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Thursday, July 15, 2010 Vol 28 No. 39 75 cents AT A GLANCE New thrift shop leads to confusion

SANDRA KOONCE According to Candy Interim Editor Craig, manager of Annie Johnson’s – the one in Annie Johnson’s Thrift downtown Dunnellon – Store, often referred to customers came in this as AJ’s, moved the week week to congratulate her of July 1 from its long- on their added location, time home just south of assuming that both thrift the Withlacoochee River stores were in partner- on U.S. 41 in Citrus ship. County to a vacant build- Many shoppers have ing in the historic part of no idea there has been a Guitar pickin’ Dunnellon. change. The same peo- Most of the volunteer ple are greeting them at See Page 10 staff didn’t the old loca- move to the Qualification info tion. The new location, Not connected name is al- available soon for which they AJ’s Thrift most the City Council positions collectively Store, opened same. feel was a New own- Three seats on Dun- bad decision last weekend, ers/managers nellon City Council will by the board and Annie Michael be up for challengers of directors. Johnson’s Thrift Aldrich and this November. Instead, they Paul Wilkin- Council Monday became a store now in son said the night issued details for part of an- downtown Dun- name of AJ’s those wishing to file for other thrift nellon, are not Thrift Store office. store opened is not playing Dennis Evans, seat 2; this week at off Annie Lynne McAndrew, seat associated. the site of the Johnson’s 3, and F. C. Stark, seat 4, former Annie name. will be up for re-elec- Johnson’s. Aldrich said the name tion. It’s called AJ’s Thrift was chosen because it Any individual inter- Store. stands for “Anyone’s ested in seeking elec- And that begins the Junk.” He said the name tion to City Council may confusion was chosen because the pick up a qualification The new thrift store – store will truly take package from the city at the old location – is “anyone’s junk.” clerk between Aug. 2 not a 501(3)(c) organiza- He said new security and Aug. 20. tion, which means that The qualifying period systems have been put in donations to that thrift place to fight illegal is from noon on Aug. 16 shop are not tax de- until noon on Aug. 20. dumping at the site, one ductible. of the long-running prob- An elected council The old thrift store – at person receives $1800 a lems at the previous the new location – is a thrift store. year for his service to 501(3)(c) and can give the community. The site of the old tax receipts. store was cleaned up, Cost for qualifying is There’s more, too. $45, plus 1.0 percent of the outside of the build- Many shoppers who ing pressure-washed and the council person’s an- are aware that there are Photo by Sandra Koonce nual salary ($18) for a both the inside and out- Helen Caranci , alias Raggedy Ann, waves to passersby Saturday during the now two “AJ’s” think side were given a fresh total of $63. there has been an ex- grand opening of the AJ Thrift Store. The new thrift store is at the location of the The election will be coat of paint and some former Annie Johnson This ‘N That Thrift Store south of the Withlacoochee in pansion. That is not the new signage during the Nov. 2 and, in the event case. The two stores are Citrus County on Highway 41. The former occupants of that building moved that the election results entirely separate. out less than three weeks ago and are at a new location in downtown Dunnel- in a candidate not re- See SHOP page 3 lon. Their new name is the Annie Johnson Thrift Store. ceiving the most votes cast, a run-off election would be Dec. 7. Household More accolades for DHS national champs electronics recycling day scheduled If you missed spring parade and barbecue planned for July 22 cleaning this year, Mar- ion County Solid Waste can help. The celebration for the nationally Also available will be DVDs of the cham- As part of the depart- ranked (number one) Girls Varsity Softball Tickets for the barbecue dinner pionship game for $10 each. ment’s Household Elec- Team continues. are available for $6 each at the fol- It is not only this year that this team has tronics Recycling day The biggest day of recognition yet will be lowing locations: been at the top, though the national rank- from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. an event-packed celebration on Thursday, Dunnellon City Hall ing is the highest achievement. Dunnellon Chamber of Commerce Saturday, July 17 at July 22 at Ernie Mills Park. Badcock Furniture Last year, the girls were the first DHS Wrigley Fields Sport- Tributes to the Varsity Boys Baseball The Bakery girls team since 1986 to win a state title splex (405 E. Highway Team which placed in the final four in Local Legends and the first state championship of any 316, Citra) you can fi- state will also be included in the day of Superior Bank kind in Marion County since 2005. nally clean out that commemoration. Advance orders for home delivery The team won the Varsity District Tour- garage and recycle may also be emailed to A parade, beginning at Walmart at 5:30 nament in 2007 and 2008 and, the 4A State many types of electron- [email protected]. ics. p.m. and traveling down U.S. 41 to the Championship in 2009 and 2010. park, will be followed by special presenta- All Marion County The same nucleus of girls were part of a tions, DVD highlights of games, and a residents, including Advance ticket sales for a barbecue din- younger team that won the Little League chance to meet and greet the players. ner that will be served from 4 to 6:30 p.m. those in the City of Majors State Championship and subse- Ocala, may participate. In addition to recognitions, the event at the park are available for $6 each at var- quently the Regional Title. However, businesses will also serve as a fund-raiser for the ious locations around town. are not eligible. girls, who hope to raise enough money to Information about the day may also be In addition to their skills on the field, the The electronic waste buy championship rings. heard on WTRS. girls excel academically. will be taken to a fac- tory in Tampa., where it will be decommis- sioned and recycled. For more informa- Traffic light planned for Holder tion, call the Marion County Solid Waste de- Crews will also widen the partment at 352-671- MICHEL NORTHSEA Staff writer intersection in both the 8465. eastbound and westbound Southbound motorists in directions to make room for Dunnellon seeing a Florida dedicated turn lanes from Riverland Department of Transporta- U.S. 41 onto County Road tion on a construction proj- 491. ect might not see the actual The information was sup- News roadwork. plied by Marian Scorza, The sign, which is lo- 20441 E Pennsylvania Ave. public information office Help the cated in the southbound for the Florida Department Dunnellon, FL 34432 lane of U.S. 41 at the McK- of Transportation, District inney Street intersection, 7. effort advises motorists of con- The project will also in- There is a real struction in Citrus County, clude resurfacing 11.5 and not at the county line. need for volunteers miles of U.S. 41 north to In- Those traveling U.S. 41 to to help the day of verness to where State Inverness will see the bulk the celebration hon- of the project. Road 200 intersects. oring the Girls Var- In Holder, the project Cost for the resurfacing sity Softball Team. centers around the four- and improvements to the Among the needs VISIT US: way stop and the intersec- intersections are just under are:set up at park, www.riverlandnews.com tion of U.S. 41 and County $5 million dollars. Contrac- help with meal Road 491. tor for the project is D.A. B. preparation, serv- CALL US: Eventually motorists will Constructors Inc. of Inglis. ing, clean-up, ta- 489-2731 not have to wait their turn All improvements are bles, chairs and a schedule for completion in at the four-way the stop. big tent the spring of 2011. The stop signs and flashing Contact Dawne light will be replaced with In connection with the Bowne at 465-8500, a traffic signal. Cost for the Citrus County project, CW traffic light runs from Roberts was contracted to ext. 23 to volunteer. Several resurfacing projects in the area, including a $200,000 to $300,000 includ- resurface State Road 200 traffic light at Holder, prompts this sign in Dunnel- ing the necessary design from U.S. 41 to the Marion lon. and mobilization. County line. 2  Riverland News, Thursday, July 15, 2010 0005G5G Riverland News, Thursday, July 15, 2010  3 SHOP hours at the site, 10 a.m. A grand opening of AJ’s Thrift Store was from the thrift store funded by the thrift to 2 p.m. profits. store. continued from page 1 Annie Johnson’s hours held Saturday. Free hotdogs, cookies Annie W. Johnson Sen- “We just wouldn’t be are also 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. ior Center is the only able to do all that we short period the build- and drinks were given to shoppers who That’s the one now lo- agency that gets funding do,” said Parker. “It ing was vacant. cated in downtown Dun- were entertained by live music. See from both the United would be detrimental.” A grand opening of nellon, where the store Way of Citrus County and AJ’s Thrift Store was photos on Page 10 Although the senior has 5,000 square feet of the United Way of Mar- held Saturday. Free hot- center, she said, would store as compared to 900 ion County. dogs, cookies and drinks shopped at the original have long supported still get funds from other square feet at their for- Additionally, the were given to shoppers location since 1981, “I many projects in Citrus sources, it is the thrift mer location. Annie Johnson Senior who were entertained by will continue to shop and Marion County, in- store that pays employ- Craig said one of the Center gives Christmas live music. here.” (AJ’s). She had cluding funding for the ees salaries. reasons for the move to baskets to those who are Helen Caranci, a cus- just bought a bag of sev- Annie Johnson Senior While other non-prof- their new facility was to referred to them. Again, tomer for seven years eral items for $3. Center. If the store were its take a percentage of improve the image of the funding for this project and a volunteer for Of the refurbished Cit- to not succeed, or main- their funding from Annie Johnson Thrift comes from the Annie three, said the new store rus County site, Aldridge tain the level of income grants for salaries, we Store. Johnson Thrift Store. (AJ’s) is outstanding. It says they have ad- that it has, programs at use ours 100 percent for By having a larger fa- “Last year we did 178 represents the people of dressed some of the for- Annie Johnson’s Senior our clients.” cility, there is a place for baskets,” said Parker. Dunnellon and Citrus mer problems with Center will have to be Craig said the move to furniture, a wall of “The year before, 229.” County,” she said. surveillance lighting. cut back, according to the new facility for books, and overall better She also said that Dressed as Raggedy “You could land a Darlene Parker, execu- display. items brought into the Annie Johnson was a Ann to attract customers plane in our parking tive director at the sen- William Garcia of Lake thrift store that could be step that needed to be for the grand opening, lot,” he laughed. ior center. Tropicana said he was used by school students taken to improve the Caranci said of Annie More seriously, he According to Parker, impressed with the new are set aside and given image of the shop. Johnson’s Thrift Shop: “I noted, “We will prose- funding from Annie Annie Johnson’s. to the Back to School Guidelines for donations hope they succeed. I just cute dumpers if caught.” Johnson’s helps pay por- “It’s really nice. It’s program that supplies are in place and specific think it was the wrong Profits form AJ’s tions of rent and electric more organized,” he said basic school supplies for hours for making dona- choice. It’s about living Thrift Store are cur- bills for people where as he stopped briefly the needy. The donations tions are also posted. within your means, not rently targeted to be other funding doesn’t. from shopping. allow the money set The staff will work with above.” given to Agape World “|We also feed as many Shoppers at AJ’s were aside in other funding to those who wish to do- She also emphasized Christian Ministries, a people as we can with equally as enthusiastic go further. nate after hours or who that AJ’s would be open group which benefits different programs.” about that facility. Additionally, Parker need large items picked 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday needy people, and to a Money for these pro- “Oh, my gosh,” said said, a volunteer dinner through Saturday, as local animal shelter. grams, such as the up. Ruby Mueller, a Citrus for workers at the senior compared to the former Profits from Annie Annie Special Care Food “We are focusing on County resident who has Johnson’s Thrift Store Program, also comes center is completely the positive,” she said.

