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Parkview Lanes News

YOUNG & RESTLESS:

Handicap

WEDNESDAY 7-9-8 NOTAP TOURNEY:

(Youth): Matt Allen 276; Mackenzie Scor-

Marilyn Seymour 839; Rich Beaudry 782;

dato 270,696; Kacy Scherer 693. Handi-

Richard Barnhill 764. Seven of the sixteen

cap (Adult): John Saltmarsh 287,801; De-

bowlers cashed. All bowlers welcome to

nise Griffin 271; Gene Allen 758. Scratch

the weekly tourney; sign up by 12:30pm

(Youth): Matt Allen 268,650; Steven Salt-

and bowling begins at 12:50pm; $10/per-

marsh 167,467. Scratch (Adult): Brian

son.

Carney 248,672; Denise Griffin 247; Char-

FRIDAY NIGHT NOTAP TOURNEY: A

lie Stein 645.

9-pin NoTap tourney, three games, will be

WEDNESDAY SUMMER SCRATCH:

held each Friday during the summer. The

Bobby Craft 279,727; David Howell

cost is $11 person, and there is an optional

276,746; Mike Buchanan 712; Bob Wood

300 game pot for $1. Sign up by 6:30pm

711; Eric Glowacki 703; Dorine Fugere

and the bowling begins at6:50pm, with

230,637; Michele 226; Lori Ciquera 562.

payoffs immediately after the bowling.

WOMEN'S SUMMER TRIO: Handicap:

League scores for the week ending June 8,

Sally Wilson 261,703; Joan Tyree 249,716.

2014:

Scratch: Linda Harper 195,493; Diane

MONDAY SUMMER SPECIAL: Handi-

Mauck 184; Gerry Gurnett 478.

cap: Ron Mesick 279,718; Arta Norris 262;

HOLDER HOTSHOTS:

Handicap:

Chris Carr 730; Beverly Tidwell 247,678;

South Levy Little League spring season is winding down and state tournaments are finish-

Gary Dyer 279,767; Rod Dyer 260,739;

Myla Wexler 245; Debbie Smith 661.

ing up. The seven and eight year old Bandits are one of two teams sponsored by the Inglis

Pat Combs 265,729; Andrea Kish

Scratch: Ron Mesick 256; Arta Norris 244;

AMVETS Post 447 and coached by Paul Bagley. The kids and coaches line up after the games

260,701. Scratch: Rich Williams 242,630;

Mark Smith 660; Chris Carr 652; Myla

and shake hands with the other team. Two more games were played Saturday and even

Chuck Hindbaugh 206,567; Andrea Kish

Wexler 214; Michele Shirley 193,532;

though the players did not win, they played their hearts out, while learning ball skills and

182,467; June Williams 177; Pat Combs

Debbie Smith 505.

450.

the art of sportsmanship. This game was played Thursday night at Citrus Central Ridge Park

SUNCOAST SENIORS 12-WEEK: Hand-

BOWLERS OF THE WEEK: Debbie

icap: Ken Meldrum 297,777; Jack Connell

in Holder. Photo/story by Sally Price.

Inglis man leads officers on chase - escapes on foot

Smith, 126 pins over her average, Kacy

296,791; June Williams 236,645. Scratch:

Scherer, 57 pins over her average, andDavid

Ken Meldrum 279,723; Jerry Ness 268,643;

An Inglis man was arrested by the Florida Highway Patrol, Sat. night, June 7, after

Howell, 149 pins over his average.

