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COIDIDUnitV Activist Loses Battle lith Cancer

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Son Of Popular Bail Bondsman Killed After

Domestic Dispute SEE PAGE 23-A

School Board Approves Girls'

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GRAND OPENING HELD FOR DOWNTOWN HOUSING DEVELOPMENT . The grand opening of Metro 510, a new housing development in downtown Tampa at 510 E. Harrison St., was held

on Wednesday. Approximately $6.1 million from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act was directed towards this project. The historic St. Paul AME Church was rehabilitated as part of this effort. Among those joining the celebration were, from left: Congresswoman Kathy Castor; St. Paul member Pete Edwards, Karen Jackson-Sims, U. S. Housing and Urban Development Deputy Regional Administrator; Rosemary Gadsden of the Tampa HUD office; State Senator Arthenia Joyner and Tampa City Councilman Frank Reddick. (Photography by BRUNSON)

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For Needv Families BY LEON B. CREWS Sentinel StaffWriter

On December 10th at the EconoLodge (formerly Comfort Inn) on Busch Boulevard and Nebraska Avenue, a Christmas Party fundraiser will be held with the proceeds to benefit needy families for the holidays.

Ms. Shawntay Woodbury-Rogers, who helped coordinate the event and will be the host, said with the help of area social services organizations, they want to adopt families for the holidays.

"We will have entertainment, and music will also be provided," said Ms. Woodbury-Rogers.

"There will also be plenty of food and beverages, and everything starts at 7 p. m."

Ms. Woodbury-Rogers said she would like for this to be an annual event.

"God put it in my heart to give back to those in need. There is so much agony being suffered by so many people today. I felt by doing this , it would bring some joy into their lives for the holidays."

Ms. Woodbury-. Rogers said every dime raised will go to needy fami-

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than 100 families through Metropolitan Ministries, the Salvation Army Angel Tree, and local referrals.

"This is a · community event, so please make sure the word spreads and everyone gets involved, including local businesses. I want everyone to come out; have fun, and put a smile on the faces of lucky families."

Anyone who wants to be a part of this event by making a donation or adopting a family, can contact Ms. Woodbury-Rogers at (813) 770-7699, or Terra at (813) 317-3583.

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BY IRIS B. HOLTON Sentinel City Editor

On Friday, December 9th, at 5:30 p.m., the Fourth Annual Holiday Tree Lighting Celebration will take place. Sponsored by members of the East Tampa CommunitY. Revitalization Partnership (ETCRP), the event will take place at Lockhart Elementary School, 3719 N. 1ih Street.

This year, ETCRP Chairman Rev. Essie Sims, Ms. Richedean Hills-Ackbar, Vice Chairperson, and the Aesthetics & Beautification Sub-Committee is inviting the public to att~nd.

Ms. Denese Meteye James, Chairperson of the Aesthetics & Beautification Sub-Committee said, "The previous three years, we have had very successful programs with the help of supporters. We have enjoyed Christmas carols and other fun activities."

A meeting was held to make plans for the Fourth Annual Holiday Tree Lighting Celebration. Some members of the East Tampa Community Revitalization Partnership who attended were: Larry Dreiling, Deborah Thompson, Julina Dolce, Yvonne Willoughby, Susan Horan, Jay McNair, Jennifer Moody, Amanda Deivert, Bobby Jones, and Tampa artist James Van. Denese Meteye James, Chairperson, Aesthetics & Beautification Sub-Committee, is shown in the front. (Photography by BRUNSON).

This year, Mayor Bob Buckhorn, City Councilman Frank Reddick, and Hillsborough County School Board Chairperson, Doreatha Edgecomb will be among the guest speakers in attendance.

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With Cancer BY IRIS B. HOLTON Sentinel City Editor

A popular community activist for East Tampa has lost her battle with cancer. Mrs. Betty Wiggins was 78 years old.··

Mrs. Wiggins had semi retired from activism and told this. reporter on many occasions, "It's time for you young people to take over and learn how to do things. I'm getting older, now."

Several months ago, this reporter contacted Mrs. Wiggins just to check on her welfare. It was about that time she informed ·me that she had something to share with me, but would do so in a future conversation. During the ·next conversation, she shared the news about the bone cancer diagnosis.

Mrs. Wiggins had fallen and had gone to the doctor. It was then she learned of the cancer. Mrs. Wiggins died on Wednesday evening in the care of hospice. She was living with her daughter, Mrs. Deborah Brown Randall, at the time of her death.

A native of Monticello, Mrs. · Wiggins graduated

· valedictorian from Howard Academy High School at 16. Following graduation, she attended Florida A & M U niversity, where she earned a Bachelor's Degree in English: She continued her education at the University of Florida, where she earned a Master's Degree in Education.

Mrs. Wiggins served as an educator in the Hillsborough County Public School District from 1957 until1968. She was employed at the Gen-

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leadership roles in the Progress Village community for more than 20 years. After moving into East Tampa, Mrs. Wiggins once again became an integral part of the community.

During an 18-year period with the East Tampa Business and Civic Association, Mrs. Wiggins served as secretary, President, CEO and Public Relations Director. She also served as an Interim City Council member for a year.

A Life Member and "Golden Soror," of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Mrs. Wiggins was the recipient of numerous awards and other forms of recognition.

She launched B. P. Brown Enterprises, Inc., a printing and public relations firm, in 1984, and became the first African American woman in the community to enter and succeed in the field.

In addition to her daughter, Mrs. Wiggins is survived ·by her son, Donald A. Brown, grandchildren, siblings, other relatives and friends.

Funeral services will be held on Saturday, November 12th, 11 a.m., at AJ,len Temple A. M. E. Church. Wilson's Funeral Home is in charge of handling arrangements.

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On Wednesday, a federal jury convicted a former Hillsborough County Commissioner on 7 of 10 charges.

In June, Federal Bureau . of Investigation agents ar- · rested former Hillsborough County Commissioner Kevin White at· his residence.

. White, 46, was charged ·with 1 count of conspiracy to commit bribery; 4 counts of bribery; 1 count of conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud; 1 count of mail fraud, and wire fraud, and making false statements to law enforcement.

He was found guilty of 1 count conspiracy to commit bribery; 2 counts of bribery; 1 count conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud; 2 counts of honest services wire fraud; and 1 count making false statements to law enforcement.

White faces a maximum penalty of five years in prison for the conspiracy charge (Count 1); :1.0 years on each of

. the bribery charges, (Counts 4 and 5); 20 years on the conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud charge (Count 6); 20 years for each honest services wire fraud charge (Counts 8 and 9); and five

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sioner convicted on 7 federal charges

years for lying to the FBI (Countlo).

U~ S. Attorney Robert O'Neill, who prosecuted the case, accused White ,of accepting bribes during his tenure on the Public Transportation Commission (PTC) from 2006 to 2010. White · served on the board first while a member of the Tampa City Council, and later as a County Commissioner.

The PTC oversees permits for vehicles such as taxis, limos, tow trucks, and ambulances.

White's father, Gerald White, who died .May 23nl, was also named in the indictment, but died before he· was arrested.

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Trial testimony revealed taped conversations between White and an undercover agent known as "Daeyl" as well as videotapes of White accepting money.