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RIVERLAND NEWS “The Newspaper built on Community Pride.” Publisher  Gerry Mulligan Regional Manager  John Provost River views Interim Editor  Sandra Koonce Member of the Florida Press Association OUR VIEW When readers suggest e published a letter to the thing needs to happen there, too. brary book sale could be allocated. community, there should be hun- editor this week from Jeani There are standard signs used If the signs are the responsibility dreds of memories from several WCowan who gave us a cou- throughout America to show where of the county, contacts with county decades. ple of excellent suggestions. Actu- the local library is. Definitely, these officials are the way to go. Some- A few weeks ago, a reader sug- ally, she was making those signs should be installed in Dun- times, a push from the general pub- gested to us that the local blood do- suggestions in general, but your nellon. lic for county action works better nation center was lacking in hometown newspaper is the vehicle It is realistic to believe that in- than a push from the library staff. donors. We wouldn’t have known to help follow through and, with the creased usage of the library will re- We can reasonably state that that if the citizen had not men- cooperation of the rest of you, make sult when standard signage is since one person brought up this tioned it to us. at least one thing happen – a mem- installed. Winter visitors – and issue – and it has been published in Our point? Your community news- ory book of stories about the Dink- those traveling through town – as your community newspaper – that paper appreciates suggestions for ins Store. well as local people would benefit. new signs will come soon. stories! Don’t ever think that what Her other suggestion, about pro- Often, newcomers seek out the pub- As you will read in another part of you feel could be improved – or viding signage for the Dunnellon lic library as their first contact with today’s paper, Cowan’s suggestion complimented – should be ignored. Public Library, is also one that was a community’s resources or to do a for Dinkins Memories clicked with Your suggestion might just be the a worthwhile observation. With that one-day research project. us and we are going to be pushing key to making your good community observation, and a little more input If the signs are the responsibility you to share stories with us in the an even better one. from the community, officials in of each local library, perhaps funds next few weeks. With the number of Keep the suggestions coming. We charge will soon know that some- from the recent Friends of the Li- years Dinkins store served this are appreciative. LETTERS TIME TO SMILE Thank you so much I want to thank Chaplin Dinkins III so much for all the years he has served our church, First United Methodist, and our community. Words to He is such a gentle man, helping people in our community quietly. I’m sure he has made a difference in many peoples’ lives. Thank you so much, Mr. Dinkins, for live by all you have done for our city over many years. ave you been to our library You will be missed. lately? Gosh, I love the library. Love and God Bless You, Mr. Dink- HIt is like a second home. I al- ins. ways feel comfortable around books. Miriam Lapham They have so much to teach me. A book Dunnellon can make you laugh, make you cry, take you places and it can all happen in one Deakins goals paragraph. Now that’s powerful. impressive As you walk in the library there is a I was very glad to have attended a display shelf to your meeting and a speech given by John left. Deakins for his candidacy for State Last month a patron Representative in our area. displayed her purse Although I had not met him before, I collection. Every time I was very impressed by his wonderful entered the library I personality, along with his confidence would spend several about his goals for the people, if minutes oohing and elected. aahing. The first goal and statement he I came really close to made was that he would be turning his Kathleen hugging the display This crooked sign on Highway 41 is the only reference to the Dunnellon Li- Wallace business over to his son so that he brary. The sign cannot be seen by those traveling south and is across two lanes shelf. Seriously, I had would be a full-time legislator. This of traffic and a median from those traveling north. to restrain myself from would give ample time to concentrate pushing my face up against the glass on the needs of the people of our area. and kissing it. You know how I love my That statement seemed to be taken purses. well by those in the room. They gave a OTHER VIEWS The owner had a wonderful array of hearty round of applause. His motto is, antique Whiting and Davis beaded "Faith, Freedom, Family, and the bags. They came from a time when Flag.” America produced high quality goods. As he spoke about his second goal, ‘Operation: Stuff The Bus’ The craftsmanship is outstanding. I he got attention from everyone be- couldn’t imagine sewing on all those cause you could tell that John is a pa- beads. What made the display extra More than 1700 needy students in Saturday, July 10, Kmart – S.W. 27th triot and has love for his country. His special was the addition of antique Marion County will benefit from the Avenue and Hwy. 200 main concern was taking care of all compacts (my second favorite things). I ninth annual “Operation: Stuff the Saturday, July 17, Kmart – East Sil- Veterans well, homeless, and handi- drool over the art deco style. Bus” campaign, an outreach program ver Springs Blvd. capped, since he was a veteran him- When I finally entered the library I co-sponsored by Marion County Pub- Saturday, July 24, K-Mart - Belle- self and most importantly wanted to could see the new fish tank. It is huge lic Schools, the Military Officers As- view on U. S. 441 give them personal attention instead and full of colorful fish. The kids love sociation, Kingdom of the Sun Saturday, July 31, Walmart – State of only financial help. it. If I take a few steps more I am in Chapter and other veterans organiza- Road 200 (On Top of the World) John can help because he is a board heaven. Stack after stack of books wait- tions. Saturday, August 8, Meadowbrook member of the Veterans Helping Vet- ing to be discovered. Some people have “Operation: Stuff the Bus” affords Church – 4741 S.W. 20th Street erans. They raise money also for the to have their modern gadgets. The Kin- local residents the opportunity to Saturday, August 17, Super Tuesday Fisher House at the VA Hospital in dle is supposed to be a portable library. make a true difference in a homeless (local government participation day) Gainesville, which has an excellent It doesn’t cut it for me. I like the feel of child’s life by donating new school – Call Suzanne McGuire 352-671-6847 reputation and staff. a book in my hand. I want to touch the supplies, children and teen clothing, for location. He was appointed to the Alachua pages with my hands. Staring at a tiny sneakers, personal hygiene items, Checks benefitting “Operation: County Veterans Advisory Board and computer screen is not the same as the and financial contributions. To date, Stuff the Bus” should be indicated as holds the Vietnam Seat. feel of paper between my fingers. the campaign has collected nearly such and made payable to Operation: The next goal was regarding educa- There is nothing like a dog eared well $340,000 in donations and merchan- Stuff the Bus, c/o Homeless Children tion. read book. dise, which has been distributed Program, Marion County Public “We need to reduce classroom sizes The librarians are nice too. Get this, through the school district’s Home- Schools, 1517 S.E. 30 Ave. No. 5, in order to maintain quality educa- they are real humans. I can ask them a less Student program. Ocala, FL, 34471. tion.” question and they can answer it on the A decorated school bus with ample For more information, contact the John Deakins’ education included a spot. They are search engines in the room to “stuff ” donations inside will school district’s Homeless Children scholarship to Gupton Jones College. flesh. Mary, Wally, Sue and the rest of sit at local retail stores from 9 a.m. to Program at 352.671.6847 or via email The third goal was a surprise to the gang are well qualified. The 5 p.m. according to the following at Suzanne.McGuire@marion. k12. many people. My husband and me in- amount of schooling and knowledge in schedule: fl.us. cluded. their brains is abundant. I know this He would very much like to arrange because my niece is a librarian in for a dog park for our community. This Gainesville. She has a Masters in Li- decision would mean a lot to dog own- brary Sciences. To say she is well read ers as they have been asking for this to is putting it mildly. Imagine that real happen for some time. John Deakins human beings with real brains. I will do it for us. thought they were extinct once Google As you notice the goals John has set took over the world. Okay, I know. I shouldn’t bad mouth See LETTERS page 5 technology. If the library can embrace it so should I. The library is also OPINIONS INVITED stacked with computers, DVD’s and CD’s. This is not your grandmother’s li- Riverland News ● The opinions expressed in brary. Modern libraries have kept up editorials are the opinions of the editorial with the times. Today’s librarian has to board of the newspaper. be media specialist. The overhead pro- ● Viewpoints depicted in political cartoons, jector is long gone. I admit to using the columns or letters do not necessarily repre- Internet to do research. I don’t get the same feeling that I get from a book. sent the opinion of the editorial board. What can I say, I am a fuddy-duddy! ● Groups or individuals are invited to express Our library offers numerous services their opinions in a letter to the editor. and programs. They have movie nights ● All letters must be signed and include a and author readings. They offer classes phone number and hometown, including let- on genealogy. The Friends of The Dun- ters sent via e-mail, Phone numbers will not nellon Library Book Store is a great bargain for anyone looking to enhance be printed or given out. We reserve the right their personal library. They often have to edit letters for length, libel, fairness and incredible sales on hard covers and pa- good taste. perbacks. ● Letters to the editor must be no longer than Check out one of Dunnellon’s great- 550 words, and writers will be limited to two est assets. If you find drool on the dis- letters per month. play case I swear it wasn’t mine. Really! Riverland News, Thursday, July 15, 2010  5 LETTERS deer feed on the counter at Christmas time in Dink- continued from page 4 ins Store, where you could find anything. aside and his years of expe- Send us your Dinkins Store stories! I am sure that so many of rience in business and in you have many more won- the military, this candidate We’d like to be the source to put together remem- through the end of the summer. derful memories. Let’s tell could not but be successful. brances of the Dinkins Store. Can we create a pamphlet? A book? enough of them so that His experience alone, Are you willing to share your experiences? A real part of this community has come to the end Mary Virginia and Chaplin with his capability and de- To get you started, read the letter to the editor in of its time. can write a book for the li- sire to improve the commu- today’s paper, then start thinking about the store It does not have to be forgotten. brary as Ruth Riley and nity wherever possible, that you remember. Email your stories to us at editor@riverland- Duke Stoetzer have done. certainly makes me feel he If you are in contact with Dunnellon natives who news.com or drop them in the mail to us at River- And while I am mention- is the man for this position. live elsewhere, let them know we are doing this. land News, 20441 E. Pennsylvania Ave., Dunnellon ing the library, I was there Dolores M. Henderson We’d like to collect as many stories as possible 34432-6035. the other day to take ad- Dunnellon vantage of the wonderful Remembrances of Dink- sale going on and over- ins Store heard two people saying Several of us were to- how glad they were to fi- Flashback! to childhood gether last week and talk- nally find it. They had ing about the sad closing been driving up and down of Dinkins Store, where U.S. Hwy. 41 looking, but at Ocala Civic Theatre you could find anything. couldn’t find it. Mark Johnson told us a What is the trouble with wonderful story that I will the county? Or is it the An exuberant musical well as humorous try to repeat. state? Why can’t we have a revue, FLASHBACK! Is themes, this challenging It was Christmas time sign on 41 directing them on tap for Friday and Sat- play explores the years of and he and his young to the library? It has been urday this week at the change known to us all as daughter, Kayla, were there nearly three years Ocala Civic Theatre. “childhood.” leaving goodies for Santa, without a sign. And we still Presented in an inti- Tickets are on sale at but Kayla was worried have only a tiny sign mate setting, theater- $8 for adults and $5 for about the reindeer being where you turn in. What is goers sit so close every students for this dynamic hungry. Didn’t they need to the problem? expression and nuance show. eat, too? Jeani Cowan can be seen. Performances are Mark said they should go Dunnellon The production uses scheduled for Friday, July to Dinkins Store and see if mime, dance and song to 16 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, A Dinkins Store Memory celebrate the world of the they had any reindeer July 17 at 2 p.m. and 7 I remember Geneva contemporary child. feed. p.m. Straight walking her pre- It is a series of They got there and Mark school children from The sparkling vignettes dram- For reservations, call told Mary Virginia that Granada to Dinkins to see atizing memories com- the Ocala Civic Theatre they were looking for rein- the newly hatched chick- Michel Northsea mon to all children – from box office at (352) 236- deer feed. Did she have ens or baby rabbits. 