisted listening device to TO WACHOVIA BANK, N.A. SEPTEMBER 2014. NAMED INDIVIDUAL RUBY ELDERKIN, ET AL, require an ASL interpreter participate in a proceeding, (FORMERLY KNOWN AS DANNY J. SHIPP DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE Defendant(s). or an assisted listening please contact the Court FIRST UNION NATIONAL CLERK OF CIRCUIT NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD NOTICE OF ACTION device to participate in a Interpreter Program at BANK) AS TRUSTEE FOR COURT OR ALIVE, WHETHER (Constructive Service — proceeding, please contact [email protected] LONG BEACH MORTGAGE LEVY COUNTY, SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES Property) Court Interpreting at Pub.: Oct. 16, 23, 2014. LOAN TRUST 2001-4 FLORIDA MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST TO: [email protected] ------Plaintiff, Pub.: Oct 02, 2014, Oct 09, AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, RUBY S. ELDERKIN Pub.: Oct. 16, 23, 2014. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT vs. 2014, Oct 16, 2014, Oct 23, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, A/K/A RUBY ELDERKIN ------OF THE EIGHTH DOLORES VOORHEES, 2014. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN et al ------UNKNOWN TENANT RUBY S. ELDERKIN OF THE EIGHTH AND FOR LEVY COUNTY, Defendants. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT #1 IN POSSESSION A/K/A RUBY ELDERKIN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN FLORIDA NOTICE OF OF THE 8TH JUDICIAL OF THE PROPERTY; YOU ARE HEREBY AND FOR LEVY COUNTY, CIVIL DIVISION FORECLOSURE SALE CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR UNKNOWN TENANT #2 NOTIFIED that an action FLORIDA CASE NO.: 2012 CA NOTICE IS HEREBY LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN POSSESSION OF THE to foreclose a residential CIVIL DIVISION 000825 GIVEN pursuant to a Final CASE No. 2014 CA 000511 PROPERTY; mortgage on the following CASE NO.: 2013 CA JPMORGAN CHASE Judgment of foreclosure BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., Defendants real property, lying and being 000533 BANK, NATIONAL dated August 27, 2014, Plaintiff NOTICE OF ACTION and situated in Levy County, JPMORGAN CHASE ASSOCIATION and entered in Case No. vs. To the following Florida, more particularly BANK, NATIONAL Plaintiff, 2013 CA 000685 of the PATRICK TRAVERS, ET Defendant(s): described as follows: ASSOCIATION vs. Circuit Court of the EIGHTH AL. YSBETTE JOSEPH LOT 2 OF BLOCK 5 OF Plaintiff, BRIAN N, HOUCHENS, Judicial Circuit in and for Defendants Last Known Address NOBLE ESTATES BEING vs. et al LEVY COUNTY, Florida, NOTICE OF ACTION 11448 NE 66TH LN AN UNRECORDED PLAT PAUL BLOOM, et al Defendants. wherein U.S. BANK, N.A., TO: WILLISTON, FL 32696 AS PER UNRECORDED Defendants. RE-NOTICE OF A SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE PATRICK R. TRAVERS UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE TO WACHOVIA BANK, N.A. 8127 N MERRIMAC WAY YSBETTE JOSEPH 20 OF THE PUBLIC FORECLOSURE SALE RE-NOTICE IS HEREBY (FORMERLY KNOWN AS CITRUS SPRINGS, FL Last Known Address RECORDS OF LEVY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order FIRST UNION NATIONAL 34434 11448 NE 66TH LN COUNTY, FLORIDA, GIVEN pursuant to a Final Granting Plaintiff’s Motion BANK) AS TRUSTEE FOR PATRICK R. TRAVERS WILLISTON, FL 32696 BEING MORE Judgment of foreclosure to Reschedule Foreclosure LONG BEACH MORTGAGE 468 VIRGINIA STREET JOSETTE SERPHIE PARTICULARLY DE- dated September 18, 2014, Sale filed July 31, 2014 LOAN TRUST 20014, is BRONSON, FL 32621 Last Known Address SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: and entered in Case No. and entered in Case No. Plaintiff, and DOLORES PATRICK R. TRAVERS 11448 NE 66TH LN COMMENCING AT THE 2013 CA 000533 of the 2012 CA 000825 of the VOORHEES, et al are 5150 NE 101s1 AVENUE WILLISTON, FL 32696 SW CORNER OF THE Circuit Court of the EIGHTH Circuit Court of the EIGHTH Defendants, the clerk will BRONSON, FL 32621 UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF NW 1/4 OF THE NE 1/4 OF Judicial Circuit in and for Judicial Circuit in and for sell to the highest and best SANDRA P. TRAVERS JOSETTE SERPHIE SECTION 29, TOWNSHIP LEVY COUNTY, Florida, LEVY COUNTY, Florida, bidder for cash, beginning

www.levyjournalonline.com 6B The Levy County Journal Your Locally-Owned County Paper of Record since 1923 October 16, 2014 LEGAL NOTICES at 11:00 AM Levy County 000628 OF BEGINNING; RUN Court of the Eighth Judicial COUNTY, FLORIDA you are a person with Courthouse BOCC Meeting GENERATION THENCE 60 FEET WEST; Circuit, in and for Levy CASE NO: 2013-CA- a disability who needs Room, 355 S. Court Street, MORTGAGE COMPANY THENCE RUN 100 FEET County, Florida, wherein 000205 any accommodation in Bronson, FL 32621, in Plaintiff, SOUTH; THENCE RUN 60 Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC JPMORGAN CHASE order to participate in accordance with Chapter vs. EAST; THENCE RUN 100 is the Plaintiff and Wilfred BANK, NATIONAL this proceeding, you are 45, Florida Statutes, on the VIRGINIA CARNEGIE FEET NORTH TO THE Lee Moody Jr.; Catherine A. ASSOCIATION entitled, at no cost to you, 10 day of November, 2014, GREENLEE A/K/A POINT OF BEGINNING. Moody; Any and All Unknown Plaintiff, to