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The charge of untruthfulness came about following a meeting March . 2, 2011, White had with two federal agents. During the meeting, White told the agents "Darryl" "did not provide him "'TT cash. on any occasion and rnever solicited his influence ~ for helping" his ("Darryl's") 6 towing company. . l>

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IRIS HOLTON, CITY EDITOR may have been the most tal- dividual with a whole lot of him. For that amount of HAROLD ADAMS, CIRCULATION MANAGER ented entertainer the world problems. money, I wonder what was he BETTY DAWKINS, ADVERTISING DIRECTOR has ever known. . He. could Th" rti" 1 b b k d " £ J ks ? T h' TOYNETTA COBB, PRODUCTION MANAGER IS a c e egan Y as - omg Or ac on· 0 IS LAVORA EDWARDS, CLASSIFIED MANAGER write music, sing, dance and ing, who is Michael Jack- doctor, Mich~el Jackson

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same. If you want to know what the people think about public issues, take a side-trip to the barber or beauty shop . .

~ Case #1, the outcome of the late Michael Jackson's docC tor, Conrad Murray who was on trial for manslaughter. 0: Most certainly, had you consulted your local barbershop,

""" C you would already have known "the doc' was going z down!" Why? Replies your local hairstylist, anybody ~ knows a doctor should not leave potentially dangerous ~ medicine lying around, or leave it up to a patient as to c what and/or how he should take potentially dangerous f3 doses. So, once again, the barbershop judge and jury had :::l spoken, and their verdict was right on time. t- Case #2, if you listen closely, you will no doubt, hear ~ women admiring Kevin White's wife for how she stands ~ by her man. But you will also hear comments about a W growing list of former friends and even his own daddy, C whom they say Kevin (quote) "threw under the bus." ~ And then there is Herman Cain, whose name elicits a (/) laugh or two from folks relaxing in barber chairs. "Yeah," ~ say they, "he might as well shut up and go home. · ;::, But what we would indeed, say is people's opinions are Q. alive and well. And if you're interested, go get a hairdo. z iii ...J ...J ;:::) m ...J w z

· 11ote From Home' Is A Needed Movement

i= z W America (the real and true America) rests on the dem-(J) ocratic tradition of the voting process. So, despite all that t§ Conservative legislators in Florida and in other states g: have done to discourage residents from registering to 0 vote and voting, we plead with prospective voters and ~ with veteran voters not to surrender.

Right now, the right to vote, especially in the state of Florida, is under severe attack. From requirements to produce a state issued identification card to reducing the expiration dates for validating a voter's signature on citizen-led petitions, so-called Republican-Conservatives have enacted laws whose bottom-line is to cripple the voter turn-out.

Republicans are already crowing that their job has been well-done. But we and Frederica Wilson don't think so.

United States Representative Frederica Wilson (D. Miami) is very busy, these days. From morning until night, she knocks on doors and speaks before crowds urging them all to vote from (absentee ballot). Indeed, her plea has merit.

For, as Wilson explains, when prospective voters request absentee ballots from local Elections supervisors, voters will not need a state identification card, which reminds us of dirty tricks played against Black Americans throughout the South in an effort to keep them from voting.

Therefore, we applaud Rep. Frederica Wilson and her ~ Paul Revere ride to save our most precious right: the o::t w right to vote. And if we can vote from home, we can side-(!) step those individuals who would love to send us back to ~ the slavery of political segregation.

pack the house with adoring son? · was the goose "who laid the fans. He was soft-spoken, gen- I doubt seriously if that is a golden egg. · tle and a humanitarian. question that Michael Jack- I ask, why would the 9-octor

Michael Jackson was son could have answered. want to do or chance anything quite a businessman who History tends to indicate that that may kill the goose that amassed a large sum of money Michael ·Jackson was laid the golden egg? and reached the level of an in- strongly displeased with who While Michael Jackson ternational star. All around he was, as well as his physical was a superstar entertainer, the world, people knew appearance. He had plastic the man was m·essed up. He Michael Jackson. People surgery done over. and over was a maladjusted soul who loved, respected and cherished and over again. even had problems getting Michael Jackson. The man He had an affinity for play- along with his family. will go down in history as one ing, sleeping and hanging with Michael Jackson was so of the best ever. young boys, who most of them screwed up until he just may

In spite of hjs enormous could have been his son or have overdosed. Jackson will amount of talent and his inter- grandson, according to their go down in history as a great national fame, Michael ages. entertainer, but people will al-Jackson was a long ways It is also alleged that ways read between the lines.

Joe Frazier: The Death 01 Gemini

I never met Joe Frazier. But a friend of mine met him. It was the week after .the night that stopped the world. I, of course, am· referring to the first of three bloody and brutal boxing matches where Joe Frazier met Muhammad Ali. But I'm getting ahead of myself.

My friend was a life insurance salesman, and one of his customers was none other than ~mokin' Joe himself. But this time, when my friend went to collect Joe's insurance payment, he found Joe in a Philadelphia hospital bed. Said my friend, Joe looked like a mummy ~th his head swollen up like a basketball. But what my friend remembered most about what he saw were the countless tiny cuts that covered Smokin' Joe's face, as if someone had taken after him with a razor.

Said my buddy, "Them's was marks from the gloves of Ali that went upside Joe's head like · a pepper shaker. Yep," said my friend, "Ali lost tl1e match, but Joe Frazier lost the fight!"

But although Muhanunad Ali did, indeed, lose his first fight against the implacable Smokin' Joe Frazier, what was born during tl1e days that

led up to their fight and during the months and years that followed that first night, was a legend more durable and fascinating than anything ancient Greece, or Rome could produce.

Romulus and Remus! Achilles and Hector! Right versus Wrong! Night versus Day! Good versus Bad! The G<>rilla versus the Bumble Bee. Neither the author of the Biblical verses that introduced the · two feuding brothers Cain and Abel, nor Homer, the great Greek poet who spun a yarn about the men who fought for the walls of Troy, could have dreamed of a jealousy so grand as the one that grew like a mighty tree be- · tween Joe Frazier and Muhammad Ali.

Joe Frazier was squat and Black ... built like an African army tank with bulldozer fists and a heart that pumped crude-oil. People said when Joe stepped into the ring and eyed his opponent; he smiled a most terrible smile that sent ice-shivers down the spines of everybody who sat on the first row.

So, he left Beaufort, North Carolina and went to live on the icy streets of North Philadelphia where fighting

was the daily way of saying "Hello." He went there and, like Achilles, grew tough as pig-iron on Philadelphia's day-old bread and rancid meat. He wor_1.- a place on the Olympics, went to the games and knocked boxers from Russia to China out of the boxing ring. .

Then Joe came home to America, a junior rendition of a legendary John Henry. And he met his light-skinned, fast-talking, arrogant, Muslim brother ... the twin they called Muhammad Ali. And to-

. gether, he and Frazier would not only rewrite the history of boxing, but the two of them would redesign how Black men throughout the world regarded themselves and each other, from then until now.

Yes, in essence, Joe Frazier became a god . . . an Olympian god. People did not refer to Joe in. the past-tense. For, gods are by right, immortal. And so was (is) Joe Frazier. Like James Brown, little Richard, Jim Brown, Aretha Franklin, and countless others who were .born, but on their label was no date of destruction or return, Joe Frazier must live forever. Do you dig what I be saying?

And now, he's dead. Joe Frazier passed away from this world because his liver gave out. Had we known, most certainly someone of us would have stepped forward and volunteered our liver for one who must live forever.

No? Well, then, the next clear night, when you look up at the stars, toward the constellation'Geinini, and you realize something is missing, you'll know what we lost. And you'll know why I weep.

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nouncement Monday morning, I couldn't believe what I was hearing. According to demographers, the Earth's population had reached an astounding 7 billion people.

To put that into perspective, they estimated that in 1901 Earth's total population hovered somewhere around 1

billion. That means that from the time man hit the scene thousands of years ago through either creation or evolution (take your pick) until the beginning of the 20th century, not all of humankind equaled up to the number of people who currently reside in China alone. Now, in little more than a hundred years (a blink of an eye in terms of time) we've increased our numbers six-fold.