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0005ERJ Christie Dental 6  Riverland News, Thursday, July 15, 2010 All Stars fall in Finals, 7-4 LARRY BUGG inning which made the at the Central Ridge Dis- “We got off to a slow literally had to rely on a ished with a 4-0 record News Correspondent score 4-3 Dunnellon. trict Park. start,” said Dunnellon Fluke play. and will advance to the Jarred Neeld jacked The victory lifted Dun- manager Gary Young. Sean Conner Fluke sectional at Cross Bayou The Dunnellon Major another three-run shot in nellon into a Sunday Dis- “Their kid had a high scored on a throwing on July 23. Baseball All Stars ran the fifth inning to give trict 15 Little League title strike zone. We started to error for the winning run. Richard Hampshire into a pitching wall Sun- Central Citrus a 6-4 lead. game against Central Cit- look for the low stuff. Our With the Fluke run, reached on an error and day and found out that McGee scored the final rus. offense came back.” Greater Hudson was able scored on another error opponents could hit the run. He led off the sixth Matthew Livermore Junior Baseball to beat Dunnellon 2-1 in a for the first Greater Hud- long ball also. with a single and scored was the winning pitcher. Little League District 15 son run. Greater Hudson 2, Central Citrus hurler on a well-executed safety Justin Hamm doubled Tournament Final Satur- Oddly enough, Dunnel- Travis McGee pitched a Dunnellon 1 squeeze bunt. in the final two runs, day at Central Ridge Dis- lon (2-1) scored its only five-hit complete game as The Greater Hudson The Dunnellon team scored a run and was trict Park. run when Brandon Saez Central Citrus downed Junior Baseball All Stars was expected to win the two-for-three. Greater Hudson fin- scored on a throwing Dunnellon 7-4 in the Lit- district and go deep into error. tle League District 15 the playoffs. There were no earned championship game at “He (McGee) pitched a runs in the game. Central Ridge District great game,” said Dun- Park. Dunnellon committed nellon coach Gary Young. five errors while the Dunnellon finished 3-2 “Their game plan was to and in second place in Pasco team had three keep the ball outside. We miscues. the district. Central Cit- knew it. Once, we got up rus will advance to a sec- Throwing well was 4-0, they came crawling Hudson pitcher Jarred tional in Cross Bayou on back. They got three on July 23. Mattos. He struck out 10 that home run. At that and allowed Dunnellon Dunnellon beat Central point, there was momen- Citrus 13-1 Friday night seven hits. Mattos tum switch. He (McGee) pitched a complete game to give the Tigers the A pitched a dynamite game. Pool title. and was in control He was unwavering. He The game was delayed throughout. was on. due to water puddles on “Their (Hudson’s) “They (Central Citrus) the field and started two pitching was on,” said are a very good team. and one half hours later Dunnellon coach Tony Every day, any one can than scheduled. The Bencini. “Congratula- win. That’s what makes delay may have proved tions to Greater Hudson. the game of baseball so costly to the visitors from Losing 2-1 is nothing to great. Marion County. be ashamed of. We only “I’m tremendously McGee allowed four allowed four runs in proud of the boys. They walks but struck out three games. They should are an outstanding group three Tigers. He retired hold their heads high. I’m of players. Our job was to the final seven Dunnel- proud of every one of get them to play as a lon batters he faced. them.” team. Right now, they are Carson Webster took Gio Bencini was the a good group of individ- the pitching loss for Dun- losing pitcher for Dun- ual players.” nellon. nellon. 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Gio ball as Inverness upset nellon manager Gary home runs including Major Baseball All Stars Justin Hamm scored Bencini pitched three in- Dunnellon 3-2 Thursday Young of Inverness. grand slams by Joey beat Central Citrus 13-1. three runs. nings and had five strike- night. “They knew they were Polizzi and Hunter In- The victory made Dun- The manager knew his outs. Dawson struck out the going to come at us and galls. Polizzi drove in nellon (3-1) the winner of team grew mentally from Dunnellon had 11 hits first four batters and had sacrificed yesterday’s seven runs and Polizzi, the Pool A of the District the loss to Inverness. while Lady Lake had five. seven in his four innings pitching. They threw Ingalls and Matthew Liv- 15 All Star Little League “When we played Lady Brandon Saez had of pitching. their fourth string ermore all hit a pair of Tournament. They won Lake and hit all those three hits. Tyler Powell Josh Williams doubled pitcher yesterday and homers out of the park. by allowing only five runs home runs (six), they had two hits including a off Dawson and later lost. They put themselves They beat Lady Lake in the tournament. came out the following two-run double. scored on Quentin Lee’s behind the eight ball 22-1 in four innings and Livermore hit his third game (against Inverness) Bobby Langley singled sacrifice fly. Garrett Kud- where they had to win. home run of the series in the lone Lady Lake run and thought they were with two runners on and slow singled off Nathan They played well. We the fourth inning. Carson came on a bases-loaded just going to start jacking Lady Lake errors allowed Meeks in the fifth inning made a few costly mis- Webster hit his first Little wild pitch. home runs,” said Dunnel- Langley and the other and scored on a wild takes in the field. Other League home run, a solo pitch. Justin Hamm added a lon manager Gary Young. two runners to round the than that, we matched shot, in the same inning. Dunnellon scored 22 them hit for hit and pitch bunt triple (we’re not kid- “They went away from bases in the sixth inning. Dunnellon came back runs in each of their first for pitch.” ding here) and Dunnellon from losing 3-2 to Inver- our philosophy of base “It was a great game,” had 18 hits while Lady ness Thursday night. hits up the middle and go said Dunnellon coach Lake had just two hits. There was a three-way tie with the pitch on the out- Tony Bencini. “Boys Joey Polizzi pitched the for first between Dunnel- side corner. We had a came out and fought final inning and was the lon, Inverness and Cen- wakeup call last night hard. We remained score- Can you help? winning hurler. tral Citrus until (losing 3-2 to Inverness less until the fourth in- Dunnellon now is 2-0 Dunnellon won the Thursday). ning. The bats came alive The Celebration of the Setting up chairs and and averaging 22 runs tiebreaker. The “Tonight, we went back and it ended up 8-0. They success of the Dunnellon tables, helping serve and per game. They scored 11 tiebreaker was the fewest let’s take the pitch. We boys played a good game High School teams will be deliver meals, clean-up. runs in the first inning. runs allowed. are the pool champions. of ball. Kudos to the held a week from today, If you are willing, con- Tigers.” Thursday, July 22. “I told my kids to hit The Tigers took advan- What impressed me tact Contact Dawne Dunnellon won the Many helpers are Bowne at 465-8500, ext. 23 the ball up the middle,” tage of five Central Citrus tonight was that last errors and made 20 hits. Pool A with a 2-0 mark. needed. to volunteer. said manager Gary night, we had 11 individ- Central Citrus had eight Young. “These guys have uals with great talent and had over 75 home runs hits. tonight, we had a team.” over the season. 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Cases Closed gation but wanted the in- 1790 S. W. 1st Lane, ing her medication and S.W. 189th Ct., Rainbow 10390 S. W. 13th Ct. Road, June 23 cident documented for Ocala, 22, was arrested after searching her car, Springs. Dunnellon Katie White of El insurance purposes. July 4 for possession of she drove to her home to A residential burglary July 6 Patrick James Harris, search for the medica- was reported at 15230 W. Cajon, Calif., an em- marijuana in an amount Criminal mischief to a 26, 14491 S.E. 68th Lane, less than 20 grams. Reed tion, with negative re- Highway 328, Dunnellon. ployee of Dimont and As- Criminal mischief to vehicle was report at Morriston, was arrested was arrested in the sults. She called the sociates, reported on an air conditioner was 3735 S.W. Trout St., Dun- for driving under the in- Sheriff ’s Office to report June 23 to the Sheriff ’s 10700 block of Highway reported at 4050 S.W. nellon fluence and transported the incident from 23065 Office that an air condi- 41 for failure to stop at a 157th Ct., Ocala. The theft of a purse to the Marion County S. W. 119 Place. She was tioner valued at $3,500 stop sign located at the was reported at the Sil- Jail following an inci- intersection of S. W. 107 unable to provide a last July 1, 2010 had been removed from name or an address for Burglary of a con- ver Moon Saloon, 3025 S. the outside of a resi- dent on July 1. Driver Lane and Highway 41. was observed driving the subject. veyance was reported at U.S. Highway 41, Dun- dence under foreclosure 4117 S.W. 168th Ct, Apart- northbound in the south- July 6 nellon. The victim re- at 12621 S.W. 112th Incident Reports ment 9, Ocala bound lane causing the Sarah E. Dawson, 45, ported a loss of Place, Dunnellon and it 11933 N. Williams Street, June 28 July 2 approximately $160. arresting officer to serve An A/C unit was re- was necessary to file a Apt. 2, Dunnellon, re- Burglary of a vehicle into the ditch to avoid a ported stolen from 4280 July 7 police report so that a ported on July 6 that she was reported at 19158 head on collision. His S.W. 157th Street TE, A preliminary investi- claim could be made to lost her 180 count bottle S.W. 81sh Place Road, vehicle, owned by an Ocala. gation revealed that on the insurance company. of roxycodone while Rainbow Springs State Ocala resident, was im- July 7 three vehicle bur- June 29 fishing at the River Re- Park. Items valued at July 5 pounded at Scally’s. treat boat ramp. She A list of items was glaries occurred at one Wendy Michelle Bauer, $174 were taken. stated that she met “Jar- taken from 4197 S. W. location, 19158 S.W. 81st 32, 18696 S.W. 49th Pl, July 2 A case of grand theft Richard A. Mierop, 53, rett” who was also fish- 159th Ave, Ocala some- Place Road, Rainbow Dunnellon, was stopped was reported at 54 Lake homeless, was arrested ing and she allowed the time between noon and Springs State Park. at 9:21 p.m. June 29 trav- View Dr. West, Meadow- on July 2 near 19029 S. W. subject to go to her vehi- 5:30 p.m. Charges of Criminal mischief was eling north on S.W. 181 wood Farms, Ocala. No grand theft will be filed 29th Street, Dunnellon cle to retrieve bread done to the front door of Court when a traffic offi- other details were pro- when the perpetrator is for simple domestic bat- which they were using as a residence at 16 Winter- cer observed the vehicle vided. caught. tery and transported to bait. She stated that she green Way in Meadow- to be traveling over the the Marion County Jail. never saw the subject June 29 July 4 wood Farms, Ocala. double yellow line and According to the arrest take her medication. A suspicious incident An act of criminal mis- Damage was estimated partially in the south- report, the female victim The subject denied tak- was reported at 9871 chief was reported at at $75. bound lane for approxi- had been pushed and mately one quarter mile. shoved by the intoxi- The vehicle then cated defendant. When swerved back into the she asked her son to call northbound lane to Dunnellon police 9-1-1 the defendant avoid oncoming traffic. A threw a beer can at the computer check re- juvenile and ran into the vealed the vehicle’s tag woods. The victim ad- The following report St. Lawrence Dr. for Pos- July 11 — Ronald D. There have been sev- to be expired as of vised the investigating has been issued by the session of Drug Para- Flory of Dunnellon was eral vehicle burglaries 6/12/10. The defendant officer the defendant Dunnellon Police De- phernalia arrested in Dunnellon that occurred at the Blue stated her drivers’ li- probably had in his pos- partment and will be a July 8 — Tara Varnum for Simple Battery (Do- Run Park. Please do not cense was suspended session a .243 caliber regular feature of the of Dunnellon was ar- mestic) due to her failure to pay leave anything of value rifle with a scope. Riverland News. rested at the Dinner Bell July 11 — Susan Fan- a traffic fine. A further in your vehicle and lock Additional officers July 4 — Jennifer Cor- Motel on an Active war- tino of Dunnellon was check found her license your doors to help pre- were called to the scene coran of Walton Beach, rant from Marion County arrested in Dunnellon had been suspended for vent you from becoming where the defendant was arrested at MT Sheriff ’s Office for Fail- for Simple Battery (Do- 60 months as a habitual a victim. was found hiding in a Pockets for Simple Bat- ure to Appear. mestic) traffic offender as of ditch near train tracks. A tery (Domestic), Simple 5/17/10. Bauer was ar- canine was used to assist Battery, Resisting Offi- rested and transported in the apprehension of cer without violence to the Marion County the defendant after he July 7 — Lisa M. Mut- Jail. A juvenile in the car refused to cooperate. C OONNECTNNECT tart of Dunnellon was ar- C ONNECT with White was released After being treated at rested in the 11500 Block to a Dunnellon friend of Timberridge Hospital of Hwy. 41 for Possession the family. for his injuries he was of Controlled Substance transported to the Mar- wwith wiitthh youryyoouurr communityccoommmmuunniittyy July 1 without Prescription, Walt Pearson, 72, 20195 ion County Jail. The vic- Possession of Marijuana S.W. 81st Lane, Dunnel- tims, according to the under 20 grams lon reported on July 1 arrest report, were the July7 — Kristopher D. that unknown persons wife and son of the de- Harder, address un- had removed a spare tire fendant. They declined known, arrested in the and spare tire cover, val- medical assistance and 11500 Block of Hwy. 41 were provided with a do- ued between $500 to for Possession of Drug mestic violence packet. $700, from his motor Paraphernalia home. Pearson did not July 4 July 8 — Jessee Casey wish a criminal investi- Michael Kyle Reed, of Ocala was arrested on

