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Wheeler’s arrests came as a result of a special detail investigation of a string of

burglaries in the Beverly Hills area. Victims and witnesses said that an unknown male

would enter their home while they were sleeping and remove money from their wallets

or purses. Two of the victims/witnesses stated that they were either awake or had been

awakened during the burglaries. Witnesses described the suspect as a white male with short

hair wearing a dark-colored hoodie. The person they described matched the description of

Wheeler, according to the report.

On May 23 while the detective was working the special detail, Wheeler was seen

in the 500 block of S. Barbour St. (Beverly Hills). When he saw the headlights of the patrol

vehicle, the report stated, Wheeler ran to the north side of the home. The detective pulled

up and used his flashlight to locate Wheeler. The detective saw Wheeler and ordered him

to stop as he was climbing a fence and entering the back yard of a California St. residence.

Wheeler was taken into custody and placed into handcuffs.

On Wheeler s person, the detective found a flashlight, a switchblade knife and

approximately $353 in currency. He told the detective that he ran because he thought the

deputy was a person named “Loc,” to whom he owes money. The house was just a few

houses down from Wheeler’s residence, the report stated. Wheeler also said he was leaving

his girlfriend’s house because they’d had an argument. While Wheeler was being inter-

viewed, another report of a burglary in the area was called in to the sheriff s office.

The case is being reviewed, and other charges may be brought against Wheeler, as

Great news for South Levy. According to Ray Phares, President of the Park to Park Bike Path

facts come to light, the report stated.

Committee, word has been received that the extension of the bike path along Hwy 40 in

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Inglis and Yankeetown to the Gulf has received approval from the state and will be funded.

Barney Bennette, in charge of Rails to Trails, gave Phares the notification. Phares wants to

CCUSBC SWEEPER: The next

George Simonson 286,599; June Williams

see this dream of his completed during his lifetime. Wetlands make the Gulf end of the path

USBC sanctioned Citrus County Doubles

263,597; Helen Simonson 142,370.

that starts at South Levy Recreation Park east of Inglis and reaches Riverside Dr and Hwy

Sweeper will be Saturday, June 8, at 6pm.

40 inYankeetown difficult. The project will be done in 3 or 4 phases and will start in 2018

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Reservations are not required. The entry fee

but could be moved up. Six different options are on the table which will be cut to three by

is $20 per person, and must be paid in cash.

SCRATCH: Scratch: Joe Baierlein 269;

the Executive Committee. At that time there will be a public hearing held for the Town of

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MIXED DOUBLES 7-9-8 NO-

Cody Mullis 267,709; Trevor Roberts

Yankeetown and the public. The bike path crossing Bird Creek options were being discussed.

TAP TOURNEY: The next Mixed Doubles

Picturedarestanding and Ruth Ruppert talk with

 Inglis Mayor Kirkland  by while Ray Phares

714; Dorine Fugere 246,643; Lori Ciquera

7-9-8 NoTaptourney will be held Sunday,

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the officials  the Bird Creek Bridge   Elvis  most of 

Photo-Story by Sally Price.

June 9, beginning at 1pm with a luncheon.

WOMEN’S SUMMER TRIO:

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There are individual prizes in addition to

Handicap: Marilyn Seymour 228,622; Bet-

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team awards, with optional pots and Krazy

ty Chapman 225; Mona Rosado 225; Judi

heranddiscoveredMcQuillin her. Shesaid shewas  get out of Eights. The cost is $20/person, and reserva-

   sexually assaulting      able to

Summers 625. Scratch: Marilyn Seymour

tions must be made by Wednesday, June 5.

167,439; Betty Chapman 159; Judi Sum-

the bathroom and left the residence.

League and Tournament scores for the week

HOLDER HOTSHOTS: Handi-

Shell Super Stop

MONDAY SUMMER SPECIAL:

cap: Rich Williams 278,758; Jerry Ness

Handicap: Lou Hiller 299,760; Wes Foley

273; Blane Myers 724; Pat Combs 266,704;

294,795; Bridget Foley 284,775; Jacque

Clara Myers 244,669. Scratch: Jerry Ness

U.S. 19 at C.R. 40 • Inglis, Florida

Iverson 266,732. Scratch: Wes Foley

245,610; Carl Peterson 234; Rich Williams

267,714; Matt Wayne 215; Bill Levert 584;

620; Pat Combs 186,464; Janet Murray

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Bridget Foley 189,490; Jacque Iverson

BOWLERS OF THE WEEK: Pat

TUESDAY SUMMER NOTAP

Combs, 44 pins over her average, and Rich

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TOURNEY: Scratch: Jerry Ness 300, 832;

Williams,98 pins over his average.

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CONGRATULATIONS: Matthew Allen is the first youth bowler (16 years old) to roll a perfect

game at Parkview Lanes. His 300 was in the third game of the Adult/YouthYoung & Restless

summer league on May 21. He came close in his final game last season, leaving a 4-pin on

the last ball for a 299. Mattthew is shown here with his dad, Gene, and siblings Andrew and