Page 4 December 18, 2013
The Newscaster/Nature Coast News
Remembering the Past
Merman Lorne Rodriguez of Crystal River and Mermaid Chelsea McLean of Orlando rest after
entertaining the crowds in Three Sisters Spring at the Refuge Day Celebration and open house
at the popular springs in Crystal River Saturday. This is the 30th anniversary of the Refuge in
Crystal River. There was a ceremony at noon at the grand opening of the Three Sisters Spring
Pavilion at the property located just west of Cutler Spur on Kings Bay Dr. Local and state agen-
In the late 40's and 50's the new Lebanon Dolomite Quarry was really rocking. This mine was
cies joined non profit groups with wildlife exhibits and educational displays. Music and activi-
located at modern day Lebanon Station where Highways 121, 19 and 336 meet about 11 miles
ties for children and adults rounded out the open house. Photo/Sally Price.
north of Inglis. Dixie Lime and Stone Company could crush 50 tons of dolomite an hour in the
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plant they owned. The hill in the middle of the old quarry company, which use to come all the
way out to the gate on Hwy 121, had a truck ramp on it and rock haulers dumped their loads
LIHEAP is established according to the federal income guidelines and must be at
through a crusher onto railroad cars. Many of the old artifacts from the company decorate the
or below 150% of poverty level. Maximum annual income for a household of 1 is $17,235,
mound today with some modern landscaping that incorporate many pieces of equipment left
2 persons is $23,635, 3 persons is $29,295 and 4 persons is $35,325. (Add $6,030 for each
there with a waterfall. Mining along with moonshine and cedar tree and palm bud cutting
additional person in the household.)
helped many folks put food on their tables. Photo/history from Sally Price files.
Applicants must bring the following items that apply to the household in order to
Activities at Inglis AmVets
be served: photo identification, their most recent power bill (current, past due or shut-off no-
We will be open on Christmas Day, Wed., Dec. 25 during regular hours. A full
tice), EBT/SNAP card for applicant and proof of all household members gross income for
dinner will be served (Ham, Turkey and Side Dishes) 12:30- 4:00 pm for a donation of $6.
at least the past month. Income documentation may include paystubs, 2013 Social Security
RED SHIRT FRIDAY - Wear red and bring two food items for our Christmas baskets to
benefits letter, child support award letter, unemployment award letter, TANF award letter, or
receive your second drink free, and "Show Me the Money" at 6:00 pm! SATURDAY, Dec.
other income sources. Bank statements are not acceptable as proof of income.
21 - Show Me the Money, double the money bonus at 6:00 pm. SUNDAY - Breakfast, 9:00-
Applicants will also have to provide Social Security number card or official documentation
11:00 am (4 items to choose from 8 selections only $5); Lunch 12:00- 5:00 pm (wings only
for EVERY member of the household.
50 cents each); NFL Football on 4 TV s; PURCHASE YOUR QUEEN OF HEART TICK-
In cases where a deposit to activate service is needed, a signed lease from the land-
ETS THROUGH 6:00 pm FOR THE $3,458 DRAWING AT 6:15 pm! MONDAY - Bowling
lord, a deposit letter (SECO/WREC) and account number from the power company is neces-
Tournament at 5:30 pm and Card Games at 6:00 pm - all welcome. TUESDAY - Bingo!
sary. Additionally, Duke Energy requires the last four digits of the Social Security number of
Bingo at 5:00 pm; all welcome! TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31 - New Years Eve Celebration:
the account holder.
Steak Dinner and a Great Band-$15.00. Buy tickets in advance
Due to grant mandates those who do not have the required documents will not be
assisted. Any person requiring reasonable accommodation at this event because of a dis-
Realty
ability or physical impairment should contact Housing Services at least three days before
the event. For more information please email heidi.blanchette@bocc.citrus.fl.us or call 352-
Sally Price, Realtor
527-7520.
Man In Critical Condition From
(352) 302-8556 cell
19791 SE 110 AVE INGLIS reduced to $52,500
Citrus Motorcycle Crash
Immaculate 3/2 double wide on paved
A 45 year-old Plant City man, Antonia L. Guzman, was injured in a Citrus Coun-
street near boat ramp 5 miles east of Inglis.
ty single-vehicle crash, Dec. 13. According to the Florida Highway Patrol, the following
Split floor plan with large gourmet kitch-
circumstances are believed to have led to this crash which remains under investigation:
en, lots of storage. Screened porch, car-
at 10:18 p.m., Guzman was operating a 2008 Suzuki motorcycle at a high rate of speed,
port with steps or ramp, landscaped with
traveling east on State Road 44. While attempting to negotiate a left curve in the roadway,
great water. Fully furnished (very nice)
Guzman struck the south curb, overturned, and traveled across the T-intersection of Cypress
with washer & dryer and appliances 50
Cover Court. Guzman and the motorcycle collided with the opposing curb, which catapulted
amp RV outlet. Includes the lot next door
the motorcycle through a six foot tall fence. The impact ejected Mr. Guzman, who came to
as a bonus. A MUST SEE.... just move in
rest on the concrete sidewalk. He was transported to Ocala Regional Medical Center in criti-
cal condition.
The Pizza JoinT
Carl Roof, Inc.
Brandell Campbell
WOOD FIRE PIES
Quarry Mgr.
Land Clearing - Fill - Septic Installation
Carl Roof, Owner
19371 SE Butler Rd.
St. Catherine Quarry
Inglis, FL 34449
Aggregates Division
Office (352)793-4526
Florida Region
Since 1973
352-447-2733
Fax (352)793-5682
Bushnell, FL. 33513
352-257-8250 cell
Cell (352)427-6664
brcampbell@cemexusa.com