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North Oak Baptist offers a.m. to 4 p.m. or call the as success stories you may weekly Bible studies center at 489-3359. North visit the national website at North Oak Baptist Oak Christian Preschool is www.reformu.com. Local Church in Citrus Springs on the corner of N. Citrus meetings are held on Fri- offers several opportuni- Springs Blvd. and N. Elk- day evenings at 7 p.m. at ties for Bible Studies each cam in the heart of Citrus Riverland Baptist Church. week. Tuesday morning, a Springs. Youth Conference Men’s Bible Study is of- VBS at Hope The Second Annual fered at 7 a.m., led by Asso- Cooking, games, drama, Youth Conference at New ciate Pastor Tim music, and science are Second Bethel Missionary Daugherty. Wednesday mixed with Bible stories Baptist Church, 1970 Henry evenings at 6:45 p.m. a during Vacation Bible Blair Lane, Dunnellon, will study is offered from the School at Hope Evangelical be July 21 through July 24 Book of Lamentations, led Lutheran Church, July 26 at 7 p.m. Closing activities by Senior Pastor Stan Stew- through 28. will be at 4 p.m. Sunday. art. On Thursdays. at 10 The evening program, 6 Apostle Vickie Hender- a.m. Dr. Charles Hayes to 8 p.m., each night is open son, a special guest from Ft leads a study on the Prom- to children who have com- Lauderdale, will be pres- Love until the Last ises of God. The community pleted kindergarten ent at the 11 a.m. service. is cordially invited to at- through fourth grade. The theme of the confer- Members of the First Baptist Church of Dunnellon’s Quilt Ministry gather around tend these studies. There is Snacks are also planned ence is, “Youth in Action Mary Woitkun, currently spending her final days at Hospice Legacy House. In no charge and the only with the traditional ice Living the Fruits of the her honor, the prayer Quilt Ministry, Loving Hands and Hearts, made and workbook needed is a cream social Wednesday Spirit,” based on Galatians donated seventy bibs to Legacy House. Members said Mary has been an inspi- Bible. North Oak is located evening. 5:22-23. ration to all with her high spirits and faith. Front row, left to right are Nancy Mac- at the intersection of N. Cit- Pre-register by calling clellan, Gloria Williams, Mary Hendren, Carol Haskell and Naomi Metcalf. Back Space Camp Coming row, left to right, are Faye Patterson, Mary Woitkun and Janet Baker. rus Springs Blvd. and N. the church office at 489- Space Camp Vacation Elkcam in the heart of Cit- 5511 or stop by and fill out a Bible School is coming to rus Springs. form for each child for this Rainbow Springs Village pants a variety of three pre- month’s menu is different Dunnellon food pantry Register for preschool free program. Church Aug. 2 through Aug selected specialties such as than the previous month Dunnnellon Presbyte- Find Hope at 9425 N. Cit- 6. Contact the church, 489- cooking, fashion design, and consists of both fresh rian and Holy Faith Epis- now rus Springs Blvd., Citrus 0249, for information and North Oak Christian Pre- woodworking and music. and frozen items with an copal food pantry opens Springs, next to the fire- pre-registration. Rainbow school is now registering Early registration ($20) average retail value of ap- from 9 a.m. to noon house. Springs Village Church is students for the 2010-11 runs through July 1. For proximately $60. Gener- Thursdays at 19924 W. located at 20222 SW 102nd school year. Classes for K3 registration information ally, one unit of food Blue Cove Drive, Dunnel- Reformer’s Unanimous Street Road, just south of and K4 are available. North Reformer’s Unanimous call 489-8992. assists in feeding a family lon. Winn Dixie and west of US Oak is a licensed, ACSI is a revolutionary addic- of four for about one week 41. Blessings by the Box or a single senior citizen Volunteer musicians Gold Seal, and VPK school. tions program developed Angel Food Ministries is A quality pre-kindergarten from over a decade of ex- Summer camp for almost a month. There needed a nonprofit, nondenomina- Living Water Life program is offered and stu- perience. Meetings are di- Camp Springs is offering are no second-hand items, tional organization dedi- no damaged or out-dated Church in Morriston is dents graduating from rected not toward any one its Islands of Adventure cated to providing food NOCPS have consistently specific addiction, but to- this summer for kids enter- goods, no dented cans looking for volunteer musi- relief to communities scored high on progress ward overcoming any ad- ing K through fifth grade. without labels, no day-old cians who are want to help testing required by the diction through the Higher The camp is being held by throughout the United breads and no produce complete its band for con- state. Donna Durr is pre- Power that is Jesus Christ. the Springs Children’s Min- States. Angel Food is avail- that is almost too ripe. temporary worship. Bass school director. To register, If you know someone in istry of Springs Presbyte- able in a quantity that can There are also specialty and lead rhythm guitarists, please come by the pre- need of a program, for rian Church from July 19 to fit into a medium-sized boxes and no limit on the as well as singers and brass school office daily from 9 more information as well July 23.It will offer partici- box at $30 per unit. Each number of units an indi- players are needed. Musi- vidual can purchase and cians must have their own there are no applications instruments. to complete or qualifica- For more information tions. Angel Food Min- call 352-222-2433. Obituaries istries also participates in the U.S. Food Stamp pro- Boys and Girls Clubs gram, using the Off-Line Join us every Wednes- mother of six, great- at the Hospice House of Food Stamp Voucher sys- day at 6 p.m. for Charac- Brunelle Rush Ware, 96 Francis Nelson, 85 ter for Christ Kids Clubs. Brunelle Rush Ware, grandmother of eight and Francis “Frank” Nel- Citrus County. tem. Menus, order dates great-great-grandmother Survivors include his and times as well as the This is for ages 3 years 96, of Dunnellon, died on son, 85, of Citrus Springs old to 6th grade. They of one. sister, Beverly, Rochester, pickup date and time will July 6, 2010 at Legacy died on Saturday, July 10, will have activities, Bible She is preceded in Minn.; three nephews be available on the Web House hospice of Marion 2010. lessons, Christian charac- County in Ocala. death by her sister, Mary Survivors include his and two nieces. site, AngelFoodMin- ter development and She was a homemaker; Eloise Lewis and brother, wife, Sarina; son, Fr. Funeral services are istries.com leaders that love and lifelong resident of Dun- Charles Wesley Rush Jr. Frank Nelson; daughter, still being arranged. John For those who might not care for them. Please see nellon and a life member Those who wish can Virginia Petty. has been cremated and have Internet access, call George Gutierrez for de- will be buried next to his the church office. First As- of Dunnellon Pesbyterian make donations to Services will be held in tails or questions. River- Legacy House Hospice of mother, at Calvary Epis- sembly of God of Dunnel- Church. Long Island, N.Y. Arrange- land Baptist Church, Marion County, 9505 S.W. copal Church in lon is at 2872 West She is the daughter of ments are by Roberts Fu- 489-6171. Teen Youth the late Charles Wesley 110th Street, Ocala, FL Rochester, Minnesota. Dunnellon Road, one mile neral Home of Dunnellon. Rally — if you’ve never Rush Sr. and Zulu F. 34481. Memorials may be sent to west of Hwy. 41 (across been involved in a youth Jones Rush; mother of A memorial service was John Mulholland, 72 The Hospice House of from Nichol’s Lumber). group now is a great time! Ormond (Sally) Ware III, held Saturday, 11 a.m., John H. Mulholland, Citrus County at 3350 W. Church office phone num- Call Allen Thompson at Susan K. Ware and Linda July 10 at Roberts Funeral age 72, of Dunnellon, Audubon Park Path, ber is 489-8455. Web site is 465-5853 for upcoming Ramona Outten; grand- Home of Dunnellon. died Monday, July 5, 2010 Lecanto FL 34461. www.firstag.net. events and more details.