the provision of certain the following described VIRGINIA C. MCDONALD SAID LANDS SITUATE, Parties claiming by, through, vs. assistance. Please contact property as set forth in said A/K/A VIRGINIA LYING AND BEING IN under and against the herein CAMERON DOTSON A/K/A the ADA Coordinator at Final Judgment, to wit: MCDONALD, et al., LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. named defendants who are CAMERON A. DOTSON; (352) 337-6237, at least 7 Lot 6 of PINEWOOD Defendants, This property is located not known to be dead or DENETTE A. DOTSON; days before your scheduled ESTATES UNIT 2, NOTICE OF at the Street address of: alive, whether said unknown UNKNOWN TENANT I; court appearance. If you are according to the plat FORECLOSURE SALE 1045 NE Second Avenue, parties may claim an interest UNKNOWN TENANT II; hearing or voice impaired, thereof, as recorded in NOTICE IS HEREBY Williston, FL 32696. as spouses, heirs, devisees, CHERYL C. CASELLA; please call 711. If you are Plat Book 6, Page 46 of GIVEN pursuant to a Final Any person claiming an grantees or other claimants; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF deaf or hard of hearing and Public Records of Levy Judgment dated August 27, interest in the surplus from Unknown Tenant whose CHERYL C. CASELLA; require an ASL interpreter County Florida, along with 2014 entered in Civil Case the sale, if any, other than name is fictitious to account FLORIDA DEPARTMENT or an assisted listening a 2002 Redman Mobile No.: 38 2013 CA 000628, the property owner as of for parties in possession are OF HIGHWAY SAFETY device to participate in a Home, serial numbers of the Circuit Court of the the date of the Lis Pendens the Defendants, that I will AND MOTOR VEHICLES, proceeding, please contact FLA14616367A/B. Eighth Judicial Circuit in and must file a claim within sixty sell to the highest and best and any unknown heirs, Court Interpreting at Any person claiming an for Levy County, Florida, (60) days after the sale. bidder for cash at, the main devisees, grantees, [email protected] interest in the surplus funds wherein GENERATION WITNESS my hand and lobby of the courthouse, 355 creditors, and other (COURT SEAL) from the sale, if any, other MORTGAGE COMPANY the seal of the court on South Court Street, Bronson, unknown persons or CLERK OF THE than the property owner as is Plaintiff, and VIRGINIA August 28, 2014. FL 32621, beginning at 11:00 unknown spouses claiming CIRCUIT COURT of the date of the lis pendens CARNEGIE GREENLEE (COURT SEAL) AM on November 3, 2014, by, through and under By:/s/ LaQuanda Latson must file a claim within 60 A/K/A VIRGINIA C. Danny J. Shipp the following described any of the above-named Deputy Clerk days after the sale. MCDONALD A/K/A CLERK OF THE COURT property as set forth in said Defendants, Pub.: Oct. 9, 16, 2014. Dated at Bronson, LEVY VIRGINIA MCDONALD; By: /s/ LaQuanda Latson Final Judgment, to wit: Defendants. ------COUNTY, Florida, this 30 UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF Deputy Clerk LOT 10, BRONSON NOTICE OF IN THE CIRCUIT day of September, 2014. VIRGINIA CARNEGIE IN ACCORDANCE WITH SQUARE, ACCORDING FORECLOSURE SALE COURT OF THE EIGHTH (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) GREENLEE A/K/A THE AMERICANS WITH TO THE PLAT THEREOF, NOTICE is hereby given JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN Danny J. Shipp VIRGINIA C. MCDONALD DISABILITIES ACT, If RECORDED IN PLAT that the Clerk of the Circuit AND FOR LEVY COUNTY, Clerk of said Circuit Court A/K/A VIRGINIA you are a person with BOOK 5, PAGE 30, Court of Levy County, FLORIDA By: /s/ LaQuanda Latson MCDONALD; UNITED a disability who needs PUBLIC RECORDS Florida, will on the 10th day GENERAL JURISDICTION As Deputy Clerk STATES OF AMERICA, any accommodation in OF LEVY COUNTY, of November, 2014, at 11:00 DIVISION If you are a person with ACTING ON BEHALF order to participate in FLORIDA. AM, at Front steps of the Case No.: 2013 CA 000486 a disability who needs OF THE SECRETARY this proceeding, you are Any person claiming an Levy County Courthouse in Wells Fargo Bank, National any accommodation to OF HOUSING AND entitled, at no cost to you, interest in the surplus from Bronson, Florida, offer for Association, as Trustee participate in this proceeding, URBAN DEVELOPMENT; to the provision of certain the sale, if any, other than sale and sell at public outcry for Asset Backed Funding you are entitled, at no cost UNKNOWN TENANT #1; assistance. Please contact the property owner as of the to the highest and best bidder Corporation Asset- Backed to you, to the provision of UNKNOWN TENANT Ms. Jan Phillips, Human date of the lis pendens must for cash, the following- Certificates, Series 2007- certain assistance. Please #2; ALL OTHER Resources Manager, 201 file a claim within 60 days described property situate in NCI, contact Ms. Jan Phillips, UNKNOWN PARTIES East University Ave., Room after the sale. Levy County, Florida: Plaintiff, ADA Coordinator, Alachua CLAIMING INTERESTS 410, Gainesville, FL 32601, Dated this 28 day of THE WEST 1/2 OF THE vs. County Family and Civil BY, THROUGH, UNDER, at (352) 337-6237, within 2 August, 2014. SE 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4 Carrie A. Sablone; Roger