Lonestar, Gary Allan highlight Feb. 8-10 festival

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Volume 91 Number 6 Friday, February 8, 2013 / 50 cents
Lonestar, Gary Allan highlight Feb. 8-10 festival
Box, both popular local bands, will open
Old Florida Outdoor Festival features
for the Texas band.
Outbound Road will open the concert
country music, cookoffs, with displays
Saturday, February 9, at 4 p.m. followed by
the Greg Warren Band.
and vendors of hunting, fishing, more.
Gary Allan will take the stage after
8 p.m. Allan has multiple top hits such
By Sherry Brunson hunts with prizes based from the Old Flor- as “Man to Man,” “Tough Little Boys,”
Apopka Chief Staff ida Outdoor Festival Facebook page at “Nothing on But the Radio,” “Her Man,”
Facebook.com/OldFloridaOutdoorFesti- “Best I Ever Had” and Right Where I Need
The time for the Old Florida Outdoor val. To Be.” He is expecting a new album,
Festival is almost here as the weekend rap- Lonestar is scheduled to appear to- “Set You Free,” to be out this month.
idly approaches. Country music legends day, Friday, February 8, after 8 p.m. The
Lonestar and Gary Allan will be at the fes- band has sold more than 10 million album Exhibition shooter
tival which is set for today, Friday, Febru- units since their national launch in 1995, World-class shooter Tim Bradley, a
ary 8, through Sunday, February 10, at the and achieved 10 No. 1 country hits. Their Benelli exhibition shooter, recently shot a
Northwest Recreation Complex, 3710 Ja- crossover hit “Amazed” was the first re- baseball in the perfect center at about 200
son Dwelley Parkway, Apopka. cord since 1983 to top both the country yards out for Shoot Straight as a little pre-
“In the event’s first year in 2012, music and the Billboard Hot 100. The song view of things to come. Bradley and sharp-
roughly 20,000 people came through the also won the 1999 American Country Mu- shooter Travis Mears will both be at the
gates,” said Ashley Greene, event coordi- sic “Single of the Year,” the 1999 ACM Shoot Straight Shooting Exhibitions at the
nator. “This year, with more exhibits, at- “Song of the Year,” and the 2001 CMA Vo- Festival.
tendance is anticipated to jump.” cal Group of the Year. A very big, big-mouth bass will be among the items greeting
Greene has been holding scavenger The Chad Cribb Band and Jill’s Cash See FESTIVAL Page 2A festival-goers.
Lk. Apopka summit
Meeting draws about 75 Apopkans
has heavy hitters
By Sherry Brunson
Apopka Chief Staff
About 75 residents attend-
ed an abbreviated meeting
The “Regional Summit on Land Issues Impacting the
Thursday, January 31, con- North Shore of Lake Apopka” will be hosted by the Lake
cerning the City Charter. County Commission today, Friday, February 8, from 9 a.m.-
A handful of people spoke 1 p.m. at the Mount Dora Community Building, 520 E. Baker
during the first 45 minutes Street, Mount Dora. The meeting is open to the public.
of the scheduled 90-min- “The summit will give a comprehensive overview of the
different ecotourism and recreational opportunities that are
ute meeting, but it was
emerging in the area,” said Leslie Campione, Lake County
ended at that point by city
commission chair. “We want to emerge with a strategic plan as
attorney Frank Kruppen-
a region together. All the cities in the area, the St. Johns River
bacher, who said he wanted
Water Management District, neighborhood organizations and
Mayor John H. Land to hear
environmental groups
the testimony. Land did not will be there for some-
attend the meeting due to one who wants to get
illness. The next City Char- the full picture of what
ter meeting has yet to be is going on. I am excited
scheduled. about the real potential
of ecotourism blossom-
ming in our area as we
all work together toward
More South Apopka streetlights on county agenda A duck lands on one of the
a common goal.”
ponds located on the North
Campione said U.S.
By Sherry Brunson vision (NPRD) – to oversee crime preven- crime we are talking about, just in the last Reps. Dan Webster and Shore of Lake Apopka.
Apopka Chief Staff tion and safety initiatives in the area,” said 90 days there were 161 property and robbery
John Mica will attend,
Lavon Williams, manager of Orange Coun- crimes in South Apopka,” Williams said.
and U.S. Rep. Corinne Brown, state Sen. Alan Hays and state
A public hearing about adding street- ty Neighborhood Services. “And they have “That basically means that every day for the
Rep. Bryan Nelson have all been invited to the summit.
lights in South Apopka is scheduled for been working very hard and crime has de- last 90 days, two homes have been burglar-
“We are hopeful that at least someone from their offices
March 12, at 2 p.m. at the Orange County creased in the area, but there remains signifi- ized or cars have been burglarized or sto-
will be at the meeting,” Campione said. “We will consider the
Commission. A similar public assessment cant challenges. The community has had sev- len in South Apopka. You can see that there
impacts of a proposed airport expansion near Lake Apopka and
meeting will be held February 26, at 2 p.m. eral conversations about some of the things were 41 auto burglaries and stolen vehicles,
will discuss the emerging ecotourism industry in the region.”