Dunnellon D UNNELLON Catholic Community of Seventh-day F IRST U NITED St. John the Baptist ETHODIST HURCH M C Father Emmanuel Akalue, Pastor – Adventist Church 21501 W. Highway 40 MASSES “For where two or three gather together in My name, there am I with them.” Rev. Eddie Fulford, Pastor Welcome To Our Services Saturday Reconciliation . .3:30 PM Sunday Matthew 18:20 Hwy. 41 & Hwy. 40 Traditional Worship8:00 AM Saturday Vigil ...... 4:30 PM With Communion Each Week Saturday Sunday ...... 8:00 AM and 10:30 AM Sabbath School . . . . 9:30 AM Contemporary Worship9:30 AM Sermon ...... 11:00 AM Sunday - Spanish...... Noon GATHERINGS Traditional Worship 11:00 AM Tuesday Nursery At All Services Bible Study ...... 7:00 PM Mon. Thru Fri...... 8:00 AM Sunday School 9:30 AM & 11:00 AM For more information: Holy Days. . .. .8:00 AM and 5:00 PM 352-489-3455 “Sharing God’s Light” 7525 S. Highway 41, Dunnellon A D IRECTORY OF A REA C HURCHES 00056C6 352-489-4026 00056AX 352-489-3166

www.dunnellonsdachurch.com 00056AD www.SharingGodsLight.org www.stjohncc.com 711180 Romeo Baptist Holy Faith Deeper Life Episcopal of Dunnellon Church HOPE Church Pastor Shawn Cutshall Evangelical Lutheran 19924 W. Blue Cove Dr. Pentecostal (352) 489-1788 Church, ELCA Dunnellon Church Sunday 000570Y T HE R EV . J. JAMES GERHART Sunday School 9:30 AM 9425 N. Citrus Springs Blvd. Services Worship 11:00 AM 489-5511 Sunday Sunday 2:00 pm Disciple Training6:00 PM Pastor Lynn Fonfara Wednesday 7:30 pm Rite I (Nursery & Children’s Church Provided) COMMUNION: Every Sunday 1st & 3rd Sunday 9 AM Meets at

