Page 18 - Florida Sentinel 4-29-16 Bookstore Edition

Local
Library News
Saturday, April 30
The Temple Terrace Li- brary from 10-10:45 a. m. - Zumba Dance Fitness Class.
The R. W. Saunders Li- brary from 3-4 p. m. - How to Repair Credit Scores.
Monday, May 2
The 78th Street Li- brary from 6-7 p. m. - Ask A Lawyer.
The Temple Terrace Li- brary from 6:30-7:30 p. m. - Temple Terrace History Pro- gram.
Tuesday, May 3
The Temple Terrace Li- brary from 5-6 p. m. - Kid- sCode (grades 5-7).
The C. Blythe Andrews, Jr. from 6-8 p. m. - Computer Tutor.
Wednesday, May 4
The Seminole Heights Library from 10:30-11:30 a. m. - Walk In Tech Help.
The 78th Street Library
- KidsCode (grades 6-7).
Thursday, May 5
The West Tampa Li- brary from 11 a. m. – 12 p. m. - Job Counseling.
The Seminole Heights Library from 4-5 p. m. – KidsCode.
Saturday, May 7
The Robert W. Saun- ders Library from 10 a. m. – 2 p. m. - First Annual Chil- dren’s Book Fair (Come cele- brate with us...free book giveaway, storytellers, face painting, author visit, make and take crafts, edutainment, disc jockey and a magician). Over 1,000 books for 1,000 children. See you at the place!
April Celebrants
Happy birthday to: James Tokley, Ruth A. Hires, Phan Boston, Curtis Rose, Teresa Walsh, Adore April and Marvin Brad- ford.
Gloria Crosby, a.k.a., The Candyapple Lady, was given a surprise birthday party by her former neighbors at the Accentia Facility where she is recuperating. Those present were T-Juice, Emprincess, Sonja Walker, Grand dog- Bo, Cynthia Wilfred, Flame, Buccie, Hajesus, Flarga, Fado, Alexis and Olivia Q. She had a wonder- ful time on her 70th birthday!
Sick And Shut-In
Please keep the following persons in your daily prayers: Sha’Tayshia Brinson, Dr. V. Whiteman, Elosie Grif- fin, Rhonda Williams, Keith Ennis, Lawson and Mercy Johnson, Mary Hobley, Stanley Turner, Ernestine Turner and Johnnie Mae Garner.
Prayer Requests
Please keep Dr. V. White- man, and Louis Concep- cion in your daily prayers.
A Sparkling Seniors Dance
‘A Sparkling Seniors’ Dance’ will be held at the Progress Village Recreation Center on Saturday, April 30, 2016 from 5-9 p. m.
There will be door prizes and entertainment. This event is free.
Progress Village Foundation News
Progress Village Founda- tion, Inc. is spreading the word about its yearly gradua- tion gift to high school gradu- ates and students on the Honor Roll (9th-12th), who live in Progress Village. Call 813- 677-6438 to find out how to secure these gifts.
The Foundation also awards scholarships to those graduates, who apply by May 3, 2016 to assist with financing their education at any institu- tion of higher learning. Act quickly and spread the news!!
Safe Summer 2016
Come out and join us for a fun-filled day as we kick off Summer 2016 at Al Barnes, Jr. Park, 2902 N. 32nd Street, Tampa on Saturday, June 4, from10a.m.–3p.m.
Activities include: games, entertainment, prizes, health fair information, vendors and free food.
The City of Tampa Parks & Recreation is hosting this event along with other ven- dors.
5th Annual
Abe Brown Golf Tournament
Register or sponsor the 5th Annual Abe Brown Golf Tour- nament on June 4 at The Innis Brooks Newly Renovated Cop- perhead Golf Course! An- thony “Booger” McFarland will host this event.
For more information call 813-247-3285 or info@abe- brown.org
Healing Script Ministry
Please write Pastor Tay- lor at: Healing Scriptures Ministries, P. O. Box 891174, Tampa, FL 33689, to have messages mailed to homes of the sick and shut-ins, and in- carcerated individuals.
Accolades From Rep. Kathy Castor
Take time to appreciate the talented students and educa- tors across the Tampa Bay area. Our students need sup- port like never before and I encourage you to find ways to boost our students and schools.
We are fortunate to have so many excellent educators in our community as well as Ms. Mary Beth Radigan, who was recently named Hillsbor- ough County’s Teacher of the Year. Ms. Radigan is a Spe- cial Education Teacher at Plant High School. I will enter a statement into the Congres- sional Record to highlight her many years of service to our students. I will continue to visit with teachers, students and parents throughout our community to hear directly from them about the chal- lenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
Rep. Cathy Castor Congratulations
MacDill Air Force Base cel- ebrated its 75th anniversary as a cornerstone in the commu- nity on Saturday, April 16. The speaker was Veteran David Cole and U. S. Central Com- mand Historian, David A. Dawson.
Ask An Expert
A Tools and Tips to Help You Organize, Grow, and Increase Profits in Your Busi- ness meeting will be held on May 6, by Brooks Borup of My Clone Solutions. There is
no cost to attend, on select Fri- days from 10-11 a. m. at the Entrepreneur Collaborative Center, 2101 E. Palm Avenue, Tampa (Ybor City).
Reservations are recom- mended by email to: Jan- sonR@HillsboroughCounty.org.
Soulkafe Entertainment
Friday, April 29th from 7- 10 p. m. is Christian Youth Turn-Up night for the youth to showcase their gifts and tal- ents. There will be a dance-off contest with prizes of $100 for 1st prize, $50 for 2nd prize, and $25 for 3rd prize. Parents register your children by call- ing 813-294-9761 or go online at soulkafe813@gmail.com.
Saturday, April 30th from 7-10 p. m. is Soul Ignite for Adults. There will be “Open Mic” nite. If interested call Chelly at the above number.
Both events are held at the P.V. Plaza, 7923 Flower Avenue, Tampa.
Special Adult Program
On May 10, 2016 from 6- 7:30 p. m., a chess workshop will be held for women and girls at the Riverview Library. All ages and skill levels wel- come!
Clothes Closet
Clothing (shoes, socks, ties, belts, jeans, casual and dress) is needed for men returning to society after incarceration. Call: Ms. Cook or Ms. Hansford at 813-247-8333.
For Your Information
Please pray for President Obama and family, military, public servants, volunteers and incarcerated.
Call your news for Progress Village and surrounding areas into Gloria at 813-270-2257.
PAGE 6-B FLORIDA SENTINEL BULLETIN PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 2016