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Community Events & Meetings

Military Card Party

The Gulf to Lakes Pilot club are holding a Military Card Party at the Crystal River

Woman’s Club at 6:30 P.M. on October sixteenth. tickets are $12.00. Refreshments and

BWA Women’s HEALTH and FITNESS Expo

prizes. To reserve a table please call either Gail at 352-527-1832 or Judy at 352-746-0636

The Business Women’s Alliance of the Citrus County Chamber of Commerce, the

2013 Expo will be on September 28 at the National Guard Armory in Crystal River. It’s a

Bunco Bonanza

great opportunity to reach women, the primary health and wellness decision-makers.

The Ladies Auxiliary Knights of Columbus Council #6168 will hold a Bunco Bo-

Registration forms available from Citrus County Chamber of Commerce’s Crystal River

nanza, Tuesday, October 15, 2013, at the KofC Hall, 2389 W. Norvell Bryant Hwy. (Route

office at 28 NW Highway 19, phone 352-795-3149.

486), Lecanto, FL, 34461. Doors open at 11:30 AM. Two levels of play will be featured,

Are You Ready for the 2014 Election?

a competitive level for seasoned players and a social level for beginners and persons with

Have you registered to vote? Do you have friends who are not registered? Sep-

disabilities.

tember 24th marks National Voter Registration Day, when volunteers, celebrities, and or-

The $12 ticket includes a brunch. Door prizes, and cash prizes will be award-

ganizations from all over the country will “hit the streets” for National Voter Registration

ed. Reservations must be made in advance by contacting Char at 352-746-9490 or Bernita

Day. This single day of coordinated volunteer, technology and media efforts will create

at 352-344-0235. Funds raised will benefit the Auxiliary Scholarship Fund and Charitable

widespread awareness of voter registration opportunities

Organizations in the community.

This year the newly formed League of Women Voters of Citrus County will be

Organizing for Citrus Meeting

working in partnership with Susan Gill and the Office of the Supervisor of Elections, to

Organizing for Citrus is a group of concerned citizens, that meet to inform the

reach out to all citizens who need to register.Voter registration is one of the core components

public and help them to advocate in their best interests.

of the League of Women Voters which has fought to protect our voting rights for 93 years.

On Saturday, September 28, we will meet at the Central Ridge Library in Beverly

Look for the League of Women Voters of Citrus County who will be registering

Hills from Noon to 3. Participants will join groups to discuss issues, and they will formulate

voters on Tuesday ,Sept. 24th at the Crystal River Mall on U.S. 19, Crystal River from

communications with appropriate elected officials. Bring your electronics, paper, pencil,

11:00 am to 2:00 pm . Additional dates, times and locations will be announced at later dates.

and ideas. Please call Vicky Iozzia, 352-563-2651 for additional information.

If you would like to participate in helping people to register to vote, please call

New Locations for September Soap & Shampoo Drive

352-746-0655 or 425-786-6012.

Two new drop-off locations have been added to Seven Rivers Regional Medi-

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Buttonwood Bonsai Club Meeting for September

cal Center’s Soap & Shampoo Drive to benefit We Care Food Pantry. Collection bins for

Regular Meeting; September 14, 2013,9:30 A.M. Key Training,130 Heights St.

unopened body soap, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, toothpaste, etc. are now at the hos-

Inverness, Fl. Buttonwood members will bring in their bonsai trees for a workshop in refin-

pital’s Cardiac Rehabilitation location (11541 W. Emerald Oaks Drive, Crystal River) and

ing design, trimming, and/or repotting. The goal is to return the trees at a later meeting to

Dunnellon Diagnostic Center (11673 N. Williams Street., Dunnellon).

observe the progress. A fun and educational meeting. For more information, please feel free

Collection bins are also located in the cafeteria of the hospital, at the Seven Rivers

Hometown News for the Nature Coast

to call President: Bob Eskeitz at 352-587- 4215 Contact: Al Harnage 352 - 527 - 3263,

Rehab & Wound Center (1675 S.E. US Hwy. 19, Crystal River, next to Sweetbay) and at

Please join us in Inverness. As usual, the meetings are open to the public.

g at Reasonable Rates for S Levy, NE Citrus & SW Marion Counties

the Seven Rivers Outpatient Laboratory (11503 W. Emerald Oaks Drive, Crystal River, just

Our Pub

“Par 4 “Golf Tournament scheduled to support youth programs

north of the hospital). Call Dorothy Pernu at 352.795.8344 for more information.

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Parks & Recreation offer many programs for youth throughout the year, including

Kids Fishing Clinic, Sports Camps, and Adopt-a-Tree. These activities promote interaction

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