Today's Features

Tonight through Jan. 15

"Rumors" play hottest gossip in Ocala
Neil Simon’s hit comedy "Rumors" opens tonight at Ocala Civic Theatre and runs through Jan.15. It's a lightning-quick farce full of fast-paced banter, zany physical comedy and explosions galore.  The zingers fly like bullets in this crazy show, widely regarded as one of Neil Simon’s funniest work.

The Cedar Keyhole Gallery is proud to announce:
 
Taking nothing more than the flotsam and jetsam of our native waters and estuaries, Joey Barkhouse has been able to create intricate works of art. A stray rock or piece of driftwood magically transforms into owls or fish. Her carvings and rock paintings have become legend in the area and Joey is willing to work into the night to meet the growing demands of her fans. Ms. Barkhouse will have her latest works on display at the Cedar Keyhole for the entire month of January.
GALLERY HOURS: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

By DOT HALVORSEN
Publicity
World War II Veterans will start the new year at a meeting on Jan. 12 at 11:30 a.m. at Akins Bar-B-Q and Grill in Bell. May this year be prosperous and a healthy year for you and yours. All WW II veterans are welcome to join us. Bring your spouse, a friend or a fellow veteran and join in the camaraderie.

Donald Cramer Sr.
Security guard for CBS
Donald Lee Cramer Sr., 70, of Old Town died Tuesday, Dec. 21, 2011 at his home.
He was born in Indiana, Pa. April 25, 1941. He was a security guard for CBS in Arizona before moving to Old Town, from Ohio, five years ago. He enjoyed fishing.
He is survived by a son, Donnie (Jennifer) Cramer of Bronson; daughter, Jennifer Cramer of Old Town,; brothers, Kenneth Cramer and Gary Glance of Portsmouth, Ohio and Raymond Cramer of Pennsylvania; sister, Ester Barkley of Pennsylvania and five grandchildren.