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What is your library story? Li- braries change people’s lives. You matter and the library wants to hear your story! Share how you use the library and its impact on you. Read and share at www.2hcplc.org.
The HIVE Pop-Up Event:
Visit a mini "pop-up" version of The HIVE, the library's maker space at your local library branch! This Maker Monday experience 3D printing, quad copters, circuit and other exciting new technology. Questions call 813-273-3652 for the next Pop-Up Event.
Friday, October 2
Brandon Library: Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles - Florida Licensing on Wheels from 10 a. m. – 2 p. m.
New Tampa Library: AARP Tek - Bring your own device work- shop. 11 a. m. – 12:30 p. m., 1:30-3 p. m., and 4-5:30 p. m. A free touch screen stylus pen will be given. Reg- istration required, limited seating.
Saturday, October 3
Temple Terrace Library:
Tech Blvd. - Open lab training on computer basics, internet, eBooks, eReaders, Microsoft office and more from 11-12 p. m.
John F. Germany Library:
Lego Robotics in the HIVE - Partic- ipants will learn the basics of cod- ing and building a robot (recommended ages 9-14). Limit 10 participants, register in advance.
Monday, October 5
Riverview Library: Yoga 101 - Introduction to Yoga for adults from 10:30 – 11:30 a. m.
North Tampa Library: Tech Blvd. - Open lab ongoing training in computer basics, internet, Mi- crosoft office, eBooks, eReaders from 11:30 a. m. – 12:30 p. m.
Lutz Library: Genealogy: DNA Testing and the Results from 12:15-1:15 p. m.
Riverview Library: Manag- ing Media - Learn about USB stor- age devices and how to transfer and
download digital content. Bring your own USB drive to practice with from 2-3 p. m.
Seminole Heights Library:
Prodigy - Break Dance Fusion for teens ages 14-17 from 3-6 p. m.
New Tampa Library:
Tweens - Introduction to electron- ics using SNAP Circuitry for grades 6-8 from 3-5 p. m.
Seminole Heights Library:
The History And Impact of the Civil Rights Movement with Walter Smith, Jr., WMNF host and Afro- Cuban Scholar, as he moderates a community conversation about the history of the Civil Rights Movement in Tampa. Panelists will include: Chloe Coney, Community Advo- cate; Congresswoman, Kathy Cas- tor, Leola Butler and Ulysses Brooks (community residents who attended the March on Washington in 1963) from 6-7:30 p. m.
78th Street Community Li- brary: Ask a Lawyer, Attorney Kevin Comer will be available to answer your legal questions from 6-7 p. m.
North Tampa Library:
Learning Sign Language, a 12-week course led by Patti Sanchez from 6:30-7:30 p. m.
Riverview Library:
Guardian ad Litem Program Infor- mation Session - Attend and learn how to make a difference in a child's life. To register go on line at www.gal.fl.gov or call Marilyn Garcia at 813-307-3585. (7:00- 7:50 p. m).
Tuesday, October 6
C. Blythe Andrews, Jr. Li- brary: Kids Code from 3:30-4:30 p. m.
Lutz Library: Gmail - Create an account, open an email account, compose and send a letter (limit 12 computers). Register in person by 10 a. m.
Thursday, October 8
West Tampa Library: Job Counseling from 11 a. m. – 12 p. m.
October Birthday Celebrants
We want to say happy birthday to Mr. Emanuel P. Johnson, who will celebrate his birthday this month.
Happy birthday wishes are also extended to: Rufus Rochelle, Zion Evander Swaby, Sheldon L. An- thony, Sr., Clarence Williams, Zeron Anthony, Christopher Williams, Sharon Duffy, Linda Row- back, Anthony Morganti, Gerald Byrd (mem.), William Browning, Nanyelis Diaz, Garvey Powell, Roshawnda Mills, Paige Clauws, Jasmine Bui, Jared Baisden, Sammy Alvarez, Isaiah Joseph, Ana Wells, Kiana Yu, Sharon Ellis, Shavon- nie "Nickki" Hedgepeth (Atlanta, GA), Valeria An- derson Williams, Gail Ruff, Kaiser Pierce, Mark Lise, Vanassa "Cookie" Royster, and Darrell C. London (mem.)
