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‘Dancing With The Stars’ Winner To Lecture At USF
September Birthday Celebrants
Happy Birthday to Markiah Bryant, who cele- brated a birthday this month, we wish you many more! And to other celebrants extended wishes are sent to you, too.
Sick And Shut-Ins
Remember the sick and shut-ins daily in your prayers.....Annie Wilson, Lawson and Mercy John- son, Mary Hobley, John- nie Mae Garner, Stanley Turner, Ernestine Turner, Keith Ennis, Eloise Grif- fin, and Marion Washing- ton.
Prayer Request
Let's remember to pray for our President Barack Obama and family, active and inactive military, public offi- cials, homeless, incarcerated, missing, our community, na- tion and each other.
Reserve Your Spot
Hillsborough County Gov- ernment, the Department of Aging Services, and the Senior Connection Center, Inc. invite the seniors to join them at the Progress Village Dining Cen- ter, 8701 Progress Blvd. (33619) on Saturday, Septem- ber 24, 6-9 p. m.
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ment by local talent, Gospel Hip Hop, Spoken Word, the- atrical performances and im- personations. Seniors can enjoy dancing, refreshments and sing-along.
National Hispanic Heritage Month
September 15-October 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month recognizing their con- tributions and achievements whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, The Caribbean, Central and South America. Visit your local library and enjoy the many events and classes celebrating the His- panic Culture. Questions, 813- 273-3652.
LMO (Let’s Make It Official, Inc.)
Youth Co-Ed Referee Training for Ages 16-20, for basketball, flag, football, base- ball and volleyball.
Register on line lmoinc.org.
Jackson Heights YET Center
System Savvy Seniors Computer Basics Course (FREE) every Wednesday now through October 12th from 11:30a-12:30p. Participants must have a valid Rec Card.
On Fridays, Fitness Classes
are held from 11:30a-12:30p. Cardio, Aerobics, Plyometric, Yoga, Weightlifting, Resistance Training, and Dietary Plans.
Benjamin "Skin" Rouse Annual Cookout
Presented by Belmont Heights Alumni Association, October 8, 2016 at 1:30 p. m. at Belmont Heights Little League Park.
For more information call Allen Rouse, 770-265-2094 or visit www.belmontheight- salumni.org.
AMVETS
If you know a veteran or a veteran's dependent who is in need of assistance from AMVETS, please refer them to one of the National Service Of- fices.
MacDill AFB, FL 813-828- 2330; St. Petersburg, FL 727- 319-7492; Orlando, FL 407-835-5542; Pensacola, FL 850-452-5610. If you are out- side Florida, there are offices located nationally also.
Bible Tracts Created By Inmates
If you are interested in ac- quiring some Bible tracts for your ministry created by the inmates themselves and printed and distributed by Chaplain Rick and wife, Lynne Vincent, write to P. O. Box 560426; Montverde, FL 34756, or call 609-351-4200. Email: hisservantthisword@- gmail.com.
Call your news for Progress Village and surrounding areas into Gloria 813-270-2257.
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Nyle DiMarco, recent winner of Dancing With the Stars and winner of last year’s “America’s Next Top Model,” will share his inspi- rational story as a model, actor and activist at the first student- run University Lecture Series of the 2016-17 academic year.
DiMarco will appear at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 27 (doors open at 7:30 p.m.) in the Marshall Student Center’s Oval Theater. A meet and greet will be held following the lecture.
Born into a multigenera- tional deaf family, DiMarco graduated with a degree in mathematics from Gallaudet University, the world’s only university for the deaf, before being discovered on social media. Motivated by the po- tential platform to raise aware- ness for the deaf community, DiMarco pursued a career as an actor and model.
Making his film debut in 2013, he has since appeared on ABC Family’s “Switched At Birth” and will guest star in Hulu’s “Difficult People” this season. In 2015, he be- came the first deaf contestant and second male winner in the
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history of “America’s Next Top Model.”
As an ambassador for the deaf community, he launched the Nyle DiMarco Founda- tion in 2015 with the mission of empowering and improving the lives of deaf children glob- ally. He also serves as an hon- orary spokesman for the Language Equality and Acqui- sition for Deaf Kids organiza- tion.
The lecture is free and open to the public on a limited first- come, first-served basis follow- ing priority seating for USF students.
For more information about the lecture series, in- cluding the audience policy, visit www.uls.usf.edu.
Local
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2016
Riverview: 10a-11:30a - College Matters: Avoid costly mistakes and discover funding
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2016 Riverview: 10a-12p - Hooks and Sticks: Needlecraft meet
up; 2p-3p - Introduction to Kindle Fire
Robert W. Saunders: 5:30p-7:30p - Ask a Lawyer
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2016
Ruskin: 3p-4p - Health Literacy 101
Robert W. Saunders: 3:30p-4:30p - Kids Code for
grades 5-7
Seffner-Mango: 6p-7p - Microsoft Word-Paragraph For-
matting
Robert W. Saunders: 6p-7p - Using Historical Census
for Genealogy Research
C. Blythe Andrews: 6p-8p - Computer Tutor Riverview: 6:30p-7:30p Cookbook Club: Potato
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 Robert W. Saunders: 3p-4p - Walk in Tech Help
78th Street: 4:30p-5:30p - Tutor Lab (Students get home- work assistance every Wednesday thru September and Octo- ber)
Ruskin: 5:30p-6:30p - Walk in Tech Help
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2016 Seminole Heights: 11a-11:30a - Motion Commotion Ruskin: 3p-4p - Internet Safety
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