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Activities at the Inglis VFW
Inglis VFW Post 8698 is located at 520 Hwy. 40 East, 1 mile east of the U.S. Hwy
19 and County Rd. 40 traffic light. Contact us by phone at 352-447-3495. EVERY THURS-
DAY, our DartTournment starts at 7:00 pm, with Sliders Sandwiches, 2 for $2, served by
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the Menís Auxiliary, 7:00-9:00 pm. Thursday, Dec. 25, CHRISTMAS DAY - Post opens
5093 S. Orwell Pt., Homosassa, Florida 34446
at 11:00 am; the on-duty bartender will determine closing time; please call to find out. Fri-
Phone: (352) 489-4588 Fax: (727) 362-4788
day, Dec. 26, 7:00-11:00 pm - Karaoke with Carlee. Wed., Dec. 31 - NEW YEARíS EVE
er: thenewscaster1@gmail.comIEmail, Debbie Russell, Editor: debbienewscaster@gmail.com $5 per person includes music by Jody Beggs and B.J. Byrd 8:00-12:00 pm, finger
PARTY,
The Sandgnat Store at Yankeetown School allows students to spend sandgnat dollars that foods and champagne toast at midnight. Sunday, January 4, starting at 1:00 pm, enjoys the
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are earned as incentives for good behavior, work done on time and other positive actions Men's Auxiliary Dinner, with Burritos, $2.00 each or 3 for $5.00.
according to Shirley Walker managing the store in the corner of the library. During December Activities at the Inglis Amvets
instead of students getting a toy for themselves, gifts were available to pick out for family "WILD WEDNESDAYS" (public welcome, signed in) - All day, enjoy 50 cents wings
members. After shopping with their earned dollars, the gifts were sealed and a bow attached and card games at 6:00 pm, and on Wed., Christmas Eve, we're adding Finger Foods and
by volunteer Terri Pipino. Shirley wanted to thank the teachers who support this project as Christmas Carols! THURSDAYS at 5:00 pm, we hold our weekly drawing (winner takes
well as Shrimp Landing, AMVETS, PTO, Yankeetown Inglis Womans Club and others gave sup- 80%),and on Thurs., Dec. 25 - CHRISTMAS DAY - we will hold the drawing, as usual.
port in donations. If you have any new small toys or gifts suitable for this incentive project RED SHIRT FRIDAY (public welcome, signed in), all day, wear a Red Shirt, bring two
or a cash donation they will be welcomed and can be left at the school office. Photo/story by non- perishible items for our Food Bank , and your second drink is FREE, then at 6:00 pm,
play "Show Me the Money." On SATURDAY, Dec. 27 (public welcome, signed in), play
Sally Price.
Double-Bonus Show Me the Money at 6:00 pm. On SUNDAY, Dec. 28, (public welcome,
signed in), 9:00-11:00 am BREAKFAST is served, Karaoke with Cowboy Al 3:00-7:00
Three-carcrash woman
seriously injures
pm, and at 6:15 pm, we hold our Queen of Heart DRAWING, now $7,000-plus! All day
A three-vehicle crash in Lecanto about 7:34 am, Tues., Dec 16, resulted in serious on "MADNESS MONDAYS," pay only $1.50 for well drinks, domestic beers and sliders!
injuries to one of the drivers, 20 year-old Allyssa L. Witt of Lake. Panasoffkee, FL who TUESDAY is B-I-N-G-O" (public welcome, signed in) - Bingo, Bingo at 5:00 pm; the
was airlifted to Ocala Regional hospital. No injuries were reported to the other drivers. The PowerBall is now $200-plus! On WEDNESDAY, Dec. 31 - NEW YEAR'S EVE, We're
report stated that all the drivers were wearing their seatbelt, and alcohol was not a factor in having a Party; starting at 6:00 pm, Prime Rib Dinner for only $15 per person and Contra
the crash. None of the drivers carried a passenger.
Band will be playing Live Music until midnight, when we'll ring in the New Year!
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, Ms. Witt, who was driving a 1993 Hon- Inglis Round Table Meeting
da Civic, was stopped on Saunders Way at Lecanto Hwy. (County Rd. 491), facing east
Commissioner Ann Morin will host a Community meeting. "Community Round
in the right turn lane. The second vehicle involved in the crash was a 2009 Honda Civic, Table Meeting" 2nd Saturday of each month 4:00 pm. Open for residents of Inglis to come
driven by Hallie S. Teitelman, 44, of Crystal River, traveling south on Country Rd. 491 in together to discuss area needs and views. It will start in January . The 2nd Saturday.
the inside lane, approaching Saunders Way. The third vehicle was a 2008 Mazda 6 driven
by Mary M. Ledoux, 21, of Lecanto, which was also traveling south on County Rd. 491 in
Realty
the inside lane, following behind Teitleman's
Civic.
Candle left burning
causes Homosassa fire
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