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2nd Anniversary Sale through August 29

Vitabath Bath Products 15% Off

Lodgeware Cast Iron 15% Off

Kitras Ar t Glass 15% Off

All Windchimes 25% Off

Dimplex Fireplaces Specially Priced

The Inglis-Yankeetown Lions Club sponsored a nine member kayak team in the American Can-

cer Society’s “HOPE FLOATS – Kayaking For A Cure” event on the Withlacoochee River Aug. 1,

2009. Team members contributed $600.00 in sponsorships to which IYLC added a $500.00

contribution. All proceeds benefit the American Cancer Society. The team won the Grand Prize

–a new kayak! This kayak can be won during the IYLC Seafood Festival (Nov 21-22, 09). Team

RV Awning Lites & Deco

Members (Left to Right) Lion Frank Hodge, Dawn Marie Clary, Mike Clary, Lion Paul Tobergte,

IYLC President Larry Feldhusen, Lion Marsha Drew, Lion Grace Hodge, Chris Feldhusen and Rob

Kubistek.

Free & Reduced-Price Meal Programs

Claire Burke Diffusers,

Weber

Ball Canning

BBQ

Candles, Scents & Oils

Supplies Supplies & Mixes

for Levy County Schools

Eligibility to receive free or reduced-price meals (breakfast and lunch) for Levy

County students is determined by household size and income.

A letter and an application form is being sent to all homes in the Levy County

Your Summer Grilling Headquarters

School District explaining eligibility for the free and reduced-price meals. If you qualify,

according to the guidlines in the information being sent to the homes of Levy County school

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students, please return the application form to the school. Additional copies of the informa-

tion can be obtained in the principal’s office at each school.

Applications may be submitted at any time during the year. If a household member

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becomes unemployed or if the household size changes, the school should be contacted.

Foster children may receive benefits, based upon the child’s personal income, ir-

regardless of the income of the household where the child lives. Any household with chil-

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dren who are considered migrants, homeless or runaway should contact the school district

liaison, Candy Barber at (352) 486-5231.

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For FREE Meals (Number of People in Household & Annual Income): 1-$14,079,

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2-$18,941, 3-$23,803, 4-$28,665, 5-$33,527, 6-$38,389, 7-$43,251, 8-$48,113; for each

additional member, add $4,862.

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For REDUCED-PRICE Meals (Number of People in Household & Annual In-

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come): 1-$20,036, 2-$26,955, 3-$33,874. 4-$40,793, 5-$47,712, 6-$54,631, 7-$61,550,

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8-$68,469; for each additional household member, add $6,919.

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For additional information on the free or reduced-priced meals, contact Candy

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Barber, P.O. Drawer 129, Bronson, Florida 32621, or phone her at (352) 486-5231.

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