Wednesday 0004UOB Rite II Holy Faith Church Sunday Service: 9 AM AWANA 6:30 PM Worship 2nd & 4th Sunday in Blue Cove

5201547 To Advertise in the Youth Group 6:30 PM 9:30 a.m. 19924 W. Blue Cove Dr. Bible Study 7:00 PM Sunday School 489-2685 Church Directory

1 8:15 a.m. Pastor Edward Thompson 8 / 2 Miles North of Dunnellon Off of Call 489-2731 Go to our web page: Hall Available For Highway 41, Left at Church Sign on 00056G4 For More Information SW 5 th Place Hopelutheranelca.com Community Functions 465-0200 00058IR Mission Possible r e C Peace Calvary Dunnellon Presbyterian Church N a t u o a s t MINISTRIES Lutheran Church Baptist Temple Jeffrey W. Welch, Pastor Missouri Synod V. David Lucas, Jr. U nitarian U niversalists 21841 S.W. Marine Blvd. Senior Pastor Terry L. McKee, Pastor SUNDAY SERVICES Rainbow Lakes Estates 20641 Chestnut Street 9921 N. Deltona Boulevard (352) 489-3886 10:30 A.M. Sunday Sunday Corner of Chestnut & Ohio Streets www.missionpossibleministries.com Adult Bible Class9:00 A.M. Sunday School...... 9:45 a.m. In The Historic District Sunday School9:00 A.M. Worship Service...... 11:00 a.m. 489-2682 Sundays Worship Service10:00 A.M. Evening Service...... 5:00 p.m. Worship ...... 10:30 am Wednesday Wednesday Sunday Spanish Translation Provided Prayer Meeting...... 7:00 p.m. (Nursery Care & Children’s Church Provided) Bible Study 10:00 A.M. Worship ...... 8:30 AM Every 4th Sunday...... 5:00 p.m . Wednesdays W HERE REASON & RELIGION M EET Light Meal6:30 P.M. Sunday School ...... 9:45 AM Bible Study 7:00 P.M. “Share, Praise & Fellowship” Youth Group, Bible Study & 7633 N. Florida Ave. Pastor Jamie Parker Worship ...... 11:00 AM Kid’s Programs ...... 7 pm (Route 41) The Church On The Hill Nursery Provided (Nursery Care Provided) Citrus Springs HWY 41,Just 5 miles 352-489-8962 3201543

ARMS OF MERCY FOOD PANTRY north of Dunnellon “Please Join Us As We 00055U0 For All Servic es 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month. 465-4225 Peace Lutheran Church 489-5881 00056BE Worship In His Name” [email protected] 8:00 am-11:00 am WWW . NCUU . ORG 000570U 0214361 10  Riverland News, Thursday, July 15, 2010 Grand Opening for AJ’s Thrift Store Saturday

Volunteer Maizie Bradshaw chats with customer Ruby Mueller, a Citrus County resident who has been shopping at the thrift shop location since 1981. All visitors were given a colorful lei, traditional sign of welcome, until the supply ran out.

Cutting the ribbon in a day of celebration at the new AJ Thrift Store Saturday were Annabelle Debbs, left and Jane Keele, right, from the Dunnellon Chamber of Commerce. Co-owners Michael Aldrich and Paul Wilkinson are kneeling. Others include, from left to right, Pete Dobbs, Chamber of Commerce, and volun- teers Jim Harlow, Sandra Sholes, Connie Lovell, Fran Shively, Maizie Bradshaw Sandy Gerhard and Ron Warnock. Volunteer Sheri Rezach is between Wilkinson and Keele.

Victoria and Edgar Van Deventer of Citrus Springs took time to enjoy the free hotdogs.

Photos by Sandra Koonce

This dad enjoyed the comfort of a couch while his daughter, right, The Bain family, plus a few others, provided entertainment during the day. Left brought her purchases to right are Norma Cullom, on guitar, Cinda Bain, Barbara Illiano, Art Bradshaw, to him. Paul Bain and Wayne Bain. Cullom is Paul Bain’s daughter and Wayne Bain’s sis- ter. HOUSEHOLD SERVICES ALUMINUM Changes of Life GREG’S ALUMINUM For Your Home Services, Inc. “Pleasing people in Marion County since 1982” Servicing • Pool Enclosure Rescreens Dunnellon to Pine Ridge • Vinyl & Acrylic Windows Professional • Senior Home Cleaning • Garage Door Screens • Weeding & Raking • Vinyl Ceilings & Much More • Windows DIAL-A- PRO Bonded & Insured RIVERLAND Needs... 465-0371 (352) 208-0802

