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Plans for Three Sisters

Parkview Lanes News

Springs Explained

BINGO ROLLOFF: The League Bowlers'

Bingo Rolloff will be Saturday, June 13,

at 7pm. The prize fund is $593. The list

Thursday evening Andrew Gude, manager of Crystal River National Wildlife

of eligible league bowlers is posted in the

Refuge, presented a public program at the Plantation Hotel on the upcoming plans for

Center, and the $6 entry fee must be paid by

Three Sisters Springs. Gude explained that there were deed restrictions from Florida Trust

Wednesday, June 10.

that have to be taken into consideration in plans to make public access a reality. The presen-

League and Tourney scores for the week

tation showed the treatment of wetlands and edges of the lake to be rounded out for safety.

ending May 15, 2015:

The entrance road from Cutler Spur with utilities has to be worked out as well as plans for

TUESDAY NOTAP TOURNEY: Marilyn

the visitor contact station on the west end of the lake with restrooms, 60 parking spaces,

Seymour 800; Mike Seaha 783; Jerry Ness

manatee viewing area, picnic pavilion and tables, with interpretive signs and trails and 2

757; Diane Swoboda 751.

manatee viewing stations on Magnolia Springs.

YOUNG & RESTLESS: Adult Handi-

Congrats to Brent Ciquera who rolled his sec-

Plans will take into consideration shuttle buses, walking and bike entrance. Gude

cap: Vito Porta 272,763; Rick Rollason

ond 300 game at Parkview Lanes in the first

related the results from a winter survey and the study by Carl Wolfe and Rae Ellen Syver-

272. Youth Handicap: Hunter Anderson

game of the Citrus County USBC Sweeper, and

son will be taken into consideration in future plans. There will be more public input and

309,850; Nicole Richardson 302,839. Adult

followed it with a 277 and 235 in the next

meeting in the near future.

Scratch: Charlie Stein 247,715; Brian Car-

two games for an 812 series (sweeper re-

ney 241,703. Youth Scratch: Matt Allen

sults below). Brent's parents are Lori, who

205,593; Chantz Zell 204,546; Gregory

has a 300 game to her credit, and Phil, the

Stein 204.

manager at Parkview Lanes, who has both a

LATE STARTERS: Handicap: Bob Des-

300 game and an 825 series, all rolled at

meules 271,696; Allan Gobbi 268,694;

Parkview Lanes.

SUMMER LEAGUE MEETINGS: The

Mary Skourn 258,704; Rosemarie Marcuc-

Summer Churches (4-persons mixed) meet-

ci 249,664. Scratch: Ives Chavez 226,585;

ing will be Friday, May 22, at 7pm, and the

Rich Soletto 225,618; Debbe Chung 207;

Holder Hotshots (4-persons mixed) will be

Rosemarie Marcucci 196; Mary Skourn

Thursday May 28, at 7:30pm.

515; Peggy Murdock 506.

CITRUS COUNTY USBC SWEEPER

WOMEN'S SUMMER TRIO: Handicap:

RESULTS: The May USBC Sweeper was

Nancy Deering 245; Laurie Anderson 242;

won by Billy and Justin Williams with 1552

Monika Seeger 690; Dione Huffman 632.

pins, only eight more than Alexis Cochran

Scratch:Rosemarie Marcucci 183; Laurie

and Ian Lee. Third place went to Corey

Anderson 180; Diane Swoboda 487; Mon-

Housman and Brent Ciquera (1540), fol-

ika Seeger 483.

lowed by Ernest Reed and Ernest Reed Jr

HOLDER HOTSHOTS: Handicap: Chuck

(1504) and John Fish Sr and Gary Coon

Hindbaugh 265,688; Rod Dyer 256; Ernie

(1485). Brent Ciquera provided the scratch

Gonsalves 684; Debra Clifton 263,706;

Pictured with Gude following the meeting is Crystal River City Councilman Mike Gudis. Photo/

highlights with a 300 game and an 812 se-

Clara Myers 248,694; Carey Skelton 248;

story by Sally Price.

ries.

Thia Williams 694. Scratch: Lonnie Green

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DOUBLE ELIMINATION MATCH PLAY

235; Chuck Hindbaugh 231,586; Rich Wil-

Continued from page 1

TOURNEY: The unique Singles Match

liams 589; Carey Skelton 175,458; Debra

Play tourney will be Saturday, May 23.

vent them from learning language skills in a natural manner. At present, 61 percent of the

Clifton 167; Diane Mauck 448.

Registration begins at4pm, and the matches

students in our Adult Literacy Program are in this category.

start at 5pm. Entries are limited to 32, and

2. English Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)

BOWLERS

THE

all bowlers will bowl a minimum of four

There are 20 foreign languages spoken in Citrus County, and our ESOL learners

WEEK: Mary Skourn, 104 pins over her

games. USBC averages required (100% of

average, and Bob Desmeules, 96 pins over come from the native speakers of these languages. Some of these learners are new brides

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240). The entry fee is $30.

or grooms of United States military personnel. All wish to improve their English reading,

his average.

writing, and speaking skills, and many want to become naturalized citizens of our country.

At present, 32 percent ofYankeetown,our Adult Literacy Program areHomosassa, Invernes

Serving Inglis, the students in Dunnellon, Crystal River, in this category.

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