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Community Works Together to

Parkview Lanes Weekly News

Grow Kidzet Patrol

P Eatz Meal Program

FALL LEAGUES: All members of last year's fall leagues are automatically reg-

istered for the 2017-18 season, but we ask that they confirm their membership at least a

week before their league's meeting to guarantee their membership. Call the league's sec-

retary, or the Center at 352-489-6933, to confirm. New league members, if needed, will be

From the Yankeetown-Inglis Woman's Club

Pro-Pet Dog Food Recall

Did you know that...according to the United States Department of Agriculture added based on their sign-up date.

(USDA), 15.9 million children under 18 live in householdsrwhere they aref St. Mtoys, Ohio

P o-Pet LLC o unable ar consis-

12-WEEK LEAGUE: The Thursday night Holder Hotshots league has space for

tently access nutritious food necessary for a healthy announcother voluntawerhavel children - additional bowlers. The teams are 4-persons, any gender, and the cost is $14 per week.

has life. In ed a words, ry ecal of a lim

in our own country who go hungry.

League and tournament scores for the week ending August 6:

ited number of dry dog and cat foods for

In 2014 the Yankeetown-Inglis Woman's sClub realizedethatcmany ofation.

po sible Salmon lla ontamin the students

MONDAY SUMMER SPECIAL: Handicap: Terry Rummler Jr 281; Jim Alaimo

at Yankeetown School were returning to school

hungry Monday imorning. e FDA, myriadle 278; Jeremy Colegrove 278; K E Conrad 776; Lloyd Herbert 773; Denise Griffin 289,738;

Accord ng to th Due to a a sing

of reasons they didn't have access to food over d weekend. Kids in our own community Saad Bouve 266,745. Scratch: Terry Rummler 276,711; Jim Alaimo 256,694; Denise Grif-

the

were part of the USDA statistics, 1 in 5 were notneating ondweekends. and owashe same fin 258,645; Peggy Rummler

uri g a two- ay period This n t unac-

Looks like Betty beat Stanley again! 202; Saad Bouve

ceptable and we needed to "Make It Better"! We e of production may hawithhe name, taal 547.

lin formalized the program ve t a poten i

pantry and volunteers to package food for the kids to takenhome.bacteria. TWeekend e been

to contai the Kidz Eatz here hav Meal

YOUNG AND RESTLESS: Handicap, adults: Stephen Allan 276; Makaleb

Program became a reality and community member ChristFineout acceptedetheo this product Washington 264; B J Anderson 726; David McNall 702; Cathy Roof 240,678; Carol An-

challenge of

Louey, the Cock-a-Poo, is only a 4 yo spe-supportefroms of communitiesd t Yankeetown

no r por

illness relat

coordinating the unbelievable outpouring of

the

derson 238,670. Handicap, youth: Steven Saltmarsh 301,764; Andrew Allen 291,782;

cialInglis.s dog who appears to go around to date. The three affected brands include:

need

and

Mackenzie Scordato 283,739; Hannah Roof 272; Jassiah Degraw 728. Scratch, adults:

everywhThreextremeagowell,costeto provide seven bard LiandJoy Comfor, one student for

ere e years ly the ev n though Hub meals fe, snacks bo QC Plus.

David McNall 245,663; Stephen Allan 242; Terry Rummler 581; Denise Griffin 202,544;

Do you know my owner?

he school vanced cataractandHe is so smart 20 kids. Today both numbers have grown.

has ad year was $150 s. we were feeding

the

Cathy Roof 179,495. Scratch, youth: Andrew Allen 249,656; Steven Saltmarsh 245,596;

he now es around thto 30use, walks the staggeringung adult hoeach! Once again when

movprovide food e ho students at on a A yo cost of $325 und

Hannah Roof 227,568; Mackenzie Scordato 183,549.

H Woman's Club reached out for help to coveroincreased lfood costs, our neighbors and

d g, a tri-co ored male,

the

WEDNESDAY NIGHT SCRATCH : Scratch: Ryan Aguilar 299; Cody Mul-

e is a bebusinesses ck on to hite rescue. d wapresentednwithernesstatistics concerning lis 279,764; Charlie Stein 279,738; Chris Carr 762; Bobby Craft 717; Eric Glowacki 720;

autiful bla came wthe patcheWhen s found i Inv the s

community

ouruown euteremanyle, tthems housesubstantial donations ospel Isthe d

yo ng n kids, d ma of hat i made trained, on E. G to keep lan Kidz Eatz Weekend Dorine Fugere 192,558; Penny Craft 1815; April - The City of Crystal River presented a procla-

Bring Bowe Home Project receives Proclamation

Reed 201.

sweetPrograming, andThis greavolunteer iendeavor.,isFasking by Citrus

and lov going. is a all t compan on. Rd eb. 5, for help from our neighbors

mation in recognition of the Bring Bowe Home Project headed up by organizer Cynthia Holden.

Meal

WOMEN'S SUMMER TRIO: Handicap: Judi Summers 247; Melissa Widerman

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No cagain.n. A canmane Sociitemsfon entral County Animal Conaryear; you can make a 243; Dorothy Larson 642; Millie Sousa 638. gatheringMelissa Widerman 193,447; Judi

hildre You Hu purchase ety o C our food list for a month or t ol

Numerous volunteers have worked tirelessly Scratch: petition signatures, collecting dona-

once

093 S. Orwell Pt., Homosassa, Florida 34446

monetaryRPhone:nc. will489-4588 gtheeneeded items for you; you can volunteer to help Summers 171; Barb McNally wristbands displaying Bowe's information available to the public

FL Pet donationIand we'llbe havin s v- j

escue,

tions, and having decals and 436.