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Free Offers Medical Sales Help Computers Garage/ Rent: Houses Real Estate Dunnellon Landscaping Yard Sales Unfurnished For Sale Printer Licensed R & R Landscaping DUNNELLON DUNNELLON PUBLISHER’S Lex Mark X-1100, new Dunnellon Therapist SALES MANAGER Fri. & Sat. 8am-1pm NOTICE: CHATMIRE black cartridge & soft- Computer 352-465-6060 ware, no USB cable. MOVING SALE! All real estate advertis- 4/2 - Frame Home (352) 489-4449 Full Service Repair 352-682-4576 Furniture, tools, fishing ing in this newspaper is Needs some repair The Centers is seeking gear, kitchen items, Florida Licensed Ther- Citrus County Low Prices subject to Fair Housing $35k Pest Control Co. Experienced, yard tools, Spacious Home Act which makes it ille- Possible Owner apists for our Marion Stonework•Mulch Near the River! Found In Search of Honest Rock•Palms ladders, misc. gal to advertise “any Financing & Citrus County Free Estimates 19783 SW 93rd Lane AVAILABLE NOW! programs. Ability to Experienced Pest Replants, Family preference, limitation 352-465-3380; Control Sales On Site Calls Rd. Rainbow Springs Located in or discrimination based 352-342-2849 2 Jack Russell’s Supervise desired. Owned 15 yrs Vogt Springs 3/2/2 Must have 5 yrs re- Professional. Salary (352) 533-2130 No $$$ Dn. Frees Est. on race, color, religion, Lake Tropicana + Commission and 1/2 acre, designer kit. sex, handicap, familial Dunnellon lated exp with a Bonded & Ins ($2mill) DUNNELLON spacious, w/ample broad knowledge of override commissions Rainbow Lakes status or national origin, (352) 489-6631 of Sales Staff. parking for boat, trlr., or an intention, to make psychotherapeutic Fri. & Sat. 8am-3pm or motor home. theory & practice. Company Vehicle Spas/Hottubs Kitchen items, books, such preference, limita- Golf Course & fuel provided. Painting Min. to downtown tion or discrimination. “ Medical Submit Salary Req. excercise bike, elec. Dunnellon, close to Real Estate Full benefits pkg Paid holidays & vac. scooter, some furn. Familial status includes Outdoor Spa Withlachoochee Riv. DFWP/EOE Fax or Only those with 20112 SW Audubon children under the age FERRARO’S Polysteel, 78 x 59 x 30 Contact David Ruble e-mail resume to HR, proven track record Avenue of 18 living with par- Golf Course Lot on the Billing Specialist - Painting Service 2 HP,2 speed pump. 4 H: 561-575-1718 The Centers, Inc., in pest control sales ents or legal custodi- Twisted Oaks 8th Hole Int/Ext. Free Est. Press Kilo. heater, 1 Yr. old. C: 561-719-8787 ES (352) 291-5580, will be considered ans, pregnant women Public Utilities, view of Cleaning..352 465-6631 Exc. cond.,$1,000. email: daveruble81 [email protected] Fax Resume to: and people securing the green & pond 352-796-1775 DFWP Obo. (352) 795-7520 Farm Services @bellsouth.net The Centers is seeking For more info visit rublesrentals.com custody of children Asking $55,000 detail oriented Billing www.thecenters.us under 18. This newspa- Call 352-249-8118 Specialist for our Position Closing Date per will not knowingly Auctions Pasture & Hay Field Emergency Services is 7/21/10 Boats accept any advertising Spraying. Army Worm, program. Must be for real estate which is Weed Control. Over 5 DUNNELLON available to work 2nd THURS. JULY 15 in violation of the law. Business Yrs. Exp. (352) 303-9202 or 3rd shifts, including SECURE BOAT STOR- ESTATE AUCTION Our readers are hereby Campers/ weekends. Duties in- Opportunities AGE AND LAUNCH Preview: NOON informed that all Travel Trailers clude data entry spe- NURSES from Ozello St. Martin’s Auction: 4 PM dwellings advertised cific to medical bill- 11-7 Marina $100/mo. Fish, ‘08 Nissan Sentra Estate General Spacious Home in this newspaper are ing, certify financial Existing Auto Repair Kayak or short ride to the w/11K mi. Several Near the River! available on an equal eligibility face to face If you are dedicated Business Since 1986. scallop field. Boat detail & Estates of furn., decor. in Vogt Springs 3/2/2 opportunity basis. To I BUY RV’S, 40’ x 60’ Steel Building items., tools, jewelry, complain of discrimina- Travel Trailers, with mentally ill pa- to the higher stand- tune ups. 352-422-1284 A-1 LADY BUYER! ½ acre, parking for tients, enter billing ards of elder care, on one acre property Mark or 795-0505 bullet molds, smelting boat, trlr./mtr home. tion call HUD toll-free at 5th Wheels, close to Dunnellon. pots & reloading 20 YRS. IN AREA 1-800-669-9777. The Motor Homes codes for services good documentation Min. to downtown/ Call Glenn rendered (training and a genuine caring This is a Turn Key Offer. equip. and more! HIGHEST PRICES Withlachoochee Riv. toll-free telephone Business comes w/air (352) 302-0778 provided), and per- attitude, we have a Care For the 4000 S. 41, Inverness PAID ALWAYS Contact David Ruble number for the form various other place for you. We conditioning equip., dudleysauction.com H: 561-575-1718 hearing impaired is muffler pipe bender, (352) 637-9588 BUYING! 1-800-927-9275. billing related duties. offer great benefits. Elderly JEWELRY C: 561-719-8787 one twin post lift, tools AB1667-AU2246 12%BP High School diploma Mail or fax resume: GOLD & SILVER email: daveruble81 or GED equiv & 1 yr Att: Laurie Coleman & many other pieces of @bellsouth.net equip. Entire Package NEED A RIDE TO Farm VINTAGE COSTUME Vehicles exp reqd. Salary 136 NE 12th Ave. JEWELRY rublesrentals.com $9.00 to $9.91 per hr. Crystal River, FL 34429 $465K. Owner retiring. Doctors or to run Equipment Wanted (352) 489-6732 errands? Housekeep- STERLING SILVERWARE Full benefits pkg. Fax (352) 795-5848 MILITARY ITEMS DFWP/EOE Fax or CONTACT Laurie Via ing or cooking Experience & Tractor MEN’S WATCHES e-mail resume to HR, Mail or Fax ONLY!! Massey Ferguson, Mod. Rooms BUYING JUNK CARS Reference’s available GUNS, VINTAGE The Centers, Inc., DFWP/EOE 1455, 4x4, 270 hrs., FISHING TACKLE For Rent LET US WORK • Running or Not • (352) 291-5580, (352) 489-6675 FOR YOU! Vendors Wanted w/front end loader. POTTERY, PAINTINGS CASH PAID - $150 & UP [email protected] RIVERL AND For a CRAFT SHOW $17,000 (352) 628-5752 ANTIQUES & (352) 771-6191 For more info visit NEWS FRIDAY, OCT. 29 and COLLECTIBLES www.thecenters.us 352-344-3809 HOMOSASSA CL ASSIFIEDS Position Closing Date SATURDAY, OCT. 30 Home/Office Furniture GET RESULTS! is 7/21/10 RN / HSA 1st Annual Craft show Furn., private bed & CALL TOLL FREE First Presbyterian Cleaning Aluminum Shed bath, pool, $400. Mo. 1-877-676-1403 Church, Crystal River. COMPUTER 12X24 double door. (352) 345-3113 Trucks Will have managerial DEKS/HUTCH Great fo Children’s Thera- For more info ANN’S HOME KEEP- Like new, $2,950. responsibilities(both colleg dorm, $75. Call: 795-2259 ING. Reasonable (352) 860-3115 pist administrative and 352-362-4448 Rate s & References ROLLING HILLS/HILLSIDE clinical) for the Licensed LARGE WOOD DODGE w/17 yrs Membership In The Centers is seeking medical unit. experience COMPUTER DESK WITH 97’ Ram 2500, 4 wh. dr., Masters Level Administers and Rainbow Rivers Club APARTMENTS auto, liner, tow, turbo (352) 489-7616 CHAIR $99. Children’s Therapists coordinates the 352-362-4448 diesel , 246K. mi. in Marion & Citrus medical/dental Tree Service Fantastic Deal! Dunnellon, FL • NOW RENTING $6,575. (352) 634-2590 County programs /psychiatric services Garden/Lawn Selling for Transfer fee with minimum of 1 yr for the unit. Is on Supplies of $184.50. Annual Ask About exp working with 24-hour call to Handyman dues of $325.36 have children/adolescents respond to emergen- been paid for re- in providing individ- cies. Ocassional Steve BeeBee BRUSH CUTTER mainder of 2010. Move-In Motorcycles ual, group & family weekend hours. Swisher, used once Purchase of New therapy, Outpatient Tree Service Andrew Joehl 24” 11.5hp$1100 Membership cost Handyman. (352) 489-2639 Specials & In school/home Competitive pay rate Professional $795. Initial payment (TBOSS) counseling Benefit package Gen/Maint/Repairs for 3 years with $360 Call Monday Through Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm Harley Davidson positions available. Tree Work at Pressure cleaning. Garage/ annual dues thereaf- Foreclosures Accepted. ‘07, Fat Boy, w/ extras, Full benefits pkg Apply in person at: Reasonable Lawns/Gutters. No job Yard Sales ter. 12k miles, $13,000 DFWP/EOE Fax or CYPRESS CREEK too small!Reli able ,ins. This transfer member- for sale or trade on Prices 0256271 352-465-9201 (352) 489-1021 e-mail resume to HR, 2855 W Woodland DUNNELLON ship comes at a sav- 7214367 Boat CC (352)634-1789 ings of $804.86. The Centers, Inc., Ridge Dr. Fri Only 8am-2pm. “ASK YOUR Club offers a fun and (352) 291-5580, Lecanto, FL 34461 canoe w/3.3 merc mtr, NEIGHBOR” relaxing place for [email protected] Or fax resume to Residential Contractor wine cab for 72 bottles, Call Steve Or Cindy family and friends. For more info visit 352-527-2235 Repair, remod., or build other collectibles Discount boat rentals: Legals Legals Legals www.thecenters.us mobile homes/homes. and much more! (352)465-4117 free canoes and Position Closing Date Drug Free Workplace Free Est. Lic. CRC- 209th Court kayaks; clubhouse is 7/21/10 / EEO (352)425-0295 1330081 (352) 949-2292 in the Woodlands 211-0715 RIV 212-0715 RIV Superior Towing & Recov- with billiards, swimm- 8/3 sale 7/29 sale ery reserves the right to ing pool, cards and PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE accept or reject any bookclub; discount NOTICE OF SALE Notice of Public Sale: and/or all bids. cabin rentals, nature The following vehicle will D & D TOWING OF OCALA 1P3ES46CZXN633155 ADOPTION FOR SALE CROSSVILLE TN - trails; wildlife; group be sold at public auction, gives Notice of Foreclo- 1999 PLYMOUTH activities; ect. per Fl Stat 713.585 at sure of Lien and intent to Published one (1) time in Top 100 cities to live in. Moving out of state. 