Being an entrepreneur at heart, the first thing that crossed my mind when I focused on that figure was how much income I could earn through a business that could generate 1 dollar from just one-tenth of one percent of all those individuals? No need to find a calculator. I already know the answer. Seventy million. More than enough money to transform me into one of those eccentric millionaires you see walking his Pomeranian down Bayshore Boulevard, wearing cut-off shorts, dirty flip-flops and sporting one of

those big straw, "I don't give a damn what you think, I'm RICH!" hats.

My second thought, though, was a little more mundane. I wondered, what happens next? I mean, regardless of how lightly the media is playing the issue, there is no doubt that the powers-that-be are taking this thing very seriously.

For years, there has been concern about overpopulation. Environmentalists have long declared that the planet's natural resources were being stressed by an ever-increasing number of inhabitants. So the fact that we've hit the 7 billion mark and are projected to reach 9 billion in another 30 years can't be good news for the gatekeepers of society.

Now that the nations around the world have tried everything from limiting families to one child, incarcerating large numbers of undesirables and promoting embryocide under the guise of so-called Planned Parenthood, you have to wonder what new contingency plan is in place to make an even more drastic attempt to thin the herd?

You have to believe something is in the works. It wasn't long ago that theN ative Americans were the population that needed to be "managed." Look at how that turned out for them. That same mentality

still exists today. And it isn't out of the realm of possibility that history could repeat itself on an even larger scale.

As far-fetched as it may sound, if things really got out of control, I wouldn't be surprised if some deadly viral infection mysteriously began to spread across the globe within the next 5 to 10 years. An illness similar to the bubonic plague or Spanish influenza. Something capable of wiping out large segments of humanity in a short period of time.

The biological weaponry already exists to make it happen. And with the threat of not having enough food to feed everybody in the future lurking in the minds of decision makers, the justification is in· place as well.

But, of course, I'm only speculating. Fueling the flames of conspiracy with a little of my own gas.

In truth, I'm more inclined to believe that any problem . with overpopulation will be taken care of through a natural process. In fact, with hurricanes, tsunamis, floods, earthquakes and tornadoes ripping apart highly populated areas with increasing frequency, our problem may not be overpopulating the Earth, but how much time we have left before the Earth takes the initiative of making even the possibility of over populating it a non-issue.

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"The governor is wasting precious taxpayer dollars in an expensive quest for vindication," said Senator Joyner, who has .sponsored legislation to repeal the drug testing law. "He needs to remember he took an oath to uphold the Constitution, not trample on it."

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life for Black Americans. Activities for the week in

clude: Friday, November 11th,

Omega Networking- Blue Martini, 5 p. m. to 8 p. m., POC - Carlos Dixon.

Saturday, November 12th, Diabetes Walk- University of South Florida; Registration starts 8 a. m., walk starts 9 a. m.

Sunday, November 13th, Church Service, 11 a m. - New St. Matthew Missionary Baptist Church, 1006 South 50th street; Awards Ceremony

POC Brother Ron Cherry.

Monday, November 15th, MNF Football- Tax Shop Sam and Aswad; Games start at 9:30.

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School Board Approves Funding For Girls' Mentoring ·Program


On Tuesday, members of the Hillsborough County School Board voted unanimously to approve the contract of a mentoring program targeting young women. The program's existence was drawn into focus after a -board member stated she had re~eived complaints.

·Last month during the regular · meeting, Board member Susan V aides stated that she had received complaints about the "Black Girl Speaks"Mentoring Program, operated by Ms. Taiitha Anyabwele.

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The program mentors girls of all ethnic backgrounds to help them build self-esteem and express themselves through poetry or other forms of positive expression.

Supt. MaryEllen Elia called for the investigation conducted by Ken Otero, Deputy Superintendent for the Hillsborough County

· Public Scpool District. · · , .. "When contacted by the

Sentinel, Otero said, "She (Ms. Anyabwele) did exactly what she ·was contracted to dq. She worked from the copy of the signed contract that she had."

He said that during the

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MS. TALITHA ANYABWELE Founder of'Black Girl Speaks'

.' . 2009-2010 school year Ms. Anyabwele received $75,000 to work with young ladies at Middleton, Blake, and Chamberlain High Schools. The contraCt was approved in December 2010.

Her contract for 2010-

2011, slated for approval in December 2011, does not include Chamberlain High School, and is for $35,000.

However, the copy of the contract school board members received included Chamberlain High School.

· Otero said the confusion came about after someone cut and ·pasted a portion of the previous contract in the most recent document.

"This error created a situation·in which the provider worked from a different description of services than what the Board approved and expected. The result of the error, along with errors made in the completion of

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both TSAs is indicative of district staff needing to create a better means of developing and proofing future TSAs," Otero wrote in his report.

Several people were on hand to · support Ms. Anyabwele at the school board meeting. . Some of. those included young ladies she has worked with as part of "Black Gir.l SpeakS."

Ms. Anyabwele said, "I am so humbly thankful to· the School Board for lending an ear to the many voices from

--:the community who spoke in support of Black Girl Speaks at Tuesday's meeting. Their approval of this program is an affirmation for my students that they are valued by the entire School Board.

"I am especially pleased that the truth was revealed about the merit and importance of Black Girl Speaks and its positive impact on so many young women. Courageous advocates used their voices to speak and it proved to be powerful and effective," she said.

Ms. Jacqueline Haynes, Principal of Blake High School said, "It works great. It. is one of the best programs we've ever had here. She does an excellent job and has the suppQrt of students and parents. She had done a phenomenal job."

Owen Young, Principal of Middleton High School · said, "It is an invaluable program at my scllool. It is one of the highest sought after programs for girls on the campus."

Former Mayor Pam Iorio issued a proclamation declaring February 19, 2011 as "Black Girl Speaks Day. " ·

A telephone call from the Sentinel to School Board . . member Susan Valdes was not returned.

FYI Middleton High Class 011961 The Middleton High

School Class of 1961 will celebrate August through December birthdays at its regularly scheduled business meeting, Saturday, November 12, 2011 at 4 P. M. at the Police SubStation, '3808 N. 22nd Street.

Ralph Rance is the General Chairman. For additional information call, 813-466-5244.

Local Confusion About Roundabout Prompts

Second Communitv Meeting BY IRIS B. HOLTON Sentinel City Editor

On Thursday, several m~mbers of the community attended the Community Redevelopment Agency meeting. Their concern was the proposed East Tampa Round About and issues pertaining to it.

Ed Johnson, East Tampa Development Manager for the City of Tampa said a meeting was held and the roundabout was approved by a lS-6 vote.

At the heart of the issue is the purchase of a house that stands in the path of the proposed construction, a house the owner is willing to sell. Johnson said the house was appraised at $28,000, but the owner was requesting $6s,ooo.

Johnson said the purchase of the house was not addressed because the roundabout had to be approved first.

Ms. Evangeline Best,

former Chairman of the East Tampa Community Revitalization Partnership, said that information provided at that time pertaining to the cost of the house was confusing.

"We asked for more documentation and we voted not to purchase the house given the new information. We were not given the whole story."

Curtis Brown said, "I think the figures Mr. Johnson have presented to you are wrong and we never wanted this roundabout. I agree the money needs to be spent on more important projects."

Brown further stated that he had a petition with the signatures of so people who were against having a roundabout at that location.

Pastor' Thomas Scott, former Chairman of the City Council said, "My phone has been ringing off the hook, and petitions have been presented to me against this project. I think the Council

needs more information. We need to see if this project can be done without spending this kind of money. Information is important, and I'm not sure if all of the information has been made available."