Both meetings will allow local residents to in their environment that were contributing and 58 residential burglaries,” Williams said.
Guy Haggard, chairman of the West Orange Airport Au-
voice their opinions and will be held at the to this continued crime.” “The deputies, such as Deputy Anderson,
thority, will speak at the meeting and share information about
Orange County Administrative Center, 201 Penny Grossaint Accounting/Multiple who has patrolled South Apopka for so many
controversial airport expansion in Zellwood.
S. Rosalind Avenue, Orlando. Commissioner Service Taxing Unit (MSTU) supervisor of years, reports that there is continued open
Fred Brummer requested the public hearing. the Finance and Accounting Department of drug sales, a lot of loitering and even some “I’m looking forward to speaking about how the airports
“In 2001, the Orange County Board of the Orange County Comptroller’s Office, gang activity going on. and ecotourism can work jointly together to bring significant
Commissioners designated South Apopka as said the lights would affect 1,383 homes in “One of the things that the deputies have economic impact to the area,” Haggard said.
a Safe Neighborhood and we created a citi- South Apopka, that have an approximately shared with us is that it is so dark in the area
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zen group – the Orange County Neighbor- 65 percent homeownership rate.
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hood Preservation and Revitalization Di- “To give you an idea of the kinds of
Termed out from Legislature in 2014, state Rep. Bryan This week
Nelson files to run for Orange County Commission Section A
Opinion ..............4A-5A
Lifestyle ..................6A
State Rep. Bryan Nelson of Apop- selves. mer,” Nelson said. “In fact, I can’t think * Patricia Rumph filed December 14,
Worship ................10A
ka, who will be termed out after his cur- If elected, of any issues that we don’t line up on.” 2012, 5904 Lemos Ct., Orlando.
Bus. Rev. .......14A,15A
rent two-year term expires next year, Nelson will re- When it comes time to vote, Nelson “Candidates who file early may
has filed to run for the Orange County place Brummer, a said the best thing to do is to look at his then start raising money for the elec-
Commission District 2 seat currently CPA from Apop- record. “I hope to do the same thing on tion and start accepting names for peti-
held by Fred Brummer, whose term ex- ka. Brummer ini- the county level, especially create better tions,” said Bill Cowles, Orange County Section B
pires at the same time. tially served as a jobs,” he said. “We’re excited. I’ve had elections supervisor. “Then, on qualify- Sports .....................1B
“There is a lot of interaction be- state representa- an enjoyable experience in Tallahassee, ing week, which will be in June 2014, Kapers ....................6B
tween state and local governments, tive, termed out, and, if elected, I would love to serve for candidates must file four percent of the Dining & Ent ...........7B
Nelson
and I need to be sure that some of the then ran for coun- eight years as an Orange County com- annual salary of the office (currently Classified......13B-16B
things I have worked for in Tallahassee ty commission. missioner.” $76,244.48, but probably will increase Service Dir. ....14B,15B
translate down to the local level,” Nel- He said there is the possibility he could For more information, call 407- up to not more than $1,000 by 2014) or
son said. “I want to make sure jobs are run for state representative yet again, 886-7553. they may collect signatures of one per- Section C
available, work on ecotourism around but has not made a decision. Nelson said Other 2014 District 2 County Com- cent of the registered voters in the dis-
Legal ads ........1C-16C
Lake Apopka, and make sure the Or- that he and Brummer see eye-to-eye on mission candidates include: trict, which would be 1,113 signatures.”
ange Blossom Express (commuter rail) most issues. * Gregory Allen Jackson filed February Cowles said the even number dis-
is completed.” “On most issues – things such as 1, P.O. Box 547254, Orlando. trict commissioners and the county
Nelson said there is an advantage to the septic tank issue, the Orange Blos- * Carol Ann Johnson filed January 24, mayor will be up for re-election in 2014.
filing early – others will know you are in som Express, ecotourism around Lake P.O. Box 551, Zellwood. Due to redistricting, Ocoee residents
the race, and, if they like you as a candi- Apopka and streamlining government * Alvin Moore filed January 28, 347 will be able to vote for the first time for
date, they may decide not to run them- – I line up on the same side as Brum- Limo St., Eatonville. District 2 commissioner.
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has been a total of approxi- birding tours from the ticket the History Channel, the Travel bald eagles, spider monkeys
mately 350 bird species record- booth at the Apopka Amphithe- Channel and as one of the BBQ and more. There will also be
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Guest speaker
ty area of the airport’s runway zation of local environmental
Joseph M. Robinson is in Lake County. As a result, groups, municipalities, coun-
Guest speaker for this luncheon is Joseph M. Robinson. Joe currently
they asked for a meeting with ties, businesses and individu-
serves as Co-Director of Law Enforcement and Defense Services
Orange County offi cials to dis- als, said he will present an ex-
(LEADS) for Mutualink.
