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Community Events
Levy County Meet The Candidates
The Inglis Yankeetown Lions Club invites you to meet the candidates for the
Levy County Commission on Wednesday, October 6th at the Lions Club, 59th Street, Yan-
keetown. The program will begin at 7:00 PM. District 2 candidates Nancy Bell (Dem) and
Owen “Chad” Johnson (Rep) and District 4 candidates Ryan Bell (Rep) and Lilly Rooks
(Dem) will each receive time at the podium to address the audience followed by a short
time to field questions. A reception will follow during which the voters will have the op-
portunity to meet and interact with the candidates in small groups. Refreshments will be
served. The forum is free and open to all candidates and the public.
Get a Head Start on Medicare Part D 2011
October is the month SHINE, a volunteer program with the FL Dept of Elder
Affairs, offers to assist you in finding a Medicare Part D Drug Plan for 2011 that is the
least expensive for you and will cover your drugs. Enrollment for Part D begins Nov 15th
and ends Dec 31st. Bring your Medicare Card, your Rx Drug Plan Card and your Rx drug
bottles or a printout from your pharmacy of the last 90 days of your drugs. SHINE pro-
vides free, unbiased and confidential counseling on Medicare issues. Come by a site or call
1-800-262-2243 to be referred to a volunteer or a site near you. Wed, Oct 13th 10:00am
– Noon AF Knotts Library (Yankeetown)
The Yankeetown/Inglis woman's club swearing in of the new officers for year 2010-2011
Old Fashion Pot Luck Open House
took place before new club President Helen Ciallella cranked up the music and the house
As our way of saying THANK YOU to the community for your continued sup-
started dancing. An exciting year is already planned. Outgoing President Marty Hilliard in-
port of our fund raising events, the Yankeetown-Inglis Woman’s Club would like to in-
troduces Nancy Lou Miller who swears in the new officers President Helen Ciallella, 1st Vice
vite you to an Open House, Pot Luck and Neighborhood Social. Stop by the Clubhouse
Sharon Petrovich (Hedy Emerson stood in for Sharon), 2nd Vice Kathleen Sutton-Brown,
on 56th Street in Yankeetown, Sunday, October 10th from 1pm to 3pm. Who doesn’t
Secretary Barbara Lake and Treasurer Eleanor Berkley. The club meets the first Wednesday of
like a pot luck? Everyone always makes their best dish and it’s our bet the folks around
the month and is open to any ladies who would like to join. Photo by Sally Price
here outshine them all. After you eat, you can check out our scrapbooks and take a trip
Levy County Veterans Day Parade
down memory lane for some great history of Yankeetown and Inglis or just enjoy your
It will be held Saturday, November 13th, 2010 at 11:00 a.m. in Chiefland. The
neighbors. The Woman’s Club will provide hamburgers, hotdogs and drinks for everyone
parade will begin at the Chiefland High School and end at the Chiefland Train Depot. The
bringing a covered dish to share. As alwaysthe Thrift Store will be open for your shopping
Veterans Day Parade is approved by all of the cities in Levy County and will be held in a
pleasure. See you after church on Sunday, October 10th ....bring your neighbor and an ap-
different city each year to encourage county-wide participation.
petite andjoin the fun!!!
Everyone is invited to participate by entering a float honoring our veterans. Float
registration forms are available at Chiefland Police Department 493-6777 or the Chiefland
RABAC to Host the Down Home Block Party Street Dance
Chamber of Commerce 352-493-1849.
The Recreation Advisory Board Activities Committee is hosting the Down Home
Immediately following the parade, a ceremony honoring our veterans will take
Block Party Street Dance on Saturday, October 30th, 2010 at the Inglis Community Center
place. The program will include the singing of the National Anthem, the raising of the flag,
fron 6pm-10pm. Fun for all ages! Dance the night away with family and friends to rockin’
a ten-gun salute, the playing of taps, several speakers, patriotic music, and a rendition of
live entertainment. Children 12 and under will need adult supervision. Free Snowcones,
“The Last Patrol.”
Dance Contest (all ages), Hay Rides, and Costume Contest (all ages). Refreshements will
The parade organizers, consisting of veterans from all branches of the military,
be available for a nominal price. Prizes Galore! For more information please call Tanya
plan to provide free hot dogs, chips, and drinks to the crowd immediately following the
Becerz at 352-447-0805 or Valarie Davenport at 352-302-7271.
program. The food has been donated by local merchants.
First Annual Area Wide Yard Sale to be sponsored by RABAC
If you have any questions, please call me at 493-4996 or Chief Robert Douglas at
The First Annual Area Wide Yard Sale will be held on Saturday, November 6th,
493-6777.
2010. Individuals wishing to have a yard sale that day can pay a nominal fee of $5.00 to
have your yard sale listed on a map of the area with a short description of the items that you
are selling. The maps will then be handed out from Inglis Town Hall and several other lo-
NAPA Auto &
cations the morning and day of the yard sales. Applications can be picked up and returned
Truck Parts
to the Inglis Town Hall no later than October 29th, 2010. For more information please call
RABAC member, Janice Bell at 352-477-2261.
Fax: 352-447-6099
(352) 447-6000
Historic Village First Saturday
Hours:
Dunnellon’s Historic District’s First Saturday Village Market begins its 9th sea-
Mon-
son on October 2nd. Reputable local vendors will be showcasing their wares, from flea
U.S. 19 - Inglis
Friday
marketeers to antiques, fresh produce to crafts, food to jewelry and so much more. New
Hydraulic Hoses Our Specialty
7:30-5:30
vendors keep the event ever changing but old favorites have committed to make the event
Hydraulic Hoses up to 2"- 6 Wire
a yearround affair. Civic and fraternal groups are encouraged to participate and help make
Saturday
this event a true community affair. It should be noted that many historic district residents
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(352) 489-3391
are scheduling “yard sales” on the First Saturdays also and most of the Village merchants
Sunday
have in-store specials to boot! For additional information, please call 352-465-9200.
U.S. 41 - Dunnellon
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Bingo Season Underway
Just North of Powell Rd
Weekly Bingo began at the Yankeetown-Inglis Woman’s Club on Thursday, Sep-
tember 9th. Players are invited to come early to purchase their Bingo cards and enjoy
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snacks from the “Thursday Kitchen.” You’ll also have time to check out what’s new in the
Thrift Store from 5pm-7pm. Doors open for Bingo at 6pm, with games beginning at 7pm.
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All proceeds from Bingo go to fund scholarships for students in the community
who attended Yankeetown School. Remember that you are giving back to the community
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in many ways when you grab your friends and neighbors and join the fun that is BINGO.
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