(352) purchase Fax: (727) 362-4788

pack the,afoodoeachoweekoPublisher:attorday forred andnot eds veterinary carechoice.oButy for donations to continue these efforts.The proclamation was read TusedayRay Cusimano

eral sm ll d gs f r ad orion on S u shop u items ne donated. It's your . The c unt

pt volunteer

PARKVIEW 9-PIN NOTAP: Handicap: Dick Newhall 316,797; Feb. 11th by Crys-

Email Tom Russell,

thenewscaster1@gmail.com

knowethattanythingayout in Inverndos, from animal shelthe is able aochildvand only mini- 296; River mayor Jim Farley as Cynthia Holden looks on. More about project on Hinson 811.

at th Pe Superm rke choose to es will directly impact ter life of t pro ide certainly

tal Jack Connell 813; Theresa Sardono 355,914; Pam Palmer 299; Chris pg. 5.

Email, Debbie Russell, Editor: debbienewscaster@gmail.com

casteryour own.

10-noon. If you have a littel dog looking mal care to keep him comfortable until the Scratch: Dick Newhall 300,749; Phil Murphy 255; Mike Seaha 710; Theresa Sardono

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for a good home,Chris Fineouteath352-586- 3415wner is fothedWoman'saClubeat yiwomanys 263,638; Pam Palmer 242; Susan Fabbre 601.

Contact with a rescu t at does in- o or email un and he c n rec ive the x-ra-

sclub@gmail.comtiforsall ontrdetailsnonhwhat foodditemsical care he neewheree was wearing

terviews, applica on , cthe acts a d ome an med are needed or ds. H your talents

HOLDER HOTSHOTS: Handicap: Blane Myers 283; Rich Williams 256,709;

canibe usednbest. 2.52thank 0 ancommunityu no collar oallowingd has no microchip. Call Ellen Bowman 269,703; Robyn Kish 252,685. Scratch: Blane Myers 246; Kevin Walker

vis ts, pho e 35 We 7.905 our d leave yo neighbors for r tags an the Yankeetown-Inglis

Woman's one numbe rtherconduitnfor one call. Itthe shelter our3towns.6Together letsim him. 233,645; Rich Williams 601; Ellen Bowman 203,505; Sue Carpenter 198,507.

name, ph Club to be fo a retur ph "Making Better" in at 52-74 -8400 to cla HELP

keep Yankeetown School from the USDA statistics and let NO child go hungry!

FBC DUNNELLON: Handicap: Kenneth Folk 296,776; Bill Emery 271; Randy

Moak 717; Christine Scortino 275,717; Carol Anderson 273; Marie Dingle 716; Frances

Wynn 717; Donna Mast 716. Scratch: Mike Seaha 245,670; Wes Foley 225,623; Carol

Anderson 202,490; Linda Taylor 195,508.

SATURDAY NOTAP TOURNEY: Mike Seaha 874; Sue Carpenter 678; Jerry

Ness 676; Laurie Anderson 654; Jack Connell 627.

BOWLERS OF THE WEEK: Adults: Rick Rollason, 134 pins over his average,

and Cathy Roof, 108 pins over her average. Youth: Andrew Allen, 107 pins over his aver-

age, and Mackenzie Scordato, 85 pins over her average.

One killed, another injured by

gunshot Sheriff's Office Patrol Division invasion

during home and Criminal Investigations

The Levy County

Division responded to a residence located at 4091 NE 212 Court, Williston, shortly after

midnight, Aug. 4, to a reported home invasion robbery and shooting. Deputies arrived and

found James Patterson, 27, and his brother Ramon Patterson, 23, inside their home, suf-

fering from gunshot wounds. James Patterson did not survive his injuries and died while

enroute to the hospital. Ramon Patterson underwent surgery and is expected to recover

heresa Lavigne, owner and operator of Duds-n-Suds Laundromat in Kings Bay Plaza, was

from his wounds. Investigators have few leads and are asking for the public's assistance.

honored last week with a new member ribbon cutting from the Citrus County Chamber. The-

If you have any information, please contact the Sheriff's Office at 352-486-5111, or if you

wisha, who prides herself incall Crime Stoppers at 1-877-349-8477. is serious about her job

res to remain anonymous, her 7 years of running her own business,

False Imprisonment

doing your laundry or helping you out doing your own. Don't under estimate this little lady

who promotes The Newscaster which is available Continued you do your laundry. Photo/story

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by Sally Price.

room and told her she was not allowed to leave. She said he threatened her by clinching his

ervice Dog Team Support Meeting

fist and placing it close to her face.

Accordingetoithes report,ld every refusedy, cspeak5with1deputies or lochisoattorneyand

These m et ng are he Palella Tuesda to all (3 2) 6 3-5580 f until ati n, time

wasopresent.mation....charged Dog s2 cializatiof batteryay time meenforcementeofficer,aandcall

m re infor He was Service with o counts on and pl on a law ets once a w ek, ple se

Volunteers with the Kidz Eatz program busy organizing meals for deserving students at Yan-

2 (352) 613-resisting sign up anwithr violence f($20,000 .bond).yTimwas also y play grwith for

counts of 5580 to an officer d fo more in ormation ....Tin He e, weekl charged oup

keetown School.

domesticubattery nder 15 pounds, call (352) 613-5580 for more information.

dogs/p ppies u and false imprisonment (no bond).

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