RSVP by Monday, cuss the issue. The meeting to- tensive formal proposal to tran-
day is the result. sition the North Shore Resto-
Prior to entering the private sector, Robinson served for more Feb. 11th by calling
“I have not been shy about ration Area of Lake Apopka
than twenty-six years with the City of Orlando Police Department
giving my opinion about the into the Lake Apopka National
and rose to the civil service rank of Captain. Captain Robinson the Chamber at
proposed airport,” Campione Wildlife Refuge to offi cials at
was appointed to the executive staffs of two Mayors for the City
407-886-1441 said. “I don’t think it is a good the Summit.
of Orlando. In these roles, Robinson served as an advisor and a
location because I believe it is Also on the agenda is the
member of the Mayor’s Cabinet, primarily focusing on public safety or click on
incompatible with the ecotour- evolving 49-mile Apopka Loop
and homeland security policy issues. He has a wealth of experience
ism and other types of activities Trail and bird-watching activi-
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Robinson, a notable public speaker, has lectured nationally and
am not against them fi nding the dition, offi cials will present
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Charles Lee of Florida ety of efforts and pilot projects
Audubon and Dr. Jim Thomas, designed to improve access to
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year.
that they can be in pursuit of someone and they “That is the amount proposed,” Grossaint said.
just literally disappear into the darkness,” Williams “That is subject to change should fuel and energy
said. “You can’t even track them. It also makes costs be increased by Progress Energy in the fu-
it diffi cult for identifying someone, to be able to ture.”
know that they were wearing a red shirt and a blue Williams said 1,383 ballots were mailed out
jeans or yellow shirt. It makes it very hard when and 150 (50.2 percent of the returned ballots) were
you are in pursuit of someone involved in criminal in favor of the lights and 149 (49.8 percent) were
activity.” not in favor of the lights; 77 were returned as un-
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In December 2010, based on conversations deliverable by the post offi ce; three were returned
with the community, the Orange County Sheriff’s after the deadline; and 1,004 did not reply. TheM
Offi ce and the NPRD conducted a survey to iden- MSBU process only counts the ballots that wereY
tify the vulnerable areas due to darkness. Then, in returned. CM
February 2011, NPRD met with the comptroller’s “This is below what the board uses right now,
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offi ce to determine if an existing Municipal Service which is 67 percent,” Williams said. “In the past,
Benefi t Unit (MSBU) could be used. A lighting when there are issues of crime and safety, the boardCY
study was conducted from September 2011-August has voted to allow a public hearing on street lightsCM. Y
2012 to identify the specifi c locations for the new The board did approve that for the Holden Heights
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lights. area and did get a subsequent MSBU for street-
In an effort to be sure South Apopka residents lights set up. So what Commissioner Brummer
really understand what is happening, a public meet- is requesting today is board direction regarding
ing was held last October at the John H. Bridges scheduling a public hearing on the South Apopka
Community Center, where approximately 30 peo- street lighting MSBU.”
ple, many of them community leaders and clergy, “Irrespective of the work of Cpt. Anderson in
met with Jason Reynolds of the NPRD, Capt. Mi- the community – it is much safer than it was 10
chael Doby of the Orange County Sheriff’s Offi ce, years ago – but irrespective of that work, there is
and Grossaint. An additional meeting was offered an additional concern and we never know if we are
at the regular meeting of the South Apopka Minis- going to backslide,” Brummer said. “The reason
terial Alliance on Saturday, October 27. that I’ve come to ask for a public hearing irrespec-
Reynolds, facilitator of the event, worked to tive of the fact that we didn’t quite make the normal
make sure any questions were answered. two-thirds is the fact that we have an infrastructure
At the meeting, Doby stressed the impor- grant, and we are talking 10 bucks for the property
tance of light as a deterrent to crime to the group owners. I apologize that I didn’t check to see if the
and shared how lighting had successfully deterred fact that the issue was the renters in the area. I was w.
