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All About You
SPOTLIGHT FEATURE
QUILZ
This week’s Spotlight feature is the lovely Quilz. This young lady commands attention when she walks into a room, and her confidence and will to succeed is second to none. Quilz said she would love making a career as a model and she’s looking to learn more about the industry. Congratulations to Quilz as this week’s Spotlight feature.
Happy 50th Birthday
BRENDA GASTON 12/30
Happy 50th Birthday to a fabulous wife and mom! We love you!
Meeting
Blake Class Of 1967 Meeting
The Howard W. Blake High School Class of 1967 will meet Jan- uary 4, 2020, 1:30 P. M. (new time), at the West Tampa Library, 2312 W. Union Street, Tampa 33607.
IMPORTANT: DVDs of the 70th Birthday Gala will be distrib- uted. DVDs can not be mailed to local classmates nor can we guar- antee pick-up availability after the meeting, so it is very important to attend the meeting. Everyone who paid for the Gala will receive a DVD, whether you attended or not.
Contact Martha Crouch (813) 493-4688 or Lorraine Wiley (813) 871-2874 (after 9 A. M.) for information.
FYI
Massive Grocery Giveaway
True Prosperity Outreach Ministry will host a Massive Gro- cery Giveaway on New Year’s Eve, Tuesday, December 31, 2019, 5:30 p. m.
The event is free and there will be free food, clothes and other giveaways – five pounds of a variety of fresh produce, frozen meat, dry goods, and bread and
Local
bakery items.
The giveaway kicks off at
5:30 p. m. at 8751 N. 40th St., Tampa 33604.
For additional information, contact Apostle Cornelius and Pastor Devlyn Hamilton at (813) 965-7796 or (813) 380- 0258, or go to tpeo.org., or true- prosperityoutreach@gmail.com.
Supervisor Of Elections Reminds Students Contest Deadline Nears
Craig Latimer, Hillsbor- ough County Supervisor of Elec- tions issued a challenge to high school art students. Latimer is reminding students that the deadline to submit an entry into the contest is January 10, 2020.
Officials will select the three best designs that will be featured on hundreds of thousands of Caspers McDonald’s bag stuffers, and on posters that will be distributed to local libraries, schools and other locations throughout the community.
The first-place winner will win $100. The winner’s class- room will also receive a $100 prize and a free lunch de- livered to the class (compliments of Caspers Company McDon- ald’s).
Winners of the art contest and a voter registration contest will be recognized at a School Board meeting in February.
The art should inspire people in our community to vote. It
CRAIG LATIMER
must be nonpar- tisan and may not promote any party, candidate or issue. Hand- drawn and elec- tronic art is accepted, as long as all images are original. The Art must be 8” x 8”
in size, and two-dimensional so that it can be scanned and elec- tronically reproduced. And, sub- missions must include a release form, found at VoteHillsbor- ough.org.
Submissions and release forms may be delivered to Di- agna Alvarez, Hillsborough County Supervisor of Elections, 601 E. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa, FL 33602; or emailed to dal- varez@hcsoe.org.
Students can visit the web- page at www.VoteHillsbor- oughArtContest.com to obtain the rules for the contest.
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