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Net Making - Continued from page 1
Pet Patrol
The net Mr. Wentzell is working on is being made out cotton thread and the weaving tools
are made of bamboo. The cotton net will last about 4 years if you take care of it. Alan
is an original member of the Crystal River Boat Builders Club which meets at the State
Park property at the end of State Park Drive north of Crystal River every Wednesday and
Saturday from 9 to 12 and is open to any one with interest in boat making with primitive
tools. If you are just an observer still stop and see this group with a new project soon.
Boomer is an adorable active Cocker Span-
Max is a 10 month old Yorkie/Schnauzer
iel about 3 yrs old. He loves cats, dogs and
or Yorkie/Poodle mix. He weighs about 10
of course people. When he gets excited he
pounds. His owners gave him up because
does the cutest jiggily dance. Adopt A Res-
they were unable to keep him. That had to
cued Pet, Inc. does home visits prior to adop-
be very hard because he is completely ador-
tions, therefore, we can only adopt to the
able. Adopt A Rescued Pet, Inc. does home
Citrus County and adjoining county areas.
visits prior to adoptions, therefore, we can
If you are within these areas, please, phone
only adopt to the Citrus County and adjoin-
Adopt A Rescued Pet, leave your name,
ing county areas. Call Adopt A Rescued Pet,
number, and pet’s name, for a return call
leave your name, number, and pet’s name,
from the foster mom, later, at 352.795.9550.
for a return call from the foster mom, later,
All of our dogs have been sterilized, tested
at 352.795.9550. All of our dogs have been
negative for heart worm, on heart worm
sterilized, tested negative for heart worm, on
prevention, on flea prevention, up to date
heart worm prevention, on flea prevention,
on vaccines, wormed, ID chipped and vet
up to date on vaccines, wormed, ID chipped
checked.
and vet checked.
DonationsAnimal Services isfood needed help in meeting the
of pet again asking for the public’s
Citrus County
Michael Burwell, boat builder from Dade City, brought along a replica of a Welsh Coracle
needs of financially challenged citizens who own pets. The goal is to help those residents to
he made to the Boat Bash held on Earth Day at Crystal River Preserve State Park. The light
be able to afford to feed their pets.
weight basket shaped boat caught the eye of many. The boat is used in fishing in Great
Animal Services is asking citizens to deliver donations of pet food to their local
Britain, sometimes found in pairs with a net stretched between. The boat is light and easy
food bank or to the Animal Services Shelter in Inverness to help those residents keep their
to carry from one place to another. The boat has a ballistic nylon skin with 2 part polyure-
animals rather than surrender them to the shelter because they don’t have the money to feed
thane coating (no animal skin as past boats used). The seat is maple with live oak supports
them.
perched on strips of okoume plywood. Michael demonstrated the sturdiness and stability of
Animal Services Shelter Operations Manager Pattie Amon said concerned citizens
the boat paddling in a short c shape pattern in front of the boat to propel swiftly across the
have been helping, but the food supplies have gotten low again. On behalf of the owners and
channel. Brave folks visiting the Crystal River Boat Builders show could have a chance at
their animals who have been helped by donations, she thanked all those who have contrib-
trying out this unusual designed boat and there were takers to this offer. The weather was
uted for their continuing generosity and help other keep their beloved pets.
beautiful and the number of boats, many made with primitive tools, were lined up for the
For more information, call 746-8400. Donations can be sent to: Citrus County Ani-
pleasure of people who enjoyed boats but also fine wood working practices. Photo & story
mal Services Shelter; 4030 So. Airport Road, Inverness, FL 34450. The shelter is located at
by Sally Price
the end of Airport Road, which is off U.S. 41 between the Inverness Airport and the county
Alias - Continued from page 1
auditorium/fairgrounds, just south of Inverness.
R&M
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS
evening, her phone calls went unanswered and no one responded to her messages.
Rebuilt - Repaired - Resealed
Parsons/Black was taken into custody on April 19 and had little to say after a patrol
deputy located him in his white Chevy pickup truck at a desolate area off Independence
Complete Auto Repairs
Hwy. in Inverness, wearing jeans and a shirt that appeared to be stained with blood.
A/C - Brakes - Front End - Exhaust - TuneUps
Computer Diagnostics
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BIRDS, PUPPIES &
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Mon-Sat 9am-5pm
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Phone (352)447-2209
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