crime in other areas of the county. Grossaint was absolutely dead shocked because at the meeting at Come enjoy an exciting experience by this Dove Award belo
the principal speaker at the meeting. the community meeting it was 30-to-1 to favor.” and Grammy Nominated Artist oted
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February 8, 2013, Page 4A
Apopka Event of the Week Quotable
An Apopka black history presentation will Opinion “The objective in life is not how long
be given Friday, February 8, by Perrine Slim at you live, but how you live, the fullness
the local AARP chapter meeting. Slim, histori- thereof and the companionships you de-
cal columnist for The Apopka Chief, will speak velop. ”
at the 10 a.m. meeting, which will be held at
Richard Corbeil
Fran Carlton Center, 11 N. Forest Ave., Apop-
on President Obama and football
ka. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Our position
Festival promises to
be bigger and better
PPACA full of penalties, higher cost
From the early-morning birding barbecue contest, which has attracted
tours on the north shore of Lake Apop- many of the top names in barbecue. The
The Patient Protection and than 9.5 percent of the house-
ka to the hot country music well into the smells and tastes will, no doubt, be a
Affordable Care Act (PPA- hold income. If a large em-
evening, the second Old Florida Outdoor sensory overload for many people. And
CA) was designed to expand ployer, one who has over 50
Festival has many things to offer most if chili is your favorite, there will be a healthcare to those who have full-time employees, does not
everyone. chili cooking contest and tasting time on previously not been able to af- provide that required insur-
ford it, a goal that we all share. ance, it will pay a penalty of
After last year’s successful initial Sunday.
With Florida now preparing to $2,000 per employee after the
event, the 2013 festival promises to be There will also be Dock Dogs and
implement the PPACA, we are first 30 employees. For the
even bigger and better with more activi- duck calling events. Also, The Highway-
getting more information about state of Florida, temporary em-
ties, more displays, and more, well, ev- men will be there with original and new what the PPACA will cost the ployees, known as Other Per-
erything. art for your viewing and buying plea- state. I am in the unique posi- able income or a set monetary sonnel Services (OPS) would
And, like last year, the country mu- sure. tion of serving on the House fine whichever is greater. In be eligible under the PPACA
sic concerts feature some of the top Even if you are just looking to Select Committee on the PPA- the first year, 2014, it will be and that could cost the state
CA to study the law and its im- 1 percent of taxable income or upwards of $400 million a
names in the industry with Lonestar browse some of the vendors, you’ll find
plications for Florida. Already, $95. In 2015, it will be $325 or year.
headlining the music today, Friday, Feb- everything from the latest in hunting,
the Select Committee has held 2 percent, and by 2016, it will Perhaps the biggest poten-
ruary 8, and Gary Allan the top name fishing, and other outdoor activities to a number of hearings designed be 2.5 percent or $695. The tial cost increase with regard to
Saturday, February 9. fresh fruit and vegetables from the farm- to inform members of what fine will continue to increase the PPACA will be with Med-
But, there is so much more to the er’s market area. this law will mean, not just for every year based on the rate of icaid. Under the PPACA, the
health care in Florida, but also inflation. state of Florida has the option
Old Florida Outdoor Festival than just While the event and its activities
the fiscal health of our state. Under the PPACA, the to expand Medicaid coverage
country music. A full story about the will make for a fun and enjoyable week-
The first cost coming from state of Florida is considered to 138 percent of the poverty
event begins on page 1A, but if you ever end for thousands of people from Apop- the PPACA will be to those a large employer and is com- level. In other words, a fam-
go outdoors, there will be something for ka and all over Central Florida, the pro- who do not purchase health pelled to provide health-care to ily of four making less than
you at the festival. ceeds from the festival will be poured insurance under the individu- all full-time employees. To be $31,000 would be eligible for
The entire event will take place at back into the Apopka area through the al mandate. Those who do not affordable under the law, the Medicaid. Initially, the federal
comply with this individual employer must cover 60 per- government would be the ones
the Northwest Recreation Complex off Apopka Community Trust, a newly
mandate will be charged ei- cent of the cost and the health
Ponkan Road at 3710 Jason Dwelley formed group designed to help fund lo- See NELSON Page 7A
ther a percentage of their tax- insurance must not cost more
Parkway, but those going on the birding cal needs of non-profits and other com-
tours of Lake Apopka’s North Shore will munity-wide organizations.
spend most of their time looking at birds All in all, the second Old Florida Lincoln’s speech a lesson for Americans
and other wildlife a few miles from the Outdoor Festival should be a great fami-
site. The buses for the tours will leave ly outing. Take a few hours this weekend By L. John Van Til but I do expect it will cease to As for sovereignty, each
Center for Vision & Values be divided. It will become all state had claimed it fully un-
the Northwest Recreation Complex Sat- to enjoy the beautiful weather promised
one thing or all of the other.” der the Articles of Confedera-
urday, February 9, and Sunday, February at a great setting.