Mrs. Gwen Miller, former City Council Chairperson said, "I've gotten many calls about this roundabout, and I ask that you listen to these people about why they don't want this and v.ote accordingly."

Ms. Sybil Andrews, publisher of the Sentinel, said, "There are a lot of things the commimity needs that incluc,le sidewalks, lighting, and curbs, rather than spending 1. 7 million.

"I have been at my job for 3S years and there has never been a problem with the flow of traffic at that intersection."

The CRA board decided to take no action and instructed Essie Simms, new East Tampa Chair to have another community meeting.

Controversv Surrounds Child . Missing Inside School For 6 Hours


Wednesday afternoon, a 1s-year-old girl with Cerebral Palsy was reported missing from Progress Village Middle School. She was located about 6 hours later by a custodian on the school campus.

Mrs. Carolyn Collins, President of the Hillsborough County Branch of the NAACP, said, "My telephone began blowing up from anonymous callers last night while I was in a meeting. People were concerned that the proper action had not been taken in handling the missing child.

"I was told that school personnel left before this child was safely located. I put forth the effort to contact the Chairman of the School Board, the School Administration, and I contacted the school. I was told there was an emergency going on at the school, when I called.

"But, as of this conversation, I have not been able to talk to .anyone about what happened."

On Thursday morning, an anonymous caller contacted the Sentinel and said that the child was upset because

she had received an unacceptable report card. When her father arrived to sign her out of school, the secretary contacted her classroom, but the child never came to the office.

The caller said the Hillsborough County Sheriffs Office was contacted and sent a helicqpter, but were told that the girl had probably run away.

The caller further stated that the school personnel left at the end of the day before the child was located. Around 7 p.m., a custodian found the girl inside a room adjacent to the gymnasium. The caller said the child was unconscious when located and taken to the hospital.

Larry McKinnon, spokesman for the Hillsborough County Sheriffs Office, said that 8 or 9 deputies searched the area for the child for a couple of hours. He further stated that the room where she was located had been searched early and she was not there at the time the search was conducted.

Ms. Linda Cobbe, spokesperson for the School District said she was told that the girl had quarreled with her father over a cell phone

and was upset. "The school personnel

and deputies searched the school and went into that room three times, but she was not there. The principal and another person went on the bus and talked to other students."

Ms. Cobbe said it is untrue that everyone left because the school is never unoccupied. She also said that her book bag was located and given to her father, who was in the office the entire time the search was underway.

"She was found in the Harp Room by a custodian around 6:30 p.m., huddled und~r a blanket in the corner and she was not immediately responding. But, she did respond to, EMT personnel. The school's Assistant Principal and Guidance Counselor were there when she was found.

"The school took this incident seriously and they are convinced that she was hiding. She was back in school today and the principal did speak to her," Ms. Cobbe said.

The Sentinel was unable to contact the family of the student.

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Left to right: Lady Harriett Harris, Grand Lady Yvonne Lady Nell urn, Ms. Angelique Gadson, USA (Ret) SFC Clyde Gadson, III, and Scholarship Chairlady Giselle Johnson.

The Knights of Peter Claver Ladies Auxiliary, St. Peter Claver, Tampa Court #379 presented the 2011 SFC Wilbert Davis Memorial Scholarship on Sunday, October 30,

2011 during Mass at St. Peter Claver Catholic Church. Ms. Angelique Gadson of Riverview was this year's recipient. Ms. Gadson is currently enrolled at the University of Florida. Joining her was her father USA Ret. SFC Clyde Gadson, III. The scholarship was presented by Grand Lady Yvonne Nellum, Scholarship Chair Lady Giselle Johnson and Committee Member Lady Harriett Harris.

PI Iota Crowns Queen 01 Mardi Gras

The Pi Iota Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity held its annual Mardi Gras Celebration on October 29, 2011 at the Hilton Airport Hotel. This annual, fun-filled event allows the men of Omega Psi Phi the opportunity to raise money for scholarships, and support local organizations.

This year's Queen of Mardi Gras, is Rakelle Edmond · of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Proceeds from the event benefit scholarships to high school seniors headed to college.

Pi Iota, the local chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated, was established on October 2 , 1946, and has been serving the community through various mandated programs that include, mentoring at-risk youth, Habitat for Humanity, and American Diabetes Awareness.

The Pi Iota Chapter will also celebrate Achievement Week starting on Friday, November 11, 2011 and ending on Thursday, November 17, 2011, which will be the Fraternity's 1001h year celebration.

Other Achievement Week 2011 activities include:

Fri., Nov. 11 Business/Social Networking (4-8pm)

From left, Robert Scott, King of Mardi Gras, Rakelle Edmomd, Queen of Mardi Gras and James Green, Basileus/President, Pi Iota Chapter.

Sat., Nov. 12 - American Diabetes Walk@ The University of South Florida (8 a. m.)

Sun., Nov. 13 - Church Service, 11 a. m,, New St. Matthew Missionary Baptist Church.

Tues., Nov. 15 - Black on Black Rhyme/Voter's Regis-

tration, Club Atlanta. Wed., Nov. 16- Bowling with the "Ques" and Clothes Drive.

Thurs., Nov. 17 Founder's Day Great American Teach In, Memorial Middle School. '

For more information, call (813) 846-8411.

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An adult and two teenagers were arrested Sunday after three men were beaten with a shovel.

Tampa Police reported that just before 6:30 a. m. Sunday, Robert Woods, 25, confronted people living at 4610 Citrus Circle Apt. C, about the loud music they were playing.

Police said after the confrontation, Woods returned to his friend's apartment and he and two

friends armed themselves with a large shovel. They went back to the apartment where the loud music was coming from and allegedly used the shovel to pry open the door.

Once inside, police said Woods and one of his friends used the shovel to beat the three men. A third person reportedly served as a lookout.

The victims were Frank N azzaro, 33, Humberto Mendoza, 27, and Alejandro Reyes, 21.

Police said none of the victims sustained life threatening injuries.

Woods was charged with armed burglary, armed battery and three counts of aggravated battery. He is currently being held without bail.

The other two suspects were minors and were charged with armed burglary, armed battery and three counts of aggravated battery. They were identified as Ronnell Hills, 15, and Alfonso Wilson, 16. ·

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morning, he left the house after "He loved playing basketball, ...... taking a shower. Earlier, his uncle cards, dominos and other games, N

said he had been reading a poem and was considered the family ~ and watching television. clown." """"

Hillsborough County Sheriffs Family members said Hen-deputies reported that at 3:54 derson was stuck between being a.m., they got a 9-1-1 call of a a professional chef or a Certified pedestrian hit by a vehicle at Nursing Assistant. · Fletcher Avenue and Orange "He talked about being a para-Grove Drive. When they arrived, medic and had just returned from they found Henderson lying in JAQUA VIAS HENDERSON the Job Corps Training Program," the roadway. He was pronounced said Mrs. Maddox-Phillips. dead at the scene. his father, Uoyd Henderson, "He did a lot of things with his

No charges were filed against and one of his sisters, dad like fishing, and other father the driver of the vehicle, and the Jacquanecia Harris, said he and son activities. We will s'urely investigation is ongoing. was very close to his family. miss his laughter and joy."

Henderson, 21, was the Jaquavias Henderson was a Ray Williams Funeral Home youngest boy in a family of 6 girls graduate of Spoto High School, representatives are meeting with and two boys. His mother, and was studying culinary arts. the family to make arrangements Jacquelyn Maddox-Phillips, He loved cooking for the family, . for a service.