F. Justice Center, 201 East AND AGAINST A NAMED working days of your receipt (COURT SEAL) OF THE SW 1/4 OF THE Sablone; Unknown Tenant/ University Avenue, Room DEFENDANT(S) WHO of this summons. If you are Danny Shipp SE 1/4 OF SECTION 19, Occupant(s), 410, Gainesville, FL 32601 ARE NOT KNOWN TO hearing or voice impaired, Clerk of the Court TOWNSHIP 11 SOUTH, Defendants. at (352) 337-6237 at least 7 BE DEAD OR ALIVE, call (800) 955-8771; if you By: /s/ LaQuanda Latson RANGE 17 EAST, LEVY NOTICE OF days before your scheduled WHETHER SAME are voice impaired, call As Deputy Clerk COUNTY, FLORIDA. FORECLOSURE SALE court appearance, or UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY (800) 955-8770. If you are a person with TOGETHER WITH NOTICE IS HEREBY immediately upon receiving CLAIM AN INTEREST Pub.: Oct. 16, 23, 2014. a disability who needs SERIAL # GIVEN pursuant to a Final this notification if the time AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, ------any accommodation in GAFL734A80229/ Judgment of Foreclosure before the scheduled DEVISEES, GRANTEES, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT order to participate in GAFL734B80229 dated August 27, 2014, appearance is less than OR OTHER CLAIMANTS, OF THE EIGHTH this proceeding, you are pursuant to the Final entered in Case No. 2013 CA seven (7) days; if you are are Defendants. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN entitled, at no cost to you, Judgment entered in a case 000486 of the Circuit Court hearing or voice impaired, DANNY J. SHIPP, Clerk AND FOR LEVY COUNTY, to the provision of certain pending in said Court, the of the Eighth Judicial Circuit, call 711. of the Court, shall sell to FLORIDA assistance. Please contact style of which is indicated in and for Levy County, If you are deaf or hard the highest bidder for cash GENERAL JURISDICTION the ADA Coordinator, above. Florida, wherein Wells Fargo of hearing and require at the main lobby of the DIVISION Alachua County Courthouse, Any person or entity Bank, National Association, an ASL interpreter or an Courthouse located 355 Case No. 2013 CA 000686 201 East University Ave., claiming an interest in the as Trustee for Asset Backed assisted listening device to South Court Street, Bronson, Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC, Gainesville, FL 32601 at surplus, if any, resulting from Funding Corporation Asset- participate in a proceeding, FL 32621 at 11:00 a.m. on Plaintiff, (352) 337-6237 at least 7 the foreclosure sale, other Backed Certificates, Series please contact the Court the 10 day of November, vs. days before your scheduled than the property owner 2007-NC 1 is the Plaintiff Interpreter Program at 2014 the following described Wilfred Lee Moody Jr.; Et court appearance, or as of the date of the Lis and Carrie A. Sablone; interpreter@circuit&org real property as set forth in Al., immediately upon receiving Pendens, must file a claim Roger F. Sablone; Unknown Pub.: Oct. 16, 23, 2014. said Final Judgment, to wit: Defendants. this notification if the time on same with the Clerk of Tenant/ Occupant(s) are the ------COMMENCE AT THE NOTICE OF before the scheduled Court within 60 days after Defendants, that I will sell to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT NORTHEAST CORNER FORECLOSURE SALE appearance is less than 7 the foreclosure sale. the highest and best bidder OF THE EIGHTH OF LOT 18, BLOCK 4, EAST NOTICE IS HEREBY days; if you are hearing or WITNESS my hand and for cash at the main lobby of JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN WILLISTON, ACCORDING GIVEN pursuant to a Final voice impaired call 711. official seal of said Court the courthouse, 355 South AND FOR LEVY COUNTY, TO PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE Judgment of Foreclosure Pub.: Oct. 9, 16, 2014. this 11 day of September, Court Street, Bronson, FL FLORIDA 19, PUBLIC RECORDS dated August 27, 2014, ------2014. 32621, beginning at 11:00 CIVIL DIVISION OF LEVY COUNTY, entered in Case No. 2013 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT AMERICANS WITH AM on November 10, 2014, Case No.: 38 2013 CA FLORIDA, FOR A POINT CA 000686 of the Circuit IN AND FOR LEVY DISABILITIES ACT. If the following described

Community Calendar continued from page 2B 9 PM. Regular admission price for non members and 18730 W. Newberry Road in Newberry. Visit this historic farm WILLISTON members are admitted FREE of charge. as artists of the Gainesville Fine Arts Assoc. capture its beauty LifeSouth Community Blood Drive Oct. 24 & 25 Gainesville Sewing Center Meeting Oct. 22 on canvas. Some art work will be offered for sale. For more This event will be held on Fri., Oct. 24 and Sat., Oct 25 from info go to: www.friendsofdudleyfarm.org The Gainesville Sewing Circle October 22nd meeting will 10:30 AM to 5:00 PM at the Williston City Hall located at 8 feature “Demystifying Interfacings – the heart of a garment.” OTTER CREEK NW Main Street. For more information please call 888/795- Using the right interfacing in the right places can make the Otter Creek Council Meeting Oct. 20 2707. difference between a sharp professional garment, or a shabby “homemade” outfit. Using packs provided by the Handler The Otter Creek Town Council conducts