Having just viewed Ste- At the time of the speech, tion. That document did not
10, at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. each day. Congratulations to the city of Apop-
ven Spielberg’s “Lincoln,” and Lincoln had already been in- work well, so a convention
One additional feature to this year’s ka’s Ashley Greene and other organizers knowing that Lincoln’s birth- timately involved in national was called to create a whol-
Old Florida Outdoor Festival will be the for putting on such a great event. day is approaching, it seemed debates about the nature of the ly new document – the feder-
fitting to ponder one of Lin- Union for more than a decade. al Constitution of 1789. But,
Send letters to the editor online at www.theapopkachief.com, coln’s most famous speeches, He was prescient about many the new Constitution did not
and perhaps a lesson for Amer- things, including the coming deal directly with the ques-
mail: The Apopka Chief, P.O. Box 880, Apopka, 32704 or
icans today. of war. tions of slavery and sover-
email: [email protected]
On June 17, 1858, Lin- How did the Civil War eignty either. The Founders,
Include your full name, address, and daytime telephone number
coln gave his famous “House come about and how did Lin- and their successors for sev-
so we can verify the letter and discuss any questions we have.
Divided” address while being coln understand it? What was eral generations, were content
Your address and phone number will not be printed.
nominated to run for the U.S. the basis of this struggle that to deal with these issues by a
Senate seat in Illinois. Lin- divided the nation? What series of compromises. As we
coln told his friends, who ob- prompted Lincoln to speak of say today, they “kicked the
This Week In God’s Word Mema Says
jected to that phrase, that he a “house divided?” can down the road.” Typically,
chose it because it was a bibli- The Founders had not these compromises were like
“And I will set the Egyptians against If we don’t fight the war on our ene-
cal idea familiar to the Amer- settled the questions of black “The Compromise of 1820,”
the Egyptians: and they shall fight every my’s land it will be on our own soil.
ican public. Lincoln quoted slavery and of sovereignty – whose principal feature was
one against his brother, and every one
Jesus Christ: “A house divid- both at the state and national to admit two new states at the
against his neighbour; city against city,
ed against itself cannot stand” levels. They did not because same time – one with and one
and kingdom against kingdom.” Isaiah
(Mark 3:25). Lincoln went on these issues were intimately without slavery. Many, like
19:2.
to say, “I do not expect the tied together and at the heart Lincoln, had no difficulty with
Union to be dissolved – I do of how the nation defined it-
not expect the house to fall – self. See VAN TIL Page 7A
What’s football got to do with U.S.A.’s world standing? - everything
FEBRUARY 8 – I recent- of plastic, the next step up from freshman football teams, but the Patriots) used the school for commodated itself to similar
ly read a statement by President the Red Grange leather flapper the few civilian teachers at the its pre-season training camp players, and I played two years
Obama, credited to the leftist that was hardly the equivalent time were outstanding varsity (those were the small dollar of tackle football (I graduated
New Republic, which, if adopt- of today’s spacewalker deriva- coaches. days), with a final celebratory in three years) with many pre-
ed by a majority of parents, will tives. For three years, I played game between their first and vious state all-star high school
turn our nation into the world’s SJP, which had been a real running back and linebacker second teams. None of them players on a less strenuous
biggest wimp swamp imagin- preparatory school for post- for the non-varsity teams, then wore facemasks. schedule. Our coaches were
able. graduate seniors who wanted to three years in varsity at deep In the six years of football all previous college stars earn-
Obama stated, “I’m a big pass a really tough college en- safety and left-half-back of the at SJP, I broke my nose once ing tuitions through Harvard’s
football fan, but I have to tell trance exam, was forced by the then brand new T-formation and sprained an ankle once. I many graduate programs.
you, if I had a son, I’d have to helmet designer went on and on draft of WWII to convert to a and free substitution rules. broke that same ankle “skiing” That’s eight-and-a-half
think long and hard before I let about his design, guaranteed to middle school, junior high and Nobody there or in the na- in my senior year. years of all-out, highly phys-
him play football.” reduce concussions and all the high school to get the income tion at any level, wore a face- On to Harvard, where the ical, tackle football without
This nonsense is raining above “brainimosities.” required to stay open. mask. SJP was divided be- demands of a major in English facemasks, and I never had
down from the professional Follow me a while here It was operated by the tween boarding students na- Literature and Creative writing or witnessed a serious injury.
and college leagues circus this as I trace my own football ca- Brothers of St. Francis Xavi- tional and worldwide, and local ended my freshman football And, I can add years of pick-
year regarding the concussions, reer begun in 1945 at St. John’s er, who were one tough bunch day-students, which I was. We activities halfway through the up ice hockey on frozen ponds,
suicides, imagined lovers, mur- Prep. (SJP) in Danvers, Mass. of guys, but also very intellec- had several football fields and a first season, with no injuries. with only shin guards – no hel-
ders and other media-promoted Needless to say, the helmets in tual. The brothers also coached stadium, and with the living fa- Not to worry. Harvard’s House
nightmares. On Sunday, some that era were a primitive form the middle, junior high and cilities, the Boston Yanks (now system for upperclassmen ac-
See CORBEIL Page 7A
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Wrong plane – right woman, Doggett shares love story
Although many people be- held up my boarding pass and “By the way, my family Boat Key and really enjoyed
lieve in Divine providence, he said, ‘Go down three airlines has an annual Morgan bonfire – each other’s company.