PUBLIC NOTICE -·SERVICE CHANGES The Hillsborough Area Regional Transit Authority (HART)

will implement bus service changes effedive Sunday, November 13, 2011.

CHANGES OR ADJUSTMENTS ARE BEING MADE TO THE FOLLOWING ROUTES

Route 1 - F/oridtz Avenue - All services will have time changes and the last southbound trip of the day will be extended from Highland Ave. and M.L. King Jr. Blvd to Marion Transit Center in downtown Tampa.

Route 2- Nebras/uzAyenue- All services will have time changes and the last southbound trip of the day will be extended from Nebraska Ave. and M.L. King Jr. Blvd to Nebraska Ave. and Columbus J)r.

Rout/! 8- l'rozres.'i V.dlgzr/BI'tllldon -Added a short 8 pm westbound trip that ends at 7th Ave. and 50th St

Route 12 - 22nd Street - All services will have time changes and the last southbound trip of the day will be extended from 22nd Si. and M.L. King Jr. Blvd. to 21st St. and Columbus Dr.

Route 15- Columbus Drive- All services will have time changes. On Saturday and Sunday, this route will not serve the Orient Road Jail segment of the route. Consult route schedule or visit www.goHART.org

Route 18- 30th Street- All services will have time changes and the last southbound trip of the day will be extended from 29th St. and M.L. King Jr. Blvd. to C0lun1bus Dr. and Republica De Cuba. .

Route 30- Town 'N Country/Ajmort- Weekday service from downtown Tampa to the Tampa International Airport will be every 30 minutes. All trips will go to Northwest Transfer Center. Consult route schedule or visit www.goHARTorg

Roul!: 34 - Hillsborou~h Avenue - All services will have time changes.

Route 37- Brandon/nefJJ(jgk- Weekday and Saturday time changes. This route will no longer serve Aparicio-Levy Technical Center. Consult route schedule or visit wwwgoHARTorg ·

Route 39- Busch Bouleyqrd- All services will have time and routing changes. Route will stay on Busch Blvd. , rather than Temple Heights Rd. Consult route schedule or visit www.goHARTorg

Route 46 -Davis Islands/West Brandon - One Al\1 trip each direction will be added.

Rgute 96- In-Tgwn Trgllev (Purole Line! -Weekday time changes. Hours of operation will be Monday thru Friday 6- 8:30am and 3:30- 6 pm, every 15 minutes.

Route 97 -In-Town Trolley (Green Line)- Route will be eliminated.

Route 27LX- Riverview/FjsbHqwk/Sgutb Brandon Ljmjted Express - AM trips will depart from Riverview Oaks Park-'n-Ride 5 minutes earlier to adjust running time between Riverview Oaks Park-n-Ride and FishHawk Sports Complex Park-n-Ride.

New route schedules will be available on or before November 7, 2011, at www.goHART.org, on board buses, HART Customer Service Centers or by maiL

Call the HARTinfo Line, Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. - 8 p.m. or Saturday and Sunday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

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In Your Honor

GENERAL JESSE DAVIS

JUNO (Daughter) And JESSE DAVIS

Mr. Jesse Davis says, 'Thank God, Pres. Obama is bringing the boys home.'

I am 88 years old and thank God I'm here to see the first Black president. · ***

Group Wants Black Veterans To Organize For Common Good Throughout history, African Americans have fought and died in

battles for this country. In fact, Crisp us Attucks became one of the first persons to die in Revolutionary Wars that raged on between the Thirteen Colonies and Great Britain from 1775 until1783.

African Ameri~s have been fighting and dying for this country for nearly as long as there has been a country. However, some Veterans in the Tampa area are frustrated with the treatment that Veterans in general, and Black Veterans, in particular are getting. The group consists. of: Shawn White, Ms. Hazel Johnson, Jesse Davis, Steve Hill and Kerry Helms. They all feel that a lack of knowledge is often the culprit when it comes to rights and benefits. .

Ms. Hazel Johnson, has been receiving benefits from the Vet-: erans Administration since 1968. She has never served one day in the military. However, her only child, Norris Felton J~hnson gave his life for· his country during the Viet N am Conflict. .

Mrs. Johnson had no idea at the time that her only son and only child was supposed to be exempt from serving in the war. But, his death on January 10, 1968, deprived· her of seeing her son live beyond his 20 years or ever being a grandmother.

She credits Sumner J ; Wllson with ensuring that she at least received benefits. ·

"Many of those who fought in wars return from the battlefield disabled. But, many people don't know what a disability is and the system makes the process so puzzling that many just give up," Steve Hill, who is a veteran said.

"If someone doesn't lead that person in the right direction, he will never get the benefits he deserves," "Hill said.

Seventy-five-year-old, Jesse Davis fought in four battles during his tenure in the military. But, he learned about his benefits "and takes advantage .of whatever benefits are available" to him . "We have been fighting wars for something that is not ours. And tliey treat us like we can go sit in the doghouse until the next war . We are never recognized properly as Veterans or as Blacks," said Kerry Helms.

"I just want to encourage Black Veterans ·to get involved. As Blacks, we go all around the world bleeding for white people and when we come home, there's no blood for us ."·

The group contends that miseducation is a big factor in those wlio have served in the Armed Services who are not receiving benefits due to them. This group wants to do something about the problem, they seek to combine their efforts with other Veterans and make a change for the better.

"If we don't address the problem now, our children won't have a future," they said.

(Sentinel reprint from October 20, 1998)

KAI 'KK' WVETI ·

You've been battle tested, but never broken. Thank you mom for being a soldier for all of us.

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In The Spotlight

JAMILA -It's going to be chilly ~s weekend, so make sure

you cuddle . up with this -week's Spotlight feature, Jamila, This week's feature says Samuel Jackson is her favorite star, and her hobbies are rulining, traveling, and making jewelry. In the future, J amila wants to have a chain of hair and makeup salons and boutiques. Her philosophy of life is: "I am only one, but I am one, what I can do I should do, and with the help of God, 'Yill do." J amila said the type of man she likes is one who is caring, driven, and not afraid to try new things. Congratulations to J a_mila as this week's Spotlight feature.

If you are interested in appearing as either a Beauty Unlimited or Spotlight feature, please e-mail your information and photos to [email protected].

I . HaPPV Belated Birlhdav Happy 19th birthday, November gth to Samuel Diaz .. May

God bless you on this date and give you strength. We love and miss you. From all of your fanilly.

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Essence celebrated her first birthday with the same clown, her father, Ron, Jr., had on his first . birthday.

Essence's theme was "The Princess and the Frog." Jumbo the Clown kept the party goers with a lot of laughter with his magic show, face painting and character balloons.

Essence enjoyed the Princess pinata and was helped by grandmother, Ona, and having fun with Jumbo with grandmother, Jackie.

She is the much loved daughter of Chambray Johnson and Ronald Coleman, Jr. Her grandfathers are avid Buccaneer fans so Essence had a lot of wardrobe changing from princess to cheerleader to Miss Nike.

Her grandfathers, Ronald Coleman, Sr. and Daryl Johnson; and great granddads, David Coleman, Jr. and the late, Otis Wiggins.

As a tribute to their great grandfather, Otis Wiggins, Essence shared a Buc duo with her cousin, Zevulon Gooding, who lives in Atlanta, GA, and is the son of Shayla and Eric. Hugs and kisses to Auntie Patrease Rioland, who catered the entire party, and Auntie Linda and Auntie Glenda for their tasty dishes.

Essence's aunt and uncle, Imogene Green Richardson and Samuel Richardson were blessed to share her (Essence and father, Ron, Jr.) first birthday party.