their regular YANKEETOWN-INGLIS Textile Corporation (HTC) containing every interfacing the meetings on the third Monday of the month. The next meeting Yankeetown Inglis Woman’s Club Oct. 16 is Mon. Oct. 20 at 7 p.m. at the Town Hall. company manufactures, members of the Gainesville Sewing In case you haven’t heard, we have resumed Bingo. Every Circle will learn which interfacing works best for what OTTER SPRINGS Thurs. Night at 7pm the games begin. Stop in at 5pm and shop application at the group’s Wed., Oct. 22nd meeting, 9:30 a.m. AARP Chapter #2133 Meeting Oct. 21 in the Second to None Shoppe. At 6pm you can eat before the to noon, at the Senior Recreation Center, 5701 N. W. 34th The monthly meeting of AARP Chapter #2133 will be games start. You don’t have to play to eat, we have take out! Boulevard, Gainesville. held Oct. 21, in the Lodge House of Otter Springs, starting There are always sandwiches and hot dogs available. And by The Gainesville Sewing Circle is a neighborhood group of punctually at 10:30 A.M. this time we should be doing specials!! the American Sewing Guild North Central Florida Chapter. The guest speaker will be Mary Lee Tanka, of SHINE Looking forward to seeing you there!! Anyone interested in any aspect of sewing is welcome. For (Serving Health Insurance Needs of Elders) who will be For more information call: 352- 447- 2057 more information, contact neighborhood group leaders Barbara bringing us up to date on changes to the Medicare-Medicaid Yankeetown Inglis Woman’s Club Oct. SALE Cannon, 352/331-2893 or Kathy Nelson, 331-7431. Bring your Insurance program and answer any questions. Our Hospitality The Second to None Thrift Shoppe, on 56th Street in show and tell. Chair, Faye Sheffield, advises that we are having a Chili, Soup Yankeetown, is having an October sale with a large variety of www.asgocalachapter.org and Sandwich luncheon promptly at the close of the meeting. “new for us” clothes for all in the family. From Oct. 1 to the NEWBERRY Please bring your favorite dish and or deserts and drinks to end is 50% off all men’s and women’s shorts and short sleeve Dudley Farm State Park ‘Paint Out’ Oct. 18-19 share. shirts. We are open Tues. thru Sat., 10 AM to 2 PM, and Thurs. Dudley Farm Historic State Park presents a “PAINT-OUT” If you are over fifty you are welcome to visit with us. nights 5 to 7 PM. For info call: 352/447-2057. on Sat. and Sun. ~ Oct. 18 & 19 ~ from 9 AM to 5 PM at Janice Rogers, Program Chair Lafayette County Teen Named Regional Student Chef Ambassador Congratulations to Josh Templin, 17, of Lafayette High School in Mayo for being named the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services’ regional Student Chef Ambassador for Northwest Florida. Josh prepared an original “Peanut Butter Apple Quesadilla” to win the cooking competition today. As Student Chef Ambassador, he will be invited to attend nutrition events in the region and will serve as a peer influencer to help increase the knowledge of nutrition and healthy eating in the community. “Our goal is to encourage Florida’s children to learn how to incorporate healthy foods into their meals, and have fun while they are doing that,” said Commissioner of Agriculture Adam H. Putnam. “Studies show that kids who have a hand in preparing their meals are more likely to eat healthy foods and choose fruits and vegetables over snacks and junk food.” Nine students in Northwest Florida were selected from students throughout the region who submitted recipes to be judged on nutrition, presentation/appeal, and originality. These qualifying New student chef ambassador from Northwest Florida is Lafayette County’s Josh round winners were invited to cook their recipe for a panel of judges at Publix Aprons Cooking Templin with the judges. Photo courtesy of FreshFromFlorida.com Schools. One winner was picked in each grade category (4th-5th, 6th-8th and 9th-12th). The high school winner is the regional Student Chef Ambassador. is currently with the Publix Aprons Cooking School in Tallahassee; and Chef Paula Kendrick, kids The judges were Heather Fuselier who writes the weekly “Healthy Heather” blog in Tallahassee; chef for the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. Randi Atwood, the entertainment and features editor of the Tallahassee Democrat; Chef Levi For more information about the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, visit Newsome who began cooking professionally at the age of 15 under a classically trained chef, and www.FreshFromFlorida.com. worked the next seven years in the food industry from dishwasher to line cook to waiting tables and www.levyjournalonline.com October 16, 2014 Your Locally-Owned County Paper of Record since 1923 The Levy County Journal 7B LEGAL NOTICES property as set forth in said Deputy Clerk EIGHTH JUDICIAL FLORIDA against decedent’s estate with oversight, input and Final Judgment, to wit: If you are a person with CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN PROBATE DIVISION must file their claims with this approval by the Steering ALL THAT CERTAIN a disability who needs AND FOR LEVY COUNTY File No.: 2014-CP-000148 court WITHIN 3 MONTHS Committee. LAND SITUATE IN LEVY any accommodation in CIVIL DIVISION Division R AFTER THE DATE OF