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Chess For All Ages
Every 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month, chess is being taught to men, women and children for FREE at the Riverview Library from 10 a. m. – 12 p. m.
Come learn how to play this ancient game, it’s good family fun! Questions call Coach Ted at 813-431-5215.
Saturday, June 4
The John F. Germany Library from 2:30-4:30 p. m. - Ro- botix Blox Club in the Hive (Learn how to mindstorm with Legos and Robotics, for ages 9-14.
Monday, June 6
The Town N Country Library from 2-3 p. m. – Walk-In Tech Help.
The Robert W. Saunders Library from 5:30-7:30 p. m. - The library will celebrate the contributions of Clarence Fort, a Civil Rights Pioneer with the Black History Experience Program. The Middleton High School Alumni will be rescheduled for this event.
Tuesday, June 7
The C. Blythe Andrews, Jr. Library from 6-8 p. m. - Computer Tutoring.
The Temple Terrace Library from 6-8 p. m. - 2020 Vision Library: Open House.
The Egypt Lake Library from 6:15-7:15 p. m. - Word I- In- troduction.
Wednesday, June 8
The Seminole Heights Library from 10:30-11:30 a. m. – Walk-In Tech Help.
The Robert W. Saunders Library from 10:30-11:30 a. m. - Job Counseling. Come see us for resumes, cover letters, inter- viewing skills. Drop ins welcome.
The Town N Country Library from 6-7 p. m. - Gmail: Cre- ate an account; and from 6-7 p. m. - The ABC’s of Anxiety and Stress Management for Adults.
The Temple Terrace Library from 6-7 p. m. - Pinterest Party, limit 12, register at 813-273-3652.
Thursday, June 9
The Brandon Library from 10:30-11:30 a. m. - Online Im- migration Records.
The West Tampa Library from 11 a. m. – 12 p. m. - Job Counseling. Come see us for resumes, cover letters, and inter- viewing skills.
The North Tampa Library 11:30 a. m. – 12:30 p. m. - eBay- Introduction.
The Town N Country Library from 7-8:30 p. m. - The Alzheimer’s Association: Early Detection Matters.
June Celebrants
Happy birthday to all June celebrants, including: Shane E. Anthony, Sr., Bob Anthony, Keion Chambers, Gregg Williams, Gordon Porter, Ryeneil Daniels, Sammy Thornton, Sicily Sanders, Robert An- thony (mem.), Louis Con- cepcion, Tamara Moore, Chase Hadley, Anthony “Tony” Carswell, Curtis Taylor, Ernestine Turner, Jean Dubisson, Bruce A. Taylor, Dondria Grace, Xavier Gibson, Jah Lisa Lopez, Jaden Johnson, Aisha Bhola, Sebastian Castro, Willie L. Johnson, Justine Har- ris, Jeffrey Taylor, Dar- lene Slayton, Pastor Rocky Vann, Dianne Hart and Elizabeth Buck- lin.
Sick And Shut-Ins
Please remember the sick and shut ins in your prayers: Rhonda Williams, Eloise Griffin, Mary Hobley, Wayne Owens, Keith Ennis, Ernestine Turner, Stanley Turner, Lawson and Mercy Johnson, Sha’Tayshia Brinson and Dr. V. Whiteman.
Prayer Requests
The following folks are re- questing prayers: Barbara Schryver (unspoken), Bu- ford Mills, Jr. (unspoken), Darrell Williams, Dorothy Langston and family, Todd Tilley, Cyn- thia Green Anderson, Craig Anderson, and Ur- sula Footman’s mother and son are homeless.
Men’s Clothing Items Needed
Ex-offenders re-entering society are in need of clothing (casual and dressy), shoes, ties, shirts, coats, suits, socks, underwear, belts, etc. from the community.
To give donations please call 813-247-8333 (Hillsbor- ough Re-Entry Center).
Clothes And More
Every third Saturday of each month First Baptist Church of Progress Village gives clothing, household items and more away free to the community (first come, first served basis).
The coordinator is Ms. Betty Dixon.
The next giveaway will be June 18 at the Little Park under the shelter on 86th Street in Progress Village.
P. V. Senior Activity Schedule
Monday: Social time, walk club, Zumba gold, leisure- cards, Uno, dominoes.
Tuesday: Social time, walk, current events, word pursuit, dominoes and cards.
Wednesday: Social time, walk club, Zumba gold, leisure-Uno, board games.
Thursday: Social time, walk, line dance, current events, Pictionary and word pursuit.
Friday: Social time, walk club, sit-n-be-fit, center ac- tivity and games.
Free In-CareRx Card
For information on how to receive a free Prescription Saving Card call 1-800-286- 9589.
These cards are accepted by all major chains. Contact, Donna Williams.
Ride HART For Free
Students 18 and under, middle and high school stu- dents with a School ID can ride the HART for Free from malls and movies, to local at- tractions, jobs, and schools through June 10, 2016.
For information call 813- 254-4278/TDD 813-626- 9158. Offer good for local, limited express, metro rapid, In-Towner and HART Flex services.
Summer Movies
Sumer Fun Flicks - $1.00 Movies each week/various films (PG 13 Option Every Week!). AMC Regency 20 Theatres, 2496 West Bran- don Blvd., Brandon, FL, 33511, 813-685-3396 (Tick- ets can be purchased in ad- vance). Movies start at 10 a. m.Doorsopenat9a.m.
June 14: Alvin and the Chipmunks and Road Trip or Hunger Games.
June 21: Minions or Catching Fire.
June 28: Hotel Transyl- vania or Mocking Jay - Part
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AMC Kids Pack $4.48 in- cluding tax for groups of 25 or more! New! $6.42 Combo includes: small drink, small popcorn.
Proceeds benefit Derrick Brooks Charities, Metropoli- tan Ministries, Safety Net Tracking System.
America’s SBDC Florida (Ask An Expert)
Join us for a great event - Hiring the Right People for Profitability and Company Growth, June 3, 2016, at 2101 E. Palm Avenue, Tampa in Ybor City.
This is a free service, how- ever reservations are recom- mended by email to: JansonR@Hillsborough- County.org
For questions call 813- 204-9267
Abe Brown Legacy Golf Tournament
The 5th Annual Abe Brown Legacy Golf Tournament re- turns to Innisbrook newly re- stored Copperhead Course on Saturday, June 4, 2016.
Water On Wheels (WOW)
Meals on Wheels of Tampa (MOW) launched a new program in May called Water on Wheels (WOW), which was developed by the High School Leadership Board (HSLB) to encourage healthy hydration by provid- ing reusable water tumblers, water flavored packets and educational materials to all seniors and homebound.
On May 21st the commu- nity volunteers delivered WOW in addition to the Hurricane Preparedness Packs. The reusable tum- blers were purchased with funds raised by the HSLB’s Student Music Fest hosted by Tampa Prep School. The event was a success, more than 150 guests gathered on the lawn to enjoy musical performances by local stu- dents. The water flavored packets were donated by Brittany Magrini and her USF Communications Class.
New “pick up site” in Westshore District (West- shore/Airport District) to in- crease opportunities for businesses in that area.
The next POW (Produce on Wheels) delivery will be Saturday, June 18th. If you’re interested in becoming a vol- unteer or signing up call 813- 238-8410.
For Your Information
Remember to pray for
President Barack Obama
and family, the military, pub- lic servants, incarcerated, homeless and volunteers.
Call your news for Progress Village and sur- rounding areas into Gloria 813-270-2257.
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