Essence thanks all the mommies, daddies, cousins and friends for such nice gifts. May God keep you safe and in His loving arms, Essence.

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Now, King Cobra and his promotion and management team have entered the arena of Mixed Martial Arts, and on October 1•t, two of his fighters, Fernando "The Bazooka" Souza and Rodney "Rodzilla" Allen, squared off against opponents, and came out victorious.

"Under the leadership of Master Ralph Garcia, my fighters are trained in the art of jiu-jitsu, Muay-Thai and kick boxing.

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From left to right: Jonathan Richardson, Andy Debnar, Fernando Souza, and King Cobra.

feel I've learned from one of thebestandtoughestcoaches in the businesses. I'm happy to be able to pass my expertise on to these fighters."

King Cobra explains that he and Garcia work well together and Garcia has tau,ght him a lot about the world of MMA.

"My goal is to be the only name in MMA in Tampa," said King Cobra.

"I want to be the leader and innovator of this sport and the first to introduce it to the fans of Tampa."

New Or- GERALD 1 e a n s MCCOY Saints, but it appeared whatever they needed to win the game was left in Tampa.

Lackluster wouldn't come close to describing the Bucs 27-16loss Sunday in the Super Dome.

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The Bucs will stay at home this Sunday, and welcome the Houston Texans in a 1 p. m. kickoff game.

Gerald McCoy, who just returned to the lineup after sitting out a few games, was lost for the season with an arm injury.

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PHILADELPHIA -Joe Frazier, the former heavyweight champion who handed Muhammad Ali his first defeat, yet had to live forever in his shadow, died Monday night after a brief fight with liver cancer. He was 67.

The family issued a release . confirming the boxer's death.

Frazier, who took on Ali in three momentous fights in the 1970s - including the epic "Thrilla in Manilla" -had been under home hospice care after being diagnosedjust weeks ago with the

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cancer that took his life, a family friend said~ Until then, Frazier had been doing regular autograph appearances, including one in Las Vegas in September. ·

Buccaneers Claim Albert Havnesworth Oft Waivers

A day after being dumped by the Patriots, Albert Haynesworth is getting another NFL chance.

The Buccaneers, who desperately needed help at defensive tackle after losing Gerald McCoy to a torn biceps Sunday, claimed Haynesworth off waivers Wednesday.

Haynesworth nearly signed with Tampa in 2009 before opting for a sevenyear, $100 million contract offer from the Redskins.

Theoreticil.lly, Haynesworth could thrive with the Bucs as they play the

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Jets' Holmes Raises Nearlv S34K For Sickle Cell

LINDEN, N.J. - Santonio Holmes overcame sickle cell to become a Super Bowl MVP and one of the NFL's best wide receivers.

Watching his young son, Santonio III, suffer with the disease has the New York Jets receiver determined to try to help find a cure. Holmes raised nearly $34,000 for Sickle Cell Anemia research

with a charity bowling event Monday night attended by dozens of teammates, including Mark

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day that began with his an- tory insult that stunned the future, he added, "We'll nouncement to retire at end of many. see what time does. As we all the season, his 46th. "My aim was to shove it up know time heals all wounds."

After hearing news of the firing, Paterno released a statement, saying: "I am disappointed with the Board of Trustees' decision, but I have to accept it. A tragedy occurred, and we all have to have patience to let the legal process proceed. I apprecia_te the outpouring of support but want to emphasize that everyone should remain calm and please respect the university, its property and all that we value."

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The news of Murphy's departure came Wednesday, a day after Ratner quit as producer of the Feb. 26 show.

Ratner left amid criticism of his use of a pejorative term for gay men in a question-and-answer session at a screening of his action comedy "Tower Heist," which opened last weekend and stars Murphy and Ben Stiller.

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Mariah Carey an-nounced she's lost the 70 pounds she gained with twins, Moroccan and Monroe with the help of Jenny Craig.

Carey, 41, appeared on The Rosie Show, Rosie O'Donnell's new show on the Oprah Winfrey Network, Nov. 8 to talk about her new life as the mom of twins and, not surprisingly, how she lost all the baby weight.

MJ's Doctor Convicted

DR. CONRAD MURRAY And MICHAEL JACKSON

Michael Jackson's doctor was convicted Monday of involuntary manslaughter after a trial that painted him as a reckless caregiver who administered a lethal dose of propofol that killed MJ.

The verdict against Dr. Conrad Murray marked the latest chapter in one of pop culture's most shocking tragedies -- the death of the King of Pop on the eve of the singer's heavily promoted comeback concerts.

The jury deliberated less than 9 hours. Murray, 58, faces a sentence of up to four years in prison. He could also lose his medical license.

The . ;most shocking moments, however, came when prosecutors displayed a large picture of Jackson's gaunt, lifeless body on a hospital

gurney and played the sound of his drugged, slurred voice, recorded by Murray weeks before the singer's death.

Jackson talked about plans for a children's hospital and cementing a legacy larger than that of Elvis Presley or The Beatles.

Jackson was found not breathing in his own bed in his rented mansion.

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Heavv D Dead At-44 Heavy D died Tuesday

after collapsing in his California home. He was 44.

The Westchester Countyraised entertainer was taken by ambulance to Cedars Sinai MediCal Center in Los Angeles about 11:25 a.m. and died 90 minutes later.

Heavy D was conscious and talking when officers responded to a 911 call from his Beverly Hills condo.

Heavy D was having difficulty breathing as paramedics rushed him to the hospital.

The performer had just returned from Europe and was battling pneumonia.

Rosen said Heavy D had come home from a shopping trip Tuesday and began laboring for breath as he

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"He collapsed in an exterior hallway."

The actual cause of death is pending an autopsy.

Born in Jamaica and raised in Mount Vernon, Heavy D rose to stardom in the 1990s as the frontman for Heavy D & the Boys.

Aretha Franklin Honored At Hall 01 Fame

The Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin has been honored with a star-studded tribute at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland.

Lauryn Hill, Dennis Edwards of the Temptations and Chaka Khan were among those who entertained. The 69-year-old soul singer ~as not scheduled to perform, but toward the end of the three-hour event she took a seat at a

, piano and traded verses with Edwards in a rendition of ·~Song for You."

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during the Saturday event and an honorary doctorate of humane letters from Case Western Reserve University.

The show ended a weeklong American Music Masters tribute to her.

Tvler Perrv Faces Fan Backlash over Kim Kardashian Casting

Last month Tyler Perry announced that Kim Kardashian would be co-starring in his new film The Marriage Counselor.

Fans of Perry are finding it ironic that Kardashian will be lending her talents to a film about marriage, after the publicized split from her ex Kris Humphries.

Perry has long been known for connecting with his strong and loyal fan base through his personal website. He often updates projects, releases personal

statements and even responds to comments from the site's members.

TylerPerry.com is flooded with countless pages of his loyal supporters expressing outrage in Kardashian taking part in his project.

Some of Perry's long term supporters, many of whom are religiously conservative, have spoken up and said this is the final straw. A few are even threatening to never support any of his future projects unless he rethinks his casting decision.

Who Killed Biuuie Smalls;J . ~ Author and retired LAPD

detective Greg Kading talked about the murder investigations of Biggie Smalls and Tupac Shakur.