June Williams 151,390.

a traffic infraction and running from law enforcement. Jonathan Steven Peterson, Sr., 32,

130 Sandi St., Inglis, was arrested at 9:04 p.m. on felony charges of reckless driving and

Activities at the Inglis Amvets

fleeing/eluding a law enforcement officer with logo/light/siren while speeding and disre-

THURSDAY, June 12, Ladies Auxiliary and Post Executive Committee meetings

garding safety.

at 4:30 pm, followed by Post meeting at 5:30 pm - and don't forget - weekend's almost

The incident occurred just before 6:00 p.m., about two miles south of Inglis. The

here, time for a bucket? " RED SHIRT" FRI- DAYS - On Fridays, all day, wear red, bring

trooper saw a blue Pontiac, traveling north at a high rate of speed (radar clocked him at 84

two food items for our Food Bank, and your second drink is FREE and "Show Me the

mph), in the right lane of U.S. Hwy. 19, just north of W. Riverwood Dr., tailgating the ve-

Money" at 6:00 pm. SATURDAY, June 14, is FLAG DAY, with Music by Jack & Sheila,

hicle in front of it, and with another vehicle in the left lane. The blue Pontiac made a quick

6:00-10:00 pm. SUNDAY, June 15 is FATHER'S DAY! Take Dad out to breakfast, 9:00-

lane change to the left lane without signaling or showing any regard for the vehicle already

11:00 am, and from 3:00 to 7:00 pm, our Father's Day Prime Rib Dinner for only $10,

traveling there. The trooper captured the Pontiac's speed on radar at 84 mph.

PLUS Music by Cowboy Al; then at 6:15 pm, we hold our weekly Queen of Heart drawing,

The patrolman pursued the blue Pontiac with his patrol lights and siren activated.

NOW $5,000-plus! MONDAYS, come in and enjoy the Post; we have 4 TV's, great food

The vehicle traveled onto the east shoulder of U.S. Hwy. 19, as if it were about to stop.

and great prices. TUESDAYS, Bingo, Bingo at 5:00 pm; PowerBall is NOW $100-plus!

Instead, it made a right turn and traveled east through a grassy field, across N. Buttercup

Way, stopping at the tree line on the east shoulder. Peterson, the driver, ran southbound on

N. Buttercup way. The trooper drew his gun and approached the vehicle with caution. The

registered owner of the vehicle was the passenger and identified the driver as Jonathan

Steven Peterson.

FHP troopers and deputies with the Citrus County Sheriffs Office joined in the

search for Peterson, who was later found in Inglis at 6490 SE Debra Ave. Peterson was

also charged with felony violation of probation (01-22-2013 through 01-19-2018 for an

aggravated child abuse conviction). He was held without bond.

Inglis Water Advisory Board

The Town of Inglis is in need of volunteers to serve on the Inglis Water

Advisory Board. This five member board serves in an advisory capacity.

The objective of the Water Board is to make recommendations regard-

ing matters relating to the development , use and management of water

resources within the Town of Inglis. This responsibility may include , but

not limited to, establishing rate structure, service availability, fees, water

supply, water conservation, sewer and Storm Water management. The

Town is in need of persons interested in the welfare of the Town. Please

Aaron Mills of the Nature Coast Trading Post in the Food Ranch Plaza presented 2 boxes of

snacks and items collected by the AMVETS Post 447 to send to troops overseas. You can get

do your part to ensure the future of your town. You can make a difference

a list of the needs by calling the post at 447-4473. Post 447 was named after fallen soldier

by volunteering to serve on this board. Inquiries may be made by contact-

William Crow and the post is sorry to announce the recent unexpected death of his mother,

ing the Inglis Town Hall at 352 447-2203.

Katheryn Mondini, who was a member of the auxiliary. Photo/Story by Sally Price.

352-228-7470

William Rober ts

Catering For Your Event

League of Women

WilliamRoberts3816@yahoo.com 352-447-3816

Voters of Citrus County

Gutters, Blinds & Ceiling Fans Cleaned

Register to Vote

Wood & Concrete Seal

2nd & 4th Wed. 9am-2pm.

Pressure Cleaning

Daystar Life Center

Window Cleaning

Sales, Catering & Events

6751 W. Gulf to Lake Hwy. Crystal River

Painting

352-563-5701

Orange Line Bus Transportation

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