THE DATE/TIME: Wednesday, COUNTY, STATE OF order to participate in Case No.: 38-2012-CA- IN RE: ESTATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF Nov. 5, 2014; 2 p.m. FLORIDA, VIZ: THE WEST this proceeding, you are 000647 ERIK STEPHEN HARKER THIS NOTICE. PLACE: SWFWMD 1/2 OF THE SW 1/4 OF entitled, at no cost to you, Division Deceased. ALL CLAIMS NOT Headquarters, 2379 Broad THE NE 1/4 OF THE NW to the provision of certain WELLS FARGO BANK, NOTICE TO CREDITORS FILED WITHIN THE TIME Street, Brooksville, FL 1/4 OF THE NE 1/4, OF assistance. Persons with N.A. The administration of the PERIODS SET FORTH 34604 SECTION 29, TOWNSHIP a disability who need any Plaintiff, estate of ERIK STEPHEN IN SECTION 733.702 OF A copy of the agenda may 11 SOUTH, RANGE 17 accommodation in order vs. HARKER, deceased, whose THE FLORIDA PROBATE be obtained by contacting: EAST, LEVY COUNTY, to participate should WILLIE A. BATTLES, date of death was June 5, CODE WILL BE FOREVER WaterMatters.org – Boards, FLORIDA, ALSO KNOWN call Jan Phillips, ADA SHARON D. BATTLES 2014; File Number 2014- BARRED. Meetings & Event Calendar; AS TRACT 127 Coordinator, Alachua AND UNKNOWN CP-000148, is pending in NOTWITHSTANDING 1(800)423-1476 (FL only) or Any person claiming an County Courthouse, 201 E. TENANTS/OWNERS, the Circuit Court for Levy THE TIME PERIODS SET (352)796-7211. interest in the surplus from University Ave., Gainesville, Defendants. County, Florida, Probate FORTH ABOVE, ANY Pursuant to the provision the sale, if any, other than FL 32601 at (352) 337-6237 NOTICE OF SALE Division, the address CLAIM FILED TWO (2) of the Americans with the property owner as of the within two (2) working days Notice is hereby given, of which is Post Office YEARS OR MORE AFTER Disabilities Act, any person date of the lis pendens must of your receipt of this notice; pursuant to Order to Drawer 610, Bronson, FL THE DECEDENT’S DATE requiring reasonable file a claim within 60 days if you are hearing impaired Cancel Foreclosure for 32621. The names and OF DEATH IS BARRED. accommodations to after the sale. call (800) 955-8771; if you Plaintiff entered in this addresses of the personal The date of first participate in this workshop/ Dated this 28 day of are voice impaired, call cause on October 2, 2014, representative and the publication of this notice is meeting is asked to August, 2014. (800) 955-8770. in the Circuit Court of Levy personal representative’s October 16, 2014. Personal advise the agency at (COURT SEAL) Pub.: Oct. 9, 16, 2014. County, Florida, I will sell attorney are set forth below. Representative: least 5 days before the Danny Shipp ------the property situated in Levy All creditors of the /s/ Dianne Clark workshop/meeting by Clerk of the Court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT County, Florida described decedent and other persons P. O. Box 1144 contacting SWFWMD’s By: /s/ LaQuanda Latson OF THE EIGHTH as: having claims or demands Bronson, FL 32621 Human Resources Bureau As Deputy Clerk JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN LOT 5, BLOCK 145, against decedent’s estate, Attorney for Personal Chief, 2379 Broad Street, If you are a person with AND FOR LEVY COUNTY, WILLISTON HIGHLANDS on whom a copy of this Representative: Brooksville, Florida 34604- a disability who needs FLORIDA GOLF AND COUNTRY notice is required to be /s/ D. Marc Warner 6899; telephone (352) any accommodation in CIVIL DIVISION CLUB ESTATES, AS served must file their claims Florida Bar No. 0151238 796-7211, ext. 4702 or order to participate in CASE NO.: 2013 CA RECORDED IN PLAT with this court WITHIN THE Warner, Sechrest & Butts, 1-800-423-1476 (FL only), this proceeding, you are 000868 BOOK 3, PAGE 67 OF LATER OF 3 MONTHS P. A . ext. 4702; TDD (FL only) entitled, at no cost to you, JPMORGAN CHASE THE PUBLIC RECORDS AFTER THE TIME OF THE 5200 S.W. 91st Terrace, 1-800-231-6103; or email to to the provision of certain BANK, NATIONAL OF LEVY COUNTY, FIRST PUBLICATION OF Suite 101 ADACoordinator@swfwmd. assistance. Please contact ASSOCIATION FLORIDA. THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS Gainesville, Florida 32608 state.fl.us. the ADA Coordinator, Plaintiff, and commonly known as: AFTER THE DATE OF Telephone: (352) 373-5922 If any person decides to Alachua County Courthouse, vs. 1292 NE STATE ROAD SERVICE OF A COPY OF Pub.: Oct. 16, 23, 2014. appeal any decision made 201 East University Ave., MICHAEL L. BROGAN, II, 121, THIS NOTICE ON THEM. ------by the Board/Committee Gainesville, FL 32601 at et al WILLISTON, FL 32696; All other creditors of the NOTICE OF with respect to any matter (352) 337-6237 at least 7 Defendants. including the building, decedent and other persons PUBLIC MEETING considered at this meeting days before your scheduled NOTICE OF appurtenances, and having claims or demands The Southwest Florida or hearing, he/she will need court appearance, or FORECLOSURE SALE fixtures located therein, against decedent’s estate Water Management District to ensure that a verbatim immediately upon receiving NOTICE IS HEREBY at public sale, to the highest must file their claims with this (SWFWMD) announces the record of the proceeding is this notification if the time GIVEN pursuant to a Final and best bidder, for cash. court WITHIN 3 MONTHS following public meeting to made, which record includes before the scheduled Judgment of foreclosure Sales are held in the front AFTER THE DATE OF THE which all interested persons the testimony and evidence appearance is less than 7 dated, and entered in Case lobby of the Levy County FIRST PUBLICATION OF are invited: from which the appeal is to days; if you are hearing or No. 2013 CA 000868 of the Courthouse, 355 S. Court THIS NOTICE. Central Florida Water be issued. voice impaired call 711. Circuit Court of the EIGHTH Street, Bronson, FL, on May ALL CLAIMS NOT Initiative (CFWI) Steering For more information, Pub.: Oct. 9, 16, 2014. Judicial Circuit in and for 18, 2015 at 11 a.m. FILED WITHIN THE TIME Committee meeting to you may contact: Chris. ------LEVY COUNTY, Florida, Any persons claiming an PERIODS SET FORTH discuss the CFWI process [email protected]; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT wherein JPMORGAN interest in the surplus from IN SECTION 733.702 OF and provide guidance to 1(800)423-1476 (FL only) or OF THE EIGHTH CHASE BANK, NATIONAL the sale, if any, other than THE FLORIDA PROBATE the technical teams. All or (352)796-7211, x 4413(Ad JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF ASSOCIATION, is Plaintiff, the property owner as of the CODE WILL BE FOREVER part of this meeting may Order EXE0358) FLORIDA IN AND FOR and MICHAEL L. BROGAN, date of the lis pendens must BARRED. be conducted by means Pub.: October 16, 2014. LEVY COUNTY II, et al are Defendants, the file a claim within 60 days NOTWITHSTANDING of communications media ------GENERAL JURISDICTION clerk will sell to the highest after the sale. THE TIME PERIOD SET technology in order to permit SUWANNEE RIVER DIVISION and best bidder for cash, Dated this 2 day of FORTH ABOVE, ANY maximum participation of WATER MANAGEMENT CASE NO. 2013-CA- beginning at 11:00 a.m. at October, 2014. CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Governing Board members. DISTRICT 001150 Levy County Courthouse (COURT SEAL) YEARS OR MORE AFTER DATE/TIME: Friday, PUBLIC NOTICE BRANCH BANKING AND BOCC Meeting Room, 355 Clerk of the Circuit Court THE DECEDENT’S DATE October 24, 2014; 9:30 a.m. OF APPLICATION TRUST COMPANY, S. Court Street, Bronson, FL Danny J. Shipp OF DEATH IS BARRED. PLACE: Toho Water Notice is hereby given Plaintiff, 32621, in accordance with By: /s/ LaQuanda Latson The date of first publication Authority, 951 Martin Luther that pursuant to Chapter vs. Chapter 45, Florida Statutes, Deputy Clerk of this notice is: October 9, King Blvd., Kissimmee, FL 373, Florida Statutes, the MANLEY C. RAMOUTAR on 1 day of December, 2014, Pub.: Oct. 9, 16, 2014. 2014. 34741 following application for A/K/A MANLEY the following described ------ASHLEY TAYLOR Pursuant to the provision permit was received on RAMOUTAR, ROBERT property as set forth in said IN THE CIRCUIT COURT HARKER of the Americans with October 1, 2014: G. RAMOUTAR, KARIMA Final Judgment, to wit: OF THE EIGHTH Personal Representative Disabilities Act, any person Levy County Road RAMOUTAR, UNKNOWN Lot 4 & 5 Block 7, of The JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN P.O. Box 2593 requiring reasonable Department, Bruce TENANT IN POSSESSION B & R Subdivision, Unit AND FOR LEVY COUNTY, Riverview, FL 33568 accommodations to Greenlee, PO Box 336, 1, UNKNOWN TENANT No. 5, as per Plat thereof, FLORIDA Derek B. Alvarez, Esquire participate in this workshop/ Bronson, FL 32621 has IN POSSESSION 2, recorded in Plat Book 1, CIVIL ACTION FBN: 114278 meeting is asked to submitted an application for UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF Page 26, of the Public CASE NO. 38-2014-CA- [email protected] advise the agency at Environmental Resource MANLEY C. RAMOUTAR Records of Levy County, 000282 Anthony F. Diecidue, least 5 days before the Permit # ERP-075-222067- A/K/A MANLEY Florida. CAPITAL CITY BANK, a Esquire – FBN: 146528 workshop/meeting by 1. The application for the RAMOUTAR , Together with a 2002 Mert Florida banking corporation, [email protected] contacting SWFWMD’s project proposes widening Defendants. Doublewide Mobile Home, Plaintiff, Whitney C. Miranda, Human Resources Bureau the existing 18-foot roadway NOTICE OF bearing ID#’s with ID# vs. Esquire – FBN 65928 Chief, 2379 Broad Street, to 22-feet. Culverts will FORECLOSURE SALE FLHML3F167025655A PARKER G. ATKINS, JR. WCM@GendersAlvarez. Brooksville, Florida 34604- be extended if sufficient NOTICE IS HEREBY and and NANCY JO ATKINS, com 6899; telephone (352) funds are available or guard GIVEN pursuant to a FLHML3F167025655B. husband and wife, GENDERS ♦ ALVAREZ ♦ 796-7211, ext. 4702 or rails installed if not. Six- Summary Final Judgment Any person claiming an Defendants. DIECIDUE, P. A . 1-800-423-1476 (FL only), foot width shoulders will of Foreclosure filed August interest in the surplus funds AMENDED 2307 West Cleveland Street ext. 4702; TDD (FL only) be constructed along the 27, 2014, entered in Civil from the sale, if any, other NOTICE OF SALE Tampa, Florida 33609 1-800-231-6103; or email to roadway known as Levy Case No. 2013-CA-001150 than the property owner as TO WHOM IT MAY Phone: (813) 254-4744 ADACoordinator@swfwmd. C-326 Improvements (Shell of the Circuit Court of the of the date of the lis pendens CONCERN: Fax: (813) 254-5222 state.fl.us. Mound Road). The receiving EIGHTH Judicial Circuit must file a claim within 60 NOTICE IS HEREBY Pub.: Oct. 9, 16, 2014. If any person decides to waterbodies are Black Point in and for Levy County, days after the sale. GIVEN that I, DANNY ------appeal any decision made Swamp and Gulf of Mexico. Bronson, Florida, the Clerk Dated at Bronson, LEVY SHIPP, Clerk of the Circuit IN THE CIRCUIT COURT by the Board/Committee The project includes 36.0 of Court will sell to the COUNTY, Florida, this 2 day Court of the Eighth Judicial OF THE EIGHTH with respect to any matter acres and is located in highest and best bidder for of October, 2014. Circuit, in and for LEVY JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN considered at this meeting Township: 14 South, Range: cash at the main lobby of the (COURT SEAL) County, Florida, pursuant AND FOR LEVY COUNTY, or hearing, he/she will need 13 East; Sections: 31, 32 Levy County Courthouse, Danny J. Shipp to the Summary Final FLORIDA to ensure that a verbatim and 33, Township: 14 South, 355 South Court Street, Clerk of said Circuit Court Judgment In Foreclosure PROBATE DIVISION record of the proceeding is Range: 12 East; Section: 36, Bronson, FL 32621, in By: /s/ LaQuanda Latson entered in the above styled File NO.: 2013-CP-000164 made, which record includes Township: 15 South, Range: accordance with Chapter As Deputy Clerk cause, will sell at public IN RE: ESTATE OF the testimony and evidence 12 East, Section 1 in Levy 45, Florida Statutes, on the If you are a person with sale the following described MAUREEN E. FIE, from which the appeal is to County. 3 day of November, 2014, at a disability who needs properly situate in LEVY Deceased. be issued Interested persons 11:00 AM, on the following any accommodation to County, Florida, to wit. NOTICE TO CREDITORS A copy of the agenda may comment upon the described property as set participate in this proceeding, LOT 26, BUCK BAY, The administration of the may be obtained by application or submit a forth in said Summary Final you are entitled, at no cost PHASE 1, according to estate of MAUREEN E. FIE, contacting: CFWIWater. written request for a staff Judgment, to-wit: to you, to the provision of the plat thereof recorded deceased, whose date of com; 1(800)423-1476 (FL report containing proposed The South 1/3 of the certain assistance. Please in Plat Book 9, Page 38, death was March 20, 2012, only) or (352)796-7211. agency action regarding North ½ of the Northeast contact Ms. Jan Phillips, public records of Levy is pending in the Circuit For more information, the application by writing to ¼ of the Southwest ¼ of ADA Coordinator, Alachua County, Florida. Court for Levy County, you may contact: Lori. the Suwannee River Water Section 32, Township 12 County Family and Civil Said sale shall be made to Florida, Case No. 2013-CP- manuel@ watermatters.org; Management District, Attn: South, Range 18 East, Justice Center, 201 East the highest and best bidder 164, the address of which is 1(800)423-1476 (FL only) or Resource Management, Levy County, Florida. University Avenue, Room for cash pursuant to the 355 Court Street, Bronson, (352)796-7211, x4606 (Ad 9225 C.R. 49, Live Oak, Subject to and Together 410, Gainesville, FL 32601 Summary Final Judgment FL 32621. The names and Order EXE0357) Florida 32060. Such With an easement for at (352) 337-6237 at least 7 entered in the above styled addresses of the personal Pub.: October 16, 2014. comments or requests must ingress, egress and public days before your scheduled cause and will be held on representative and the ------be received by 5:00 PM utilities over and across court appearance, or the Courthouse steps of the personal representative’s within 14 days from the date the East 30 feet of the immediately upon receiving LEVY County Courthouse attorney are set forth below. NOTICE OF of publication. East ½ of the Southwest this notification if the time in Bronson, Florida, on the All creditors of the PUBLIC MEETING No further public notice ¼ of Section 32, Township before the scheduled 17th day of November, 2014 decedent and other persons The Southwest Florida will be provided regarding 12 South, Range 18 East, appearance is less than commencing at the hour of having claims or demands Water Management District this application. A copy Levy County, Florida. seven (7) days; if you are 11:00 A.M. against decedent’s estate (SWFWMD) announces the of the staff report must Any person claiming an hearing or voice impaired, All interested parties shall on whom a copy of this following public meeting to be requested in order to interest in the surplus from call 711. be governed accordingly by notice is required to be which all interested persons remain advised of further the sale, if any, other than If you are deaf or hard this Notice. served must file their claims are invited: proceedings. Substantially the property owner as of of hearing and require DATED this 30 day of with this court WITHIN THE Springs Coast Steering affected persons are entitled the date of the Lis Pendens, an ASL interpreter or an September, 2014. LATER OF 3 MONTHS Committee Meeting. Work to request an administrative must file a claim within 60 assisted listening device to (COURT SEAL) AFTER THE TIME OF THE through partnerships to hearing, pursuant to Title 28, days after the sale. participate in a proceeding, DANNY SHIPP FIRST PUBLICATION OF restore and protect springs Florida Administrative Code, Dated this 28 day of please contact the Court Clerk of the Court THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS through implementation of regarding the proposed August, 2014. Interpreter Program at By: /s/ LaQuanda Latson AFTER THE DATE OF system specific scientifically agency action by submitting (COURT SEAL) interpreter @circuit8.org Deputy Clerk SERVICE OF A COPY OF sound, community–based a written request after CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Pub.: Oct. 9, 16, 2014. Pub.: Oct. 9, 16, 2014. THIS NOTICE ON THEM. management plans. Spring reviewing the staff report. COURT ------All other creditors of the management plans will be Pub.: October 16, 2014 As Clerk of the Court IN THE CIRCUIT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT decedent and other persons developed by a technical ------BY: /s/ LaQuanda Latson CIVIL COURT OF THE FOR LEVY COUNTY, having claims or demands and management committee

www.levyjournalonline.com 8B The Levy County Journal Your Locally-Owned County Paper of Record since 1923 October 16, 2014 Lions 45th Annual Cedar Key Seafood Festival Saturday Oct 18 and Sunday Oct 19, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Hungry for Seafood? Arts & Crafts? Live music on the Gulf? The 45th Annual Cedar Key Seafood Festival offers all that and more on Sat. Oct. 18 and Sun. Oct. 19. Organized by the Cedar Key Lions Club and the Cedar Key Lionesses. The festival offers fine food, entertainment, shopping and family fun and is supported by sponsorship from the Florida Dept. of Agriculture’s Fresh From Florida Seafood promotion program. Now in its 45th year, the Lions Club Cedar Key Seafood Festival celebrates the area’s fishing heritage, offering two days of fantastic food, family fun, and over 200 arts and crafts exhibitors as well as free live music by local singer songwriters in the beach front park on the beautiful old Florida island city of Cedar Key. As a special treat to honor Cedar Key’s fishing heritage Miss Thelma McCain will reprise home made Mullet dinners on Saturday, as well as her offer her famous crab cakes on both days. The popular Seafood Festival parade begins at 11 a.m. on Saturday, offering prizes for best floats costumes, as well as a best Historic Cedar Key “The Way We Worked” prize, celebrating the Smithsonian Institution’s The Way We Worked Museums on Main Street exhibition at the Cedar Key Library. Parade registration forms are available at businesses around town and from Pam Oakley, Parade Marshall at [email protected] Location: Cedar Key, Levy County, Florida. State Route 24 and Second Street and at the Gulf front City Park. 9-5 Saturday and Sunday, Oct 18 & 19. 5th Annual Breast Cancer Visit the Lighthouse March for the Cure Set for

It’s National Wildlife Refuge Week and you can celebrate with Nov. 4 in Bronson us! Join staff of the Cedar Keys and By Terry Witt Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Senior Staff Writer Refuges for a day on Seahorse Key Saturday and Sunday, Oct 18 & 19 from 9:00 until 3:00. Refuge The 5th Annual March for the Cure for Breast Cancer Rally in Bronson is scheduled for partner, Seahorse Key Marine Saturday, Nov. 1. Research Lab will offer up island Bronson Coach and singer Reggie Stacy has organized and sponsored the walk for the ecology presentations throughout the past five years. day and marine touch tanks for kids He has lost two family members to breast cancer. His cousin Mary Helen Stacy and his of all ages. Reenactors from the USS Aunt Levonne Jenkins both passed away from breast cancer. Ft Henry will be singing shanties “It’s hard not hearing their voices and coming around,” Stacy said. sung back when the lighthouse beam The March for the Cure will begin at 9:30 a.m. behind the Bronson Post Office. first shone. Marchers will walk the homecoming parade route going west to the Kangaroo Store, It’s all free, but you’ll have to turning right and walking up to Court Street and from Court Street to Picnic Street, then provide your own transportation. to James H. Cobb Park. The sheriff’s office will block traffic for the walkers. Tour boats leave the Cedar Key At the park, entertainers will perform including Elizabeth Phillips and Darey Z. docks on the half hour; kayaks and “I’m just trying to do something inspirational for the town,” Stacy said. private boats are also welcomed. Stacy said he is trying to build a committee to help him with the march every year. If Bring your camera for great photo you are interested in taking part in the march and/or helping Stacy organize the event he can be reached at 352/577-4555. opportunities on this island normally Take a climb up the stairs to the fantastic view of Stacy is all too familiar with the devastating effects of all cancer in his family. He also closed to the public. the Gulf of Mexico. —submitted lost his father, R.L. Stacey, on Sept. 22 from lung and brain cancer.

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