Investigations into the murders of the hip-hop stars were shelved prematurely,

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Tower Heist- Ben Stiller and Eddie Murphy star this light drama/ comedy caper about a bunch of workers who turn the table on a Wall Street swindler. Could have been funnier, but still good. Made $25M. (Budget $75M). ***112

A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmasand Kumar finally get this one right after 2 previous the top movies. Pretty funny. Made $13M. $19M). ***112 . · · ·

The Three Musketeers (2011) - The same story, but different actors and more effects. The kids will it. Wait for the video. Made $18M. (Budget $75M}. **112

Puss In The Boot -A spin-off from the Shrek chise Puss (voice of Antonio Banderas) set out to the g~lden egg that will ·make his & earns come true. Dreamworks got this one right. Must-see for the kids. Still No. 1 at Box Office. Made $75M. (Budget $130M) ****

In Time - Justin Timberlake stars in this futuristic/ action movie about surviving before your runs out. The wealth here isn't money, it's. time. Different. Surprisingly good. Made $23M. (Budget $40M). ****

~ Paranormal Activity 3 - This is the best of the fran-c chise. The movie provides more scare and children 0: involved. Only 1 hr. and 20 min., so everything happens u.. fast. Made $95M. (Budget $5M). **** ~ Footloose - This 1984 (Us vs. Them) remake <C surprisingly good. A Boston teenager (Kenny Wormaid, ~ a John Dean lookalike) who loves hip hop music, moves C to a small town that has outlawed loud music and dancffi ing, led by the strict preacher (Dennis Quaid) ........... , ..... ~. ::;, $44M. (Budget $24M). **** ~ Real Steel- Charlie (Hugh Jackman) and his ffi (Dakota Goyo) came through in this rock' em, > robot family j action film. The special effects with the row hots were great. Made $78M. (Budget N/A). **** ~ Dolphin Tale - This movie is based on a true ~ about a dolphin who had to deal with a prosthetic tail. :::::i good story for the kids. Made $68M. (Budget $_37M) m ***112 · _ ~ The Help- Viola Davis (actress) and Octavia z (supporting actress) should win Oscars for their roles as i= Black Maids in the early 6os. This movie is a must-see, ~ but will piss you off, make you cry - all in one. Made S $167M. (Budget $25M). **** m ...J w z

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Soaps BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL- Thomas and Steffy try to keep Liam and Hope

apart, while Brooke and Katie try to keep them together; ~ope_ques~ons Liam about whether he is really happy; Steffy asks Liam to stop spendmg time With Hope so that they can concentrate on their marriage. Men and women ofthe U.S. Armed Forces are honored at Dayzee's Cafe, where 20 (real-life) veterans are serenaded by Beau Davidson; Katie's stunned when Liam tells her that he knows the truth about what happened in Colorado. . . . .

DAYS OF OUR LIVES- Nicole serves EJ With divorce papers; Madison convmces Brady to visit John; Carrie and Austin move out of the loft; a warm family moment shared by Sami, Rafe and the kids hurts EJ. The Brad~ Pub comes under att;ack. as John's family gathers there; EJ and Stefano toast the maugural day of Johns tnal; Hope realizes Stefano is attached to Alice's secret.

GENERAL HOSPITAL- Jason and Sam search for Franco; a new doctor's in town; Mac makes an important announcement. Carly learns more about Shawn; Eliza-beth gets an unexpected visitor; Sam's upset. , . . . '

ONE LIFE TO LIFE - Rick has a change of plans for Starr s music VIdeo and the kids do notlike it; Blair and Tomas head upstairs together as Todd looks on. Bo and Nora share a dance before the guests arrive for the wedding; Vivian surprises Shaun with her stance on marriage. · · .,

YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS - Paul confronts Ricky for betraying Heather; Neil is annpyed by Sofia's loyalty to Tucker. Chloe receives news about Delia's illness; Chance gets a new assignment.

Horoscopes Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) -It's a good time for home remodeling, but don't

spend more than you need to. Use what you have, with a dash of imagination. Get chores done, and play outside.

Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) -Allow yourself to play with what you have, and don't take any loans. Venus and Mercury enter your sign, giving you an extra oomph in love and interaction.

Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)- Seeds gestate deep in the ground. Privately prepare. Five minutes of meditation can increase your output. Enjoy home.

Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) -You might talk about distant places or write about them just don't go very far. Enjoy simple luxuries like a hot shower.

Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20)- You may like the idea of travel or discovery, but · . getting moving is another thing. Diligence and thrift serve you well now. Write, and ..c ·

plan for tomorrow. · Aries (March 21-April i9) -Take care of the basics, and plan an escape as early

as you can with someone dear to you. Even if it's.just to catch up, you appr~c~ate the -heart-to-heart talk. .

Taurus (April 20-May 20) - Everything turns out, thanks to your wisdom and charm. Don't get distracted from what's important. Surround yo~rs~lfwith people . who adore you. · ·-

Gemini (May 21-June 21) - Tell your people how much you appreciate them. Don't worry about huge productivity or results. Put greater focus on human resources. Spread the love. ·

Cancer (June 22-July 22) - Study the history before making~ decision. Patience. Adventures and travel are better in discussion and planning than actuality.

Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) - Romance and artistic creativity provide the context.this month. Who could you invent yourself to be? What could you create? What fun? Make a glorious mess. ·

Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Beware of stifling your ambition by burying yourself in busywork. A stroll around the block or on a trail can revive. Breathe deeply and take peaceful breaks. .

Libra (Sept. 23-0ct. 22) - . Your communication is at a peak until about .~e end of the year, while Mercury and Venus are in your third house. Take advantage.

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'BAD TIMING & TRUE FEELINGS' lesson22

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much deeper than she thought. · · . With the help of her nosey neighbor, Mia discovers that being an elementary school

principal is not the only job that Principal Link Stern has. The only thing that can cause her to push pause on her plans ofbecoming the future Mrs. Link Stern is the announcement that her first love and father of her chilCl'fen is getting married.

Vickie learns that her career may be in jeopardy when Tonya threatens to ruin her reputation and her opportunity for the promotion. .

Charles makes it crystal clear who takes priority in his life and it is not Sharie. Things become quite clear for Sharie when Mia's years of Spanish help to provided answers to Sharie's questions.

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MR. HIPOLITO PADILLA, III

Homegoing celebration for Mr. Hipolito Padilla, III, of Tampa, who passed away on Saturday, November 5, 2011, will be held Saturday, November 12, 2011, at 2 p. m. at Aikens Funeral Home Chapel, with Pastors Jim and Gloria Vass, officiating.

Hipolito was born December 18, 1985, in Ft. Myers. He attended schools in Pasco and Hillsborough Counties.

Hipolito enjoyed playing basketball, video games, rapping

· and listening to rap music and playing football.

He was preceded in death by: his aunt, Wilma Williams; great grandmother, Allie Mae Nichols; and grandfather, Jessie Beverly, Sr.

He will be sadly missed and fond memories will forever be with: his children, Zaniya and Ashley Padilla; father, Hipolito Padilla, Jr. and wife, Dinis; mother, Lisa Ann Beverly Rosier and husband, Shelley; grandparents, Brenda Beverly, Hipolito Padilla, Sr. and Bessie Padilla; stepbrother, Ramere Hayes; sisters, Arielle and Alexa Rosier; aunts, Marilyn L. Doston, Julia Robinson, Cynthia Doston, Wanda Starks, Cecelia Padilla and Janice Padilla; uncles, Tracy Beverly, Jessie Beverly and Michael Doston; cousins, Candida Walker, Clifford Kelley, Terrance Walker, Melinda Williams and Darnell Williams; and a host of other cousins, other relatives and friends.

The viewing will be held at Aikens Funeral Home on Friday from 5-8 p. m. The family will receive friends from 5-6 p. m.

The family and friends are asked to meet at the chapel on Saturday for the service.

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IN MEMORY OF

DEACON ALEXANDER W.BUCHANAN

Sunrise: 1-19-30 Sunset: 11-11-09

It's been 2 years and we are still missing you as if it was yesterday.

