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Community Events
Get Away & Play Seminar
Local non profit, Child’s Play Foundation, Inc is holding a one day conference
on Saturday September 26, 2009. The “Get Away and Play” professional seminar is titled
Family Play Therapy’ and promotes play therapy with families to mental health workers,
family case managers, clergy and family caregivers. The seminar will be held at The Com-
munity Church Fellowship Hall 4640 Hwy 40 West Yankeetown. Proceeds will provide
funding for under served mental health care. To register or to get more information contact
Penny Phares at 447-1775 or www.childsplayfoundation.org
Special Meeting at Inglis VFW, Sept. 25, 10:00 a.m.
Gilley-Long-O’Steen VFW Post 8698, located at 520 Hwy. 40 East, Inglis (1 mile
east of U.S. Hwy. 19), is having a Special Meeting on Friday, September 25, at 10:00 a.m.
For additional information, please call the post at (352) 447-3495.
CFCC Levy Center Offers CPR Classes
The Central Florida Community College Levy Center now offers American Heart
Association CPR classes. Heartsaver© First Aid with CPR and AED (Automatic External
Defibrillator) and BLS Health Care Provider classes will meet on the third Monday of the
month from 6 to 10 p.m. Class dates are Oct. 19, Nov. 16. In December, the classes meet
on the 14th. To enroll or for more information, visit the Levy Center at 114 Rodgers Blvd.
in Chiefland, call 352-493-9533.
Inglis RABAC Computer Classes
The first class will meet the on September 23, 2009 at 6:00 PM. Designed for the
Wednesday morning Sept. 16 Anthna Hughes, 48 year old woman from Pinckard Ala-
individual that is unfamiliar with computers or feels the need to refresh their basic knowl-
bama, flipped her 2007 Pontiac sustaining $3000 worth of damage. When this photo was
edge. The class length is 45 minutes. Space is limited. Classes filled on a first come first
taken Hughes was seen retreiving contents from the vehicle. According to Trooper Clark
serve basis. Please call Drinda Merritt at 352-229-0477 and leave a message, include your
of the Highway Patrol, Hughes was wearing a seatbelt and sustained no injuries. The FHP
name, address, and phone number where you can be reached in the evening.
report said Hughes car was westbound on C40 when when it traveled off the north side
of the roadway, continued westbound along the north side of Hwy 40 approaching the in-
Newly Renovated Thrift Shop
tersection of C40 & C40A, continued westbound and overturned on the northwest corner
The Thrift Shop at the Yankeetown Inglis Woman’s Club is proud to open its
of the intersection of C40 & C40A. Came to a final rest facing east on the west shoulder
doors in celebration of their Grand Opening. Hours are Tues-Fri.11-4 each day. With a
of C40A on it’s top. Hughes was charged with careless driving. Yankeetown fire/rescue
fresh stock of clothing items and goodies for your home, you won’t want to miss out on the
responded to the scene. No injuries were reported from the accident. Photo by Sally Price.
new arrivals. Treat yourself to something special at the best prices around! All proceeds
Driver arrested in Inglis
generated from sales at the Thrift Shop are used to benefit our local community.
Amvets Karaoke and Dinner
Around 6:50 p.m., Sept. 6, An Inglis K-9 police officer saw the driver of a pickup
The Amvets William Crow Post #447, 33 Risher Avenue, Inglis, will be having
truck throwing beer cans back and forth from the cab of the truck to passengers in the truck
a fund raiser and open karaoke on Saturday, October 3rd from 2PM - 6PM. Dinner will
bed. The vehicle was a red Toyota being driven by Milton Joseph Keller III. After the offi-
include Wood Smoked BBQ Boston Butt and Lima Beans Cooked in Ham N Onions,
cer saw one of the passangers in the truck bed standing up while the vehicle was in motion,
Potato Salad, Roll, and Dessert - $6 Donation. PUBLIC INVITED. To Go Orders, Please
he stopped the vehicle.
Call 447-4473.
Keller, the driver, was cited for numerious violations, along with the driving under
Winter Garden Instruction
the influence and driving while license suspended or revoked. Citations included seat belt
If you don’t know what to do with your garden this winter, Inglis RABAC would
violation, attaching tag unassigned and littering. Keller was placed under arrest and trans-
like to help you out. We are excited to have master gardners show you how to transform
ported to the Levy County Jail.
your yard into beautiful winter gardens. These classes are free to the community but we
are asking that you contact Jacque Phillips at 447-0075 or 352-949-3293, to let us know if
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morning or evening classes would be better for you. See you in the garden.
TO THE GULF OF MEXICO adorable and
4-H Annual Roundup
affordable 2 bedroom with large enclosed
Levy County 4-H is starting their new year off with the Annual Roundup from
porch overlooing the canal. REDUCED TO
9:00am-12:00noon, September 26, 2009, at the Extension Office in Bronson. Existing
$124,900 and will entertain offers.
clubs will be available for new membership and to tell about the exciting things they do.
You can also get information about starting your own club. There will be demonstrations,
door prizes and a barbeque chicken dinner. This is a wonderful opportunity to discover
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more about the largest youth development organization in the nation. Florida 4-H is cur-
brand new 3 bedroom home located in the
rently celebrating its 100th year of excellence. For more information, call Albert Fuller or
Peaceful Acres community with access to
Brenda Heberling at 352-486-5131. Hope to see you there!
The Withlacoochee and Rainbow Rivers.
Protect yourself from Swine Flu
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