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July 25, Saturday - Product Hunt - Tampa Bay Meet Up 10:30-11:30 a. m. at the John F. Germany Li- brary (on Ashley, down- town). They aim to help makers in Tampa Bay area showcase their work to a community of inventors and makers while gaining an un- derstanding of what is re- quired to make their work ready for the industry.
July 25, Saturday - Calling for all quilters at Port Tampa Library, they meet every 4th Saturday for fun and to exchange tips and tricks with other quilters. All skills are welcome.
July 27, Monday from 12:30- 1:30 p. m. - How to create a video story in Pre- miere Pro C at the Seminole Heights Library.
July 27, Monday from 2-3 p. m. - Learn how to use Pinterest for collecting and organizing digital images at the Riverview Library.
July 27, Monday - Busi- ness Plan Series (Part 2 of 4) at the Seminole Heights Li- brary. Registration is re- quired online or by phone. Visit Hillsborough County Government - Online SBIC or call 813-204-9267.
July 28, Tuesday from 12:15-2:15 p. m. - Computer Tutoring: Learning Mi- crosoft software, emailing and internet at the C. Blythe Andrews, Jr. Library.
July 29, Wednesday
from 10:30-11:30 a. m. - Video Sharing: Learn about new internet media sites, such as podcasts, Flickr, YouTube, Pandora, Hulu, and Daily Motion at the Seminole Heights Library.
July 29, Wednesday
from 3-5 p. m. - Movie Mati- nee: Dystopian Movie at the C. Blythe Andrews, Jr. Li- brary. (PG-13 rating for grades 6-12.)
July 29, Wednesday - 3:30-4:30 p. m. - Ask-a-Ge- nealogist at the Ruskin Li- brary: Bring your questions and issues for assistance.
July 30, Thursday
from 10:30 a. m. – 12 p. m. - Introduction to Proposal Writing at the John F. Ger- many Library (downtown on Ashley). New to grant pro- posal writing or quick re- fresher? This class will provide an overview of how to write a standard project proposal to a foundation.
July 30, Thursday
from 11a.m.-12p.m.-Job Counseling at West Tampa Library: Individualized in- struction for career assis- tance including help with resumes, cover letters and interview skills. Drop-ins welcome, no registration.
For schedule of more classes and events for li- braries in your community call 813-273-3652 or go to Home: Hillsborough County Public Library Cooperative.
July Celebrants
Happy birthday to all July birthday celebrants.
Sick And Shut-Ins
Please keep the following persons in your daily prayers: our 41st Presi- dent, George H. W. Bush, Bob Anthony, Rhonda Williams, Bar- bara Sprauve, Eloise Griffin, Kendyl Williams, David New- man, Justine Harris, Shatayshia Brinson, Freida Washington, Lydia McNeal, Wayne Owens, Keith Ennis, Julius Robinson, Mary Waters, Odessa Roberts, Eunice Sneed, and Van Scott.
Deepest Condolences
Progress Village commu- nity sends their deepest con- dolences to Ada Snow-Lee, David Snow, III, Monica Lee, and Tor- rance Lee and wife, be- cause of the recent loss of their father and grandfather, Mr. David Snow Jr. His services were at Ray Williams Funeral Home on
Thursday, July 23, 2015, at 6 p. m.
We also send sympathy to Ayeisha Jefferson and family due to the loss of her grandfather, Mr. Eddie Thomas III, who passed on June 27, 2015.
May each of you seek the Lord for comfort, strength and guidance.
Progress Village 55th Family Reunion Recap
The Progress Village com- munity celebrated 55 years by kicking-off with a banquet on Friday at HCC at the Re- gent. The guest speaker was State Representative, Ed Narain.
The celebration continued Saturday with Careers on Pa- rade that featured former and current residents shar- ing words of success in their chose career paths. This was followed with a BBQ, an old school jazz band, a perform- ance by the Live Connection Steppers, Sheriff’s Depart- ment Homeland Security Tactical Team, TECO, Bounce House and other fun.
The weekend concluded with fellowship at First Bap- tist Church of Progress Vil-
lage. Lots of fun was had by all in attendance.
Linda Washington, P. V. Civic Council President.
Progress Village Senior Activity Schedule
Activities are held at the Progress Village Park on Al- lamanda Avenue.
Monday, July 27 - Social time, events, Zumba Gold class, Sit-N-Be Fit, and book club.
Tuesday, July 28 - Social time, walk, current events, and games.
Wednesday, July 29 - So- cial time, walk in the park, Zumba Gold, Sit-N-Be Fit, and birthday celebrations.
Thursday, July 30 - Social time, walk in the park, line dancing, current events, and movie day.
Friday, July 31 - Social time, walk in the park, monthly brunch, pictionary, and center activities.
Warning!
Hackers are making bogus charges, unauthorized purchases using your debit card(s). The charges usually occur over the weekend be- cause they won’t post until the following week.
If this happens to you, go to your bank immediately and file a fraud claims.
Alfred's New Orleans Café
Alfred’s New Orleans Café
is once again open for busi- ness. Stop by and enjoy the live music performances and a whole new atmosphere.
Thank You Mr. President
The P. V community, as well as other, thanks our President for commuting sentences on many of our family members trapped in the system.
He also took the time to visit a federal facility in Oklahoma to see firsthand how their system operates. This visit was made from a suggestion by activist, Rufus Rochelle, who is currently in a Florida facility.
Thought For Today
Forget all the reasons it won’t work, and believe the one reason that it will.
Scripture (Galatians 6:7)
Be not deceived; God is not mocked; for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.
F. Y. I.
Remember to pray for Pres. Barack Obama and his family, as well as the ac- tive and inactive servicemen and women, pastors, public servants, volunteers, incar- cerated, and the homeless. Call your news for P. V. and surrounding areas into Glo- ria at 813-270-2257.
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