We will forever carry you in our hearts.

Your beloved wife, · children, grandchildren, great grandchildren and friends.

Homegoing services for Ms. Dora Jackson, who entered eternal rest on Friday, November 4, 2011, under the care of LifePath Hospice, will be held on Saturday, November 12, 2011, at 11 a. m. at Centerpointe Community Church, 8610 Temple Terrace Highway, Tampa, 33637, Dr. Aaron Munford, Pastor, New Harlilony Missionary Baptist Church, officiating. Interment will follow in Sunset Memory Gardens, 11005 U.S. Hwy. 301 N., Thonotosassa, FL.

"Dora Jackson was born December 12, 1933, in West Point (Troup County), Georgia, to the parentage of the late George Washington and Nellie Heard.

She was raised and educated in Troup County, relocating to Tampa in late 1950s from Cleveland, Ohio, where she worked and retired from the Hillsborough County School System as a Culinary Specialist, while in her final employment retiring from Armwood Hidt School.

She was a faithful member of New Harmonr Missionary Baptist Church m which she attended until her health declined.

She was preceded in death by her son, Donald Thomas, a. k. a., "CRAB".

She leaves to cherish memories: husband, William Jackson, Seffner, FL; 2 daughters, Wilma Jackson, Lakeland, FL, and Diana Jones of Ruskin, FL; son, Bruce Thomas, Tampa; stepdaughter, Mary Faison (Roosevelt), Miami, FL; sister, Elsie Brown, Cleveland, OH; 2 brothers, Leroy Heard (Mattie), and George Heard, both of LaGrange; 2 sisters-in-law, Betty Smith, Miami, FL, and Alma Randolph, Tampa; grandchildren, Monica Sales (Nura), LaKenya Baisden (Eugene), Atlanta, GA, April Jones, Tampa, Demetria Harvey-Sheffield (Major) Plant City, FL, Dominique and Elexis Thomas, both of Tampa; eight great grandchildren; devoted friends, Willie and Angeline Ousley, Junior Chaney, Betty Munford, Doris Williams, Marion and Melissa Covington; along with many sorrowing relatives and friends.

THERE WILL BE NO VISITATION OR WAKE.

The remains will repose from 9-11 a. m. at the Centerpointe Community Church, 8610 Temple Terrace Highway,. Tampa, 33637·

THERE WILL BE NO VIEWING FOLLOWING THE EUWGY.

Services entrusted to Creal Funeral Home, 1940 Seventh Avenue South, St. Petersbur~, FL, 33733· www.creal-funera -bome.com.

CREAL FUNERAL HOME

MR. JOHN PAUL 'JOHNNY' BROWN

Homegoing celebration for Mr. John Paul "Johnny" Brown, who passed away on Tuesday, November 8, 2011, at Tampa General Hospital, will be held Saturday, November 12, 2011, at 10 a. m. at Emmanuel Cathedral Church Of God In Christ, 6450 S. R. 579, Seffner, FL, with Pastor Jesse Smalley, II, officiating. Interment will follow in Mayberry Cemetery.

Johnny, as be was affectionately known, was born in Tampa, on January 20, 1979. He attended the public schools of Hillsborough County and was a graduate of Armwood High School.

Johnny, who had a love for cooking was a very good cook and was also very good with his bands in repairing most anything. He was also a very good yardman.

Johnny loved his family very much and will be truly missed by everyone who knew him.

He was preceded in death by: his favorite cousin, Deltorrio. Johnson; and his grandfather, Andrew James Johnson, who affectionately called him "Coal Oil."

Johnny will be greatly missed and will always be in our hearts.

He is survived by: his wife, Tiffany Brown; 2 children, John Paul Brown, Jr. and Johnnisha Brown; father, James Wilson; his loving mother, Loretta Brown; his loving companion, Christy Cardell and her 2 children Devin and Mya Cardell; sisters and brothers, Andrea Adams and husband, Carlos, Carolyn Thomas, Mikal Sabr, Crawford Brown, Cedric Brown, Alvonnia Williams, Maurice Brown and David Brown; aunts, Anne Gadson, Edna Williams, Rosa Outlaw (James), Yvette Evans (Jack), and Alice Wilson, all of Tampa; uncles, Belton Johnson (Louise), San Antonio, TX, Clarence Johnson (Judy), Andrew Johnson (Marcia), Apollo Beach, FL, Gregory Johnson and Andrew Wilson, Tampa; great aunts and uncles, L. W. Stillings (Oris), Bertha Franklin, Frances Grier, Evelyn Cooper, Laura Smalley ano Mary Ann Miller; nieces and nephews, Marcus Daxbina, Lit Rickie, Carlos, Jr. Adrian, Cedric, Eric, Imoni, Alexis and Gabreel; a host of cousins, among a devoted one, Joseph Gadson; and a host of other sorrowing relatives and friends.

THERE WILL BE NO PUBLIC VIEWING.

The funeral cortege will leave from 3601 East Powhatan Avenue on Saturday at 9:30 a. m., November 12, 2011.

EVERETT- DERR & ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME

MR.JAMARIE lAVON HODGES

Mr. Jamarie Lavon Hodges was born on September 1, 1995 and passed away on November 5. 2011.

Homegoing services will be held Saturday, Novehlber 12, 2011, at 11 a. m. at Harmon Funeral Home, 5002 N. 40th St., Tampa, 33610, with, Pastor Molabi Ehikioya, officiating. Interment will follow in Rest Haven Memorial Park, 4615 E. Hanna Ave., Tampa, 33610.

Jamarie attended Middleton High School and played football for PAL (Raiders Varsity Football Team). He enjoyed sports, freehand drawing, shopping and listening to music. He was also a part of the Rich House Day Camp, which is located in Sulphur Springs.

He also enjoyed spending lots of time with his brothers and his childhood best friend, Poocho. He was given an opportunity to be employed parttime at Harmon Funeral Home as a Pallbearer.

Jamarie leaves to cherish his memory: mother, Anita Hodges; grandparents, Mary Ann Reynolds (Joe), Johnny Reynolds and Robert L. Schuler, Sr. (Ruth); beloved brother, Jaylen Lovondre Smith, Javon Dre Hodges and Jimmie (J. J.) Jordan; uncles, , Robert L. Schuler, Jr. (Tashumbi), and Ralph Hodges; aunts, Sandra Diei, Wanda Newson (Freddie), Elaine Jackson (Robert), Rubye Hodges and Gloria Hodges; and a host of devoted cousins and friends.

Visitation for Mr. Jamarie Levon Hodges will be held Friday evening from 5-8 p. m. at Harmon Funeral Home. The family will r~ceive friends from 6-7p.m.

Friends attending the homegoing service are asked to assemble at 10:45 a. m.

A HARMON RURIAL

BIRTHDAY MEMORIAM

ELMORE ALFONZO SIMS, JR.

November 16, 1930 -July 28, 2011

We miss you and love you.

From, your children, grandchildren, cousins, friends and the family.

MR. JONATHAN lANE

Mr. Jonathan Lane was born in Tampa, on October 10, 1959, the fifth child of Willie Lane (deceased) and Brinnie M. Lane.

Joe (as he was known by his family and friends), graduated from Hillsborough High-School in 1978. Before even finishing high school, he enlisted in the United States Air Force. He served our country until being honorably discharged in 1983 having attained the rank of Staff Sergeant.

After retiring from the service, be :fu>..ally settled with employment at the Janies A. Haley Veteran's Hospital until his demise on November 4, 2011. While working at the VA Hospital, Joe obtained his Bachelor of Business Administration Degree from the University of South Florida in DeCember, 1997·

Joe was the loