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PAGE 8 - May 14, 2014

Parkview Lanes News

CONGRATULATIONS:

Jerry Ness 185,548; Carol Roberts 158,388;

Phil Spencer rolled his

June Williams 155,451.

second perfect game at

SCRATCH CHALLENGE: Bobby Craft

Parkview during the Pre-

277,696; Tim Lawrence 237,673; Sandy

serve Pinbusters final ses-

LePree 209,522; Dorine Fugere 194,550.

sion April 29th. His first

LATE STARTERS: Handicap: Rich So-

300 game was February

letto 262,663; Ron Gable 253,718; Vicki

4th, also during the Pin-

Soletto 251,690; Sandy LePree 243,674.

busters league.

Scratch:

Rich Soletto 257,648; Mark

CONGRATULATIONS: Wes Foley won

Ash 217; Ted Rafanan 635; Debbe Chung

the league bowler's Bingo (worth $225)

203,552; Sandy LePree 202,551.

during the Parkview Owls league May 8th.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Handicap: Ives

CITRUS COUNTY USBC TOURNEY

Chavez 303; Nick Di Costanzo 289; George

RESULTS: The team of James Malanga

Munzing 289; Larry Nevels 770; Dennis

and Ernie Reed won the May CCUSBC

Flanagan 760. Scratch: Phil Spencer 259;

Sweeper held at Parkview Lanes. Their se-

Mark Smith 258,718; Brian Carney 691.

ries of 1565 pins edged Dorine Fugere and

HOLDER HOTSHOTS:

Handicap:

Jacob Reed by 23 pins. Henry Quigley and

Rich Williams 280,716; Murphy Combs

Scott Brown were third (1533 pins) and Ed-

268,705; Andrea Kish 287,786; June Wil-

ward Gruman and Tim Hegedus were fourth

liams 258,677. Scratch: Rich Williams

Helen Ciallella, (far left) four year president, serving as the leader over the Yankeetown

(1513 pins).

268,680; Murphy Combs 219,558; Andrea

Inglis Woman's Club, turned the gavel over last week to newly elected officers. Helen has not

League scores for the week ending May 11,

Kish 177,456; Ellen Bowman 177,435;

only turned the club around but worked hard toward healing a town torn with controversy

2014:

June Williams 170.

in the past. The Woman's Club has become the activity hub of Yankeetown and the leader in

MONDAY SUMMER SPECIAL: Ron

PARKVIEW OWLS: Handicap: Stoney

community support. You can enjoy Yoga, afternoon of card games, walking, Tai Chi, Fiction

Mesick 281,738; Jeremy Colegrove 260;

Sinckler 265,713; Michael Andriuolo 260;

Writers Group, a Koffee Klatch starting and much more. Yankeetown School and it's students

Bill Levert 716; Myla Wexler 286,757.

Wes Foley 703; Arlene Heaton 237,647;

are a priority with the club and the recent Education Salad luncheon profited $650 for YTS

Scratch: Brian Poisson 253,656; Mark

Barbara Murray 225; Myla Wexler

special projects. Special incentives, reward cards, back packs of food program are just some

Smith 248,664; Michelle Shirley 222,567;

628. Scratch: Wes Foley 256,703; MA4vin

of the ways the club has backed the school.

Myla Wexler 210,529.

Brigner 255,639; Myla Wexler 192,538;

Wednesday outgoing president Helen was presented a special hat and accepted a gift

SUNCOAST SENIORS 12-WEEK: Ken

Toni Mills-Smith 159,441.

certificate to her favorite Sushi restaurant in Ocala as well as a few gag gifts from her old

Meldrum 280,760; Andre Boetius 268,671;

BOWLERS OF THE WEEK: Vicki Solet-

slate of officers. New officers installed at that meeting are Lynne Tate as 2nd Vice President,

June Williams 242,712; Carol Roberts

to, 90 pins over her average, and Ron Gable,

Kathleen Sutton Brown as President, Susan Edwards as Secretary, Rosanna Delph as 1st Vice

233,613. Scratch: Ken Meldrum 257,691;

118 pins over his average.

President and Sheree Robbins as Treasurer (absent). Some great specials are at the Second

Everyday should be Mother's Day,

To None Thrift Shoppe getting ready for a summer break and May 29 is the last night for

Bingo. Join this special group and put some fun in your life.

We're hoping you had a memorable

Mother's Day

from the Diamond Team, Darryl,

Vicki, Nancy and Vivian

"In Loving memory of Vicki's mom Elayne Mazie who passed away September 2012"

Elusive horse saved in Citrus Springs! Citrus County Animal Control officers finally caught up

Diamond Investments, Inc.

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Hometown News for the Nature Coast

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