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A large crowd of citizens and students attended the June 9 Levy County School

the sport of bowling begin? Answer on

Board meeting to support an agenda request by Genie Sturtevant and Pat Langley. Ac-

WOMEN'S SUMMER TRIO: Handicap:

cording to Sturtevant, their agenda item about Dunnellon legally being a Bi-County High

Marie Mooney 266; Laurie Anderson 243;

School was worded differently causing the board to not be able to discuss the issue but just

League and Tourney scores for the week

Dorothy Larson 661; Sally Wilson 653.

listen to the presentation. Those attending, hoping to get answers left disappointed.

ending June 14, 2015:

Scratch: Marie Mooney 204; Laurie Ander-

This agenda request was brought about because of great concerns about com-

son 175; Sally Wilson 461; Gerry Gurnett

munications from the county to students who bus to Dunnellon. The letters leave parents

BINGO ROLLOFF RESULTS: Ronnie

and students wondering what happened and what is the future of their attendance at the

Mesick rolled an 810 series in the handi-

Bi-County Dunnellon High School. Bus transportation has always been provided by Levy

capped Bingo Rolloff on Saturday, June

HOLDER HOTSHOTS: Handicap: John

County but news this year from the school board cancelled busing to Dunnellon of Levy

13. Second high was Matt O'Brien (791),

Ward 270,762; Marty Suehowicz 267;

County students which has occurred since the 1920's according to the presentation. The

followed by C H Crockett (787) and Lori

Shaun Cater 758; Carlis Giglione 265,721;

1976 legislation session in Tallahassee 235.105 Florida Statutes addressed cooperative use

Joanne Hans 261,698. Scratch: Blane My-

of facilities of 2 or more school districts. These guidelines laid out were followed and in

ers 225; Buddy Edmundson 217,615; Rich

1977 both Levy and Marion County adopted the joint resolution and the vote by the board

TUESDAY NOTAP TOURNEY: Jerry

Williams 563; Diane Mauck 174,479; Car-

to send South Levy students to a new Bi-County Dunnellon High School became a reality.

Ness 783; Doug Dorsey 738; Jack Connell

This year as school was ending the pitch to 8th graders advancing to high school

701; Marilyn Seymour 685.

gave them a choice to be bused to Cedar Key or Williston but Dunnellon was not one of

the options. Correspondence from the board now said students can still attend Dunnellon

YOUNG & RESTLESS: Adult Handicap:

FORCE; Handicap: Paul Mast 332,900;

but Levy County will not be providing bus service because of financial budgets but they

Charlie Stein 269,696; Luz Valenzuela 253;

Alex Mast 318,810; Carol Anderson

will bus high school students from Yankeetown and Inglis to Cedar Key or Williston. State

John Saltmarsh 699. Youth Handicap: An-

284,756; Beverly Tidwell 267; Liz Mathews

funding for students attending the schools is $7000 a student but Cedar Key being desig-

drew Allen 301,764; Greg Stein 281,762.

732. Scratch: Paul Mast 262,690; Bill Le-

nated an isolated school gets $14,000 per student. Approximately 67 students are affected

Adult Scratch: Charlie Stein 269,696; Brian

vert 245; Jerry Ness 641; Carol Anderson

by the bus issue. There is an active group trying to work the transportation issue out with

Carney 227,675. Youth Scratch: Andrew

201,507; Myla Wexler 175,508.

the Marion County School Board. Mileage from Yankeetown School to the Bi-County

Allen 256,629; Gregory Stein 232,615.

Dunnellon High School is 19, Williston High School is 34, Cedar Key High School is 47

WEDNESDAY NIGHT SCRATCH: Corey BOWLERS OF THE WEEK: Dorine

and Crystal River High School is 12. (Crystal River opted out of a Tri-County High School

Housman 290,705; Ken Golubski 267; Do- Fugere, 135 pins over her average, Andrew

in the beginning forming the Bi-County High School between Marion and Levy County.)

rine Fugere 258,744; Scott Brown 741; Erik Allen, 92 pins over his average and Paul

Lentz 725; Brian Carney 715; Mark Smith Mast, 210 pins over his average.

SPORTSMEN'S BOWL - Summer Mid-Week Mixed league; Results for 6/11/2015;

Annia Vargoshe -183 sc & 498 sc; Terri Stephens 167 sc & 460 sc; Terri Stephens - 237

hcp & 670 hcp; Ashley Yuelling -233 hcp; Annia Vargoshe - 633 hcp; P J Ireland - 253 sc

& 712 sc; Len Kemp -214 sc & 580 sc; P J Ireland - 270 hcp & 763 hcp; Wayne Wom-

bold - 267 hcp ; Larry Musser - 669 hcp; Bowlers of the week: Terri Stephens - 27 pins

- over game average; P J Ireland - 133 pins over series average; SENIORS SUMMER

FUN BOWL; Join us on Thursday afternoons at 1pm. Colored pins, Mystery Games,

Bingo and Fun for all. 3 PERSON FRIDAY AFTERNOON Hdcp. DRAW LEAGUE;

This week's winners were Bunny Jackson & Butch Shampine. This is a Handicap draw

league that pays winners each week. Come when you like, you don't have to bowl each

week. FRIDAY EVENING FAMILY ADVENTURES; 7pm to 9pm. 3rd Friday is Mys-

tery Game night. Bowl 3 games and draw a blind score with in 5 pins of any game and

all games within that score are free. OPEN bowling is available call 726-2873 for times.

SPORTSMEN"S BOWL WILL BE CLOSED June 26 thru July 7th.

Another Bowling Quiz: If the 10 pin is left and the 7 pin slides from position and rests

in the 8 pin position, is it considered a 7-10 split? ANSWER on page 10.

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He said that Lee had been successful in cashing a check for $500 at the store

during the same visit. Duarte was charged with one count of uttering a forged

Hometown News for the Nature Coast

instrument. His bond was set at $2,000.

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June 9 Levy County School Board meeting in Bronson to support an agenda request by Genie

forged instrument, two counts of grand theft and one count of petit theft. Her 

Sturtevant and Pat Langley. According to Sturtevant, their agenda item about Dunnellon le-

total bond amount was set at $15,500.

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