Dwight Doggett of Apopka has and they might put you on.’ So, how would you like to come up “From then on it was calls
an interesting story to tell of there I was on the wrong plane, for that?” Wendy said. every night until phone calls
how he actually experienced but at least headed in the right “I did,” Doggett said. weren’t enough,” Doggett said.
God working in an amazing direction.” “And, guess who was there – The couple was married on
way. When Doggett found a her grandmother Mabel!” April 23, 2008 and will cele-
“In 2006, it was in the mid- seat, it was near a “good-look- The two seniors hit it off. brate their fifth anniversary this
dle of the year and I was plan- ing” young lady. They started a “So, we were invited to year.
ning a trip to visit relatives in conversation and hit it off. the Poconos for Christmas and “So, here we are happi-
Ohio,” Doggett said. “I made “My name is Wendy – just later to Washington, D.C. and ly married. Mystery, coinci-
a flight plan to fly to Colum- like in Peter Pan,” she said. Arlington Cemetery,” Doggett dence or Divine intervention?
bus through Washington, D.C. “We had a nice flight and said. “Mabel said she was com- We like to think there is a Power
I went to the Orlando Airport had the same lay-over, had ing to Florida in February and out there that put a lonely Flor-
Dwight and Mabel Doggett met through highly unusual cir-
only to have the man at the gate lunch and Thai tea and agreed she did.” ida boy and a girl from Penn-
cumstances. Dwight heads up the Zellwood Veterans Day tell me, ‘This plane doesn’t go to get together later,” Doggett The couple enjoyed roman- sylvania together. What do you
service each year and Mabel is a gold star mother. through Washington, D.C.’ I said. tic walks on the beach at Long think?”
Black History Month exhibit of photos is by renowned Apopka photographer
The Apopka Historical So- of Central Florida; Fine Arts
ciety is celebrating Black His- Gallery at Seminole State Col-
tory Month with a special dis- lege; twice at the Orlando City
play of South Apopka photos Hall; the Wooten Gallery at Va-
from member Bob Michaels, at lencia Community College;
122 E. Fifth St., Apopka. Tongue and Groove Gallery in
“Religion plays a strong Deland; the Orlando Museum
element in the South Apopka of Art, and others.
culture – it is the moral and so- “Come see this collection
cial glue that bonds the society of photographs and other arti-
together,” said Larry Leuden- facts from the museum’s col-
burg, spokesman. “The photos lection of South Apopka and
were taken by Michaels in 2011 books about black inventors,
and 2012 when he was wel- scientists and educators,” said
comed into every South Apop- A special Black History Month exhibit will be shown at the Apopka Historical Society member Bob Michaels displays a Leudenburg.
ka church he attended. There Museum of the Apopkans throughout February. Admission special exhibit of photos taken in South Apopka for Black The museum is open Tues-
are more than 30 churches in to the museum is free. History Month. day through Friday from noon
that area that are used for social to 5 p.m. Admission is free.
and community functions as its is currently at the Gammill the University of Mississippi. tilla in Havana, Cuba; Wilson lon Island in Orlando; Sho- For more information, call
well as for spiritual ministries.” Gallery at the Center for the His work has also been Center for the Arts at Florida walter-Hughes Gallery at Cre- 407-703-1707 or visit apopka-
One of Michaels’ exhib- Study of Southern Culture at shown at Galeria Carmen Mon- State College; Gallery at Ava- alde School of Art; University museum.org.
Valentine event will feature DJ, five-course meal
McGuffin celebrates 90th birthday
Ulyses Perez, a local disc an Apopka Memorial Middle
jockey, will provide the enter- School Seahawk and was pas-
tainment for the Adam Stratton sionate about his role as a Blue
Memorial Scholarship Founda- Darter.
tion Heart and Soul Valentine He died May 20, 2005 in
Benefit on Friday, February a one-car accident traveling
15, from 7-11 p.m. at Highland home to Apopka from Florida
Manor, 604 E. Main Street, State University in Tallahassee.
Apopka. His friends and family cre-
“The event will include ated the Adam Stratton Foun-
a five course sit down dinner dation to honor his passion for
catered by Dubsdread,” said education to create scholar-
Maureen Gismondi, spokes- Ulyses Perez ships for local students.
woman. “There will also be For more information, call
Disc jockey at the fundraiser
music, dancing and a silent 407-230-5849, write to: P.O.
auction. Tickets for the event on March 6, 1986, and lived Box 4098, Apopka, FL 32704-
Four generations of the family of W. R. ‘Mac’ McGuffin gathered together to cel-
are $40 and are tax deductible.” in Apopka his whole life. He 4213 or visit www.adamstrat-
ebrate his 90th birthday on Saturday, February 2, at the First United Methodist
Adam Stratton was born was a Dream Lake Dragon, ton.com.
Church of Apopka.