Belated Birthdays
Happy birthday to the Sep- tember celebrants that we missed: David Favors, Vy- davis Anthony, Melinda Jeffrey and Jodericka Mc- Cree.
Happy belated birthday is sent to Mrs. Johnnie Haley, she celebrated an- other year on September 25th with her entire family.
Also, happy belated birth- day wishes are sent to Do- minique Inmon, whose special day was September 30th.
Sick And Shut-Ins
Let’s continue praying for the sick and shut-ins: Annie Laura Jelks, Keith Ennis, Wayne Owens, Rhonda Williams, Eloise Griffin, Willie Mae Wright, Sallie Holmes, Brenda Ford- Welch, Bob Anthony, Bar- bara Sprauve, Stanley and Ernestine Turner, John- nie Mae Garner, Freida Washington, and Lydia McNeal.
Please add Robert Sim- mons, who is in the hospital.
Condolences
Our condolences are sent to the family of Mrs. Susie M. Adams, who was funeralized on Saturday, September 26, 2015, Pastor Beverly Hills Lane, officiated the services.
Remember that earth hath no sorrow that Heaven cannot heal. May all who recently lost
loved ones, seek the Lord for comfort during this time of bereavement.
Prayer Requests
Please send special prayers for the following persons: First, Pope Francis asked all to remember to pray for him, Michael George (for his faith to be strengthened), Louis Concepcion (healing and protection), Terry Bur- rows asks for our prayers for his faith walk, Louis Roben- son needs our prayers (he does not want to wake up in the mornings and wonders why God still keeps him alive), and Nathaniel Alexander asks for us to remember him in prayer.
If anyone wants to write and encourage these persons, contact me at number below for their address.
Healing Scripture Ministry
To have healing scriptures mailed to the sick and shut-ins and those incarcerated, write to: Healing Scripture Min- istry, P.O. BOX 891186, Tampa, FL 33689, Pastor F. Taylor.
Chess For All Ages
Come join the new and ex- perienced chess players at Riverview Library on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of the monthfrom10a.m.–12p. m. and the 2nd Monday of each month from 5-6:30 p. m.
It’s FREE and it’s fun! For questions, call Coach Ted at 813-431-5215.
Meals On Wheels
Meals on Wheels are ex- panding in the 33619 Zip code. If you or a family mem- ber or neighbor can use the services of having hot lunches delivered to your door by friendly volunteers in your community, call 813-238- 8410 and fill out an applica- tion over the phone.
These services are also very helpful to those who have had a recent hospital stay.
P. V. Senior Activity Schedule
Mondays - Social time, Walk in the Park, Zumba, Gold Class, Book Club and Sit- N-Be-Fit.
Tuesdays - Social time, Walk in the Park, Current Events and Games.
Wednesdays - Social time, Walk in the Park, Zumba, Gold Class, Sit-N-Be-
Fit, and end of month birth- day celebration.
Thursdays - Social time, Walk in the Park, Line Danc- ing, Current Events, and Movie Day.
Fridays - Social time, Walk in the Park, Monthly Brunch and Center Activities.
Girlfriends Pray Conference Call
Trying to reach a million women around the world to be uplifted and covered in prayer on the Girlfriends Pray Conference Call Monday-Fri- dayat7a.m.and10p.m. Dial 1-712-432-0075 and when prompted for the access code, enter 128845#.
Thought For Today
As long as we have memo- ries yesterday remains, as long as we have hope tomor- row awaits.
Scripture (Job 28:18)
No mention shall be made of coral or pearls for price of wisdom is above rubies.
F. Y. I.
Let’s remember to pray for our President and his family, the active and inactive mili- tary, pastors, public servants, volunteers, incarcerated, homeless, missing, our broth- ers, sisters and children flee- ing war torn countries.
Call your news for Progress Village and surrounding areas into Gloria at 813-270-2257.
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