10:00 AM on August 3, sell these vehicle(s) at Riverland News, July 15, (352) 465-7543 2010 at Lienor’s address to 4125 NE Jacksonville Rd., 2010. ARE YOU PREGNANT? CHERRY BEDROOM SET. Lots with spectacular mountain satisfy a lien against said Ocala, FL 34479-2427, Solid Wood, never used, brand vehicle for labor, services pursuant to subsection CONSIDERING ADOPTION? views, underground utilities, WE PAY CASH and storage charges. No 713.78 of the Florida Stat- 214-0715 RIV new in factory boxes. English for your storage shed titles, as is, cash only. ues. D & D TOWIING OF 7/29 Superior Towing sale Loving married couple seeks to cool temps - low crime, property (352) 634-5183 2001 Ford F-550 Truck OCALA reserves the right PUBLIC NOTICE Dovetail. Original cost $4500. VIN 1FDAW57F21EB81452 to accept or reject any NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: adopt. Will be Full-time Mom taxes & INS. No state income Cash sum to redeem ve- and/or all bids. Superior Towing & Sell for $895. Can deliver. Call Sporting hicle $3233.00 Lienor: Sale date: 7/29/2010 9AM Recovery gives Notice of (age 36) and Devoted Dad. tax. Priced from the 20’s. Goods Turner’s Transmission Serv- 1) 1994 MERZ VIN # Foreclosure of Lien and Tom (954) 302-2423 ice Inc., 531 NW 10th St, WDBEA66E5RC100307. intent to sell these Financial security. EXPENSES (931) 707-0393 Ocala FL 34475 Phone: 2) 2000 DODGE VIN # vehicle(s) on 07/29/2010, CA$H FOR GUNS & 352-732-3355 Notice to 3B7KF2663YM208767. 9:00 am at 36 NE 8th St., Published one (1) time in PAID. Kim/Bill (888) 399-3255 GOLD, Concealed owner or lienholder as to Ocala, FL 34470, pursuant LEATHER LIVING ROOM www.crossvillerealty.com right to a hearing prior to Riverland News, July 15, to subsection 713.78 of FL Bar# 0150789 Weapons Course sale date by filing with 2010. the Florida Statutes. SET. In original plastic, never Gunslingers 341-4867 the clerk of court. Owner Superior Towing & Recov- has the right to recover 213-0715 RIV ery reserves the right to used. 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HELP WANTED 9a-4pm 9:00 am at 36 NE 8th St., Bring your Guns 772-595-9555 2002 DODGE $39,900; 7 acres - Mini-Farm - Published one (1) time in Ocala, FL 34470, pursuant Published one (1) time in Advertising Networks of Florida, to sell or trade, Riverland News, July 15, to subsection 713.78 of Riverland News, July 15, $49,900. Catskills to the Finger GunTrader 2010. the Florida Statutes. 2010. Put us to work for You! Colonial Life seeks GunShows.com Lakes! Owner terms available! 352-339-4780 209-0715 RIV (866) 742-1373 entrepreneurial professional Roundy, Tyler Stockwell 2010-CP-656-B Notice to Creditors Hurry! (888) 698-1471 PUBLIC NOTICE www.florida-classifieds.com . with sales experience to become IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR MARION COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Pets FILE NO.: 2010-CP-656-B a District Manager. Life/Health IN RE: ESTATE OF TYLER STOCKWELL ROUNDY, license is required. Substantial SOUTH EAST GEORGIA Deceased. 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River, 2.5 Mi. to Gulf All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against CASH NOW!!! decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is served must file their claims with (352) 447-5888 this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION $$$ As seen on TV.$$$ OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE TIME OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE NC MOUNTAINS - BEST Condos/Villas ON THEM. Injury Lawsuit Dragging? All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands LAND BUY! 2.5acres, For Rent against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this Court WITHIN 3 MONTHS Need $500-$500,000++ AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. spectacular views, gated, paved ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 within 48/hrs? Low rates OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. road. High altitude. Easily DUNNELLON NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) APPLY NOW BY PHONE! RAINBOW SPRINGS YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. accessible, secluded. Bryson Unfurnished 2/2/1 Villa The date of the first publication of this Notice is July 8, 2010. Call Today! Toll-Free: Utility Room w/ W/D Personal Representative: City. $45,000. Owner financing: Enclsd. Sun Rm. 6 mo. /s/ MARY A. WOJCIK (800) 568-8321 (800) 810-1590 min. Lse, Sign 1 yr. rec. 4127 SW 77th Street, Gainesville, FL 32608 Week of July 12, 2010 1 mo. FREE rent No Attorney for Personal Representative: www.lawcapital.com www.wildcatknob.com Smoke 1 Sm. Pet poss. C. WHARTON COLE, Esq., Florida Bar No. 708445 Chandler, Lang, Haswell & Cole, $700mo+Util. 1st, lst, Sec P.A., P.O. Box 23879, Gainesville, FL 32602-3879 Telephone: (352) 376-5226 00058N4 & Ref. 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Free fitness seminar cepted for the benefit of from 6 to 7 p.m. for sin- at Curves two local charities, Food gles who wish to meet Danny Russo, a nation- Pantry and Food4Kids. and mingle before the ally recognized women’s No long-term commit- dance music begins. fitness coach, will bring ment is necessary to join Donation is $10 for his "Food, Exercise and the group. Just call the members and qualified Water" seminar to the coordinator by noon guests. Snacks are com- women of Dunnellon on Wednesday preceding the plimentary and parking Saturday, July 17 at 10 desired play date to reg- is free and ample. For a.m. Attend this free, ister. Contact Dot Kin- more information, call hold on to your seat, nebrew, 465-5681, to Joe at 352-304-8672 or go event for women only and obtain further informa- to www.sensationalsin- tion. glesdanceclub.com. New graphics were replaced on the City of Dunnellon’s patrol vehicles recently. find out how to eliminate The updated look replaced old graphics that had worm, missing letters and re- water retention, flatten NARVRE meet SHARE is community flective material that was faded due to UV rays. The lack of visible signage on your lower stomach, firm The National Associa- activity some of the cars was causing a safety issues as officers could not be seen, ac- up buttocks and thighs tion of Retired and Vet- SHARE, an acronym cording to Police Chief Joanne Black. while strengthening your eran Railway Employees for Self-Help-And- lower back, and other (NARVRE) meets every Resource-Exchange, is a SHARE is changing. Call 489-1574 for informa- at 489-8021. tried and tested fitness second Wednesday at private, not-for-profit or- Come check it out. tion or reservations. 7/21 techniques. 11;30 a.m. at the Masonic ganization that strength- Peace Lutheran Drill team show Co-sponsored by Lodge across from Tin ens and builds Churchis located at 7201 Dial 211 2010 Summer Buckle It has come to our at- Curves of Dunnellon, the Can Pam, 103 Georgia St., communities through vol- South Hwy. 41, 5 miles Series Fun Show hosted tention at the Annie seminar will be held at in Wildwood.. President unteer service and offers north of downtown Dun- by the Great Adventure Johnson Senior and Fam- Curves in Dunnellon of the organization is participants great sav- nellon. 7/15-7/31 Drill Team! This highly ily Service Center, Inc. (A Plaza. Contact 489-9500 Donna Eichelberger of ings on food. There are entertaining event is free AARP Classes United Way based for additional informa- Dunnellon. For more in- no income requirements. An AARP Driver Safety agency), that a large num- to spectators! The fun tion. formation, call 465-2601 SHARE Registration / shows will be held on: or 748-7009. 7/17 Sign-Up is at Peace Class for those 50 and ber of people are not Want to play bridge? Lutheran Church, Thurs- older will be offered from aware of the 211 system Aug. 14, and Sept. 11. Bridge players are in- Singles Dance in day, July 15, and Satur- 1 to 4 p.m. Tuesday, July that is currently in oper- Come watch riders of all vited to participate in Belleview day, July 17, from 9 to 20 and Wednesday, July ation. Our agency is one ages compete in exciting contract bridge at Dun- The Sensational Sin- 11a.m.. Distribution / 21 at the Rainbow Lakes of many that refer indi- speed events such as Bar- nellon Presbyterian gles Dance Club will hold Pick-Up Day is Saturday, Estates Clubhouse. The viduals in need of assis- rels, Poles, and a Flag Church. The group plays a “Beach Party Dance,” July 31, from 9:30 to 11:30 two-day class meets for tance and if you are in Race; as well as the hi- on the second and fourth three hours each day. the Marion or Citrus Sunday, July 18 from 7 to a.m. larious Freezie Pop Fridays of each month in 10 p.m. at the Silver Cost is $14 per person County area you simply For information on Race! Concessions avail- the Fellowship Center. Springs Shores Elks SHARE, the benefits, and for all materials except a need to dial 211 from a Play starts at 12 p.m. for Lodge No. 2730, 7655 East the SHARE Food Pack- pen or pencil. However, land line phone (cell able at the show! Call: three rounds of six hands Highway 25, Belleview. ages offered this month, by showing one’s AARP phones will not work) If 486-2599. Address: 2371 each. All skill levels par- Music will be provided. call James Spiegelberg, membership card, the you have any questions or N.E. 105 Ave, Bronson, ticipate. Contributions There will be a social Host Site Coordinator, cost is only $12. need assistance call Fla. or visit www.greatad- made by players are ac- hour in the lounge area 489-5249. Class size is limited. Annie Johnson’s Center venturedrillteam.com. July July Buys Buys

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