Foliage Garden Club to hold fundraiser Feb. 23
Public welcome at Arts and Jazz Festival
The Foliage Garden Club
of Apopka will present its an-
There will be a lot of new and Waste Management, schools dents are beginning to shine –
nual fundraiser card party,
faces at the third annual Apopka will keep proceeds from their they are placing first in state mu-
luncheon and fashion show
Arts and Jazz Festival Saturday, ticket sales for their music and sic competitions.”
Saturday, February 23, from
March 2, from 9:30 a.m.-4:30 art supply funds.” Student groups will be able
9:30 a.m.-2 p.m. at First Bap-
p.m. at the Northwest Recreation Schools that will participate to sell food and drink as fundrais-
tist Church of Apopka, 441 S. Complex Amphitheater, 3710 Ja- for the first time include: Citrus ers for their individual schools,
Highland Avenue, Apopka. son Dwelley Parkway, Apopka. Elementary, Bridgewater Mid- which Moore said would also
“Enjoy a breakfast buffet The number of Orange dle, Ocoee High, Dillard Street keep the prices down for con-
followed by a card party,” said County public schools participat- Elementary, Lakeview Middle, sumers.
Jeanne Haley, spokeswoman. ing has grown to 31. West Orange High, Ocoee Mid- Orange TV is scheduled to
“Anyone wishing to play cards the Foliage Garden Club Fashion Show Committee chairs (l-r) are, “The event showcases the dle, Maxey Elementary, Ocoee televise the event from 9 a.m.-1
can make their own group or Nancy McClure, Kay Huth, Barbara Goggin, Shirley Risser, Sandy music, art, and drama talents of Elementary, SunRidge Middle, p.m.
ask to join others. This should Bove’, eileen langley, Carole Johns and Joyce Hayward. Orange County students,” said SunRidge Elementary, and Til- Agriscience students from
be done when making reserva- Orange County School Board denville Elementary. Wekiva High School will also be
tions.” sale, a silent auction, a drawing only available in advance (not member Christine Moore, found- “The event will include mu- on site for the event.
er of the event, who is also vice sical performances by middle “Randy Ius and some of
Lunch will be catered by and door prizes. sold at the door), are available
chair of the board. “The festi- and high school jazz bands, el- his students will bring some an-
Chef Michelle and fashions Proceeds benefit Wekiva from any club member or Kay
val also raises funds for arts pro- ementary school choruses, and imals and plants for the event
will be from Bijou’s Boutique Youth Camp scholarships, the Huth. RSVP by Wednesday,
grams that have been cut in past chamber music groups,” Moore – our goal is to have more ‘ag’
of College Park. Suggested ar- SEEK Program, school gar- February 20.
budget-trimming efforts. Thanks said. “There will also be drama groups at the event in the future,”
rival time for those not partici- dens and the Beautification For more information
to generous community support presentations. Student and teach-
pating in the card party is 10:30 Program. about the event or to RSVP,
from sponsors like CenturyLink er art will be on display. Our stu-
See FeStiVAl Page 11A
a.m. There will also be a plant Tickets, which are $20 and call 407-889-2872.
Perrine Slim to speak, community potluck, AHS Library Day are this month
An Apopka black histo- nizer of the event. “There will fish close to the shore and instal- 24, at the North Orange Branch as homework help information
ry presentation will be given also be a belly buster hot dog, lation of these attractors. The at- Library, 1211 E. Semoran Blvd., and free library card registra-
Friday, February 8, by Perrine drink and chips on sale for $5.” tractors will be tree branches Apopka. The event will take tion.
Slim at the local AARP chap- ... that provide shelter and breed- place from 2-4 p.m. ...
ter meeting. The Florida Fish and Wild- ing places for fish and will work There will be appearanc- There will be a month-
life Conservation Eustis office well. es from the school’s mascots, ly Zellwood potluck dinner on
Slim, historical colum-
staff is asking for a few volun- “The FWC wants us to get Dewey and Daisy Darter, along Tuesday, February 12, at 6:30
nist for The Apopka Chief,
teers to help establish fish at- involved with the project and I with the AHS drum line, AHS p.m. at the Zellwood Communi-
will speak at the 10 a.m. meet-
tractors in Lake Apopka Fri- hope we can,” said Jim Thomas, cheerleaders, and the AHS brass ty Center, 3160 Union St., Zell-
ing, which will be held at Fran
day, February 15, at 8 a.m. at the president of the Friends of Lake choir. wood.
Carlton Center, 11 N. Forest
Winter Garden boat ramp, 31 W. Apopka. “Please let me know if In addition, there will be a Participants are invited to
Ave., Apopka.
nual “Trash and Treasure Sale” Garden Ave., Winter Garden. you are willing to help.” book signing and talk by Paul bring a dish of any kind to share
Everyone is welcome to
Saturday, February 16, from 9 This is a part of a large fish- For more information or to Peters, a published author who with others.
attend.
a.m.-1 p.m. at the Depot in Zell- ery restoration project, which RSVP, call 407-656-8277. is also a teacher at Apopka High. The event is held every
...
wood Station, . will eventually include dredging ... Library staff will give in- month on the second Tuesday.
The Zellwood Veterans
“There will be all kinds of the boat ramps, dredging larger Apopka High School Day struction on downloadable e- For more information, call
Club will sponsor the sixth an-
goodies for sale,” said an orga- fishing holes where people can will be held Sunday, February books and e-magazines, as well 407-625-1503.
The Apopka Chief, February 8, 2013, Page 7A
Van Til: Preservation of Union primary issue Nelson: Biggest cost increase in Medicaid
Continued from page 4A During the war, and after, ropean-style socialist states. Continued from page 4A percent of the Medicaid fund- I will be looking at the most
congressional statutes, con- But, there is one huge differ-
ing that Florida receives. Med- cost-effective ways to comply
this practice because they be- stitutional amendments, and a ence: The American system who would pay for the ex- icaid now costs the state more with the PPACA. If you would
lieved that slavery as an eco- reconstruction program abol- grants considerable power to panded cost of Medicaid, but than $17 billion a year, or 24 like more information on what
nomic system was failing and ished slavery and defi ned na- the president – which Obama’s gradually, Florida would have percent of the total budget, and the Select Committee on the
would die out in the face of the tional sovereignty, all through followers seem eager to use, or to pick up the tab for 10 per- the expansion is expected to PPACA is doing, please visit
growing industrial revolution. the exercise of unprecedented threaten to use. cent of the expansion, without cost an extra $1 billion a year. www.myfl oridahouse.gov and
By 1850, the compromise federal power. This is a very Perceptive observers see any additional means from the As we continue to ex- look under the committees tab
system was breaking down as important point. Reconstruc- that the Founders’ view con- federal government to pay for plore the implementation of for the Select Committee.
many Southern leaders began tion ended in 1877, and nation- fl icts with Obama’s. Recent it. However, the state of Flori- the PPACA, the Legislature is I also encourage you to
to vigorously advance the doc- al leaders turned their attention political gridlock in Con- da could also decide to not ex- learning more about the vari- contact me with any questions
trine of the supremacy of state to the settlement of the West gress and in the states is evi- pand Medicaid funding, but el- ous aspects of this law and its or comments at 407-884-2023
sovereignty. Moreover, the dif- and a rapidly expanding indus- dence of this fundamental divi- igibility would have to stay at impact on Florida, both fi nan- or by email at bryan.nelson@
ference between an emerging trialism. It took a long time – sion. This division has not yet the current level. Federal fund- cially and otherwise. In the myfl oridahouse.gov.
industrial North and a con- decades – but that expansive reached crisis proportions, but ing accounts for more than 50 upcoming Legislative Session,
tinuing cotton-based, agrarian federal power used to end the it may not be far away. There
South revealed that the North Civil War continued to grow are murmurings in some states
and the South had different vi- and eventually became an im- to secede in the face of mas-
sions of what the nation ought portant political issue, even a sive and growing federal pow- Rolling Hills Community Church, RCA
to be. Lincoln understood this defi ning one. er. Moreover, it is possible that
and spoke about it often. Historians routinely point the federal government may Part of the Zellwood community for over 30 years, we offer a traditional
The election of 1860 was out that the two World Wars, spend itself into oblivion.
Reformed service in a warm and reverent environment. All are welcome.
crucial in deciding whether the the New Deal, Square Deal, If Lincoln were with us
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Apopka area schools celebrate National School Counseling Week
Ashlie Noles is a new coun- Seasoned Apopka High School counselors (l-r) are, front Wekiva High School Counselors (l-r) are, Cynthia Michaelis- James Montgomery of Apop-
selor at Apopka High School row: Abnery Azucey, lisa Munyon and takia McClendon; French, 7 years.; Anthony Fragale, 45 years; terri Anderson, ka elementary has been with
this year. back row: Denise Palmer, Pam Catron and tiffany elliott. 16 years; terseca Cook, 9 years; Heather Jones, 2 years. the school since 1997.
Eagle Scout builds canopy for school
Adrienne Yuan is a fi rst-year Karen King has been a coun- in 2010, leslie Strenth be-
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Nonagenarians celebrate birthdays
eagle Scout Mitchell Koebke, a senior at Apopka High School, had a project that
required him to fundraise approximately $4,800 to build a sun and shade cano-
py at Bear lake elementary School, where he began Cub Scouts. Above, Mitchell
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Obituaries THELMA L. TURK BERG, 84, De-
The Many Names of God LOOMIS morest, Georgia, died Monday, Janu-
ary 28. She was born in Apopka. Mrs.
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Demorest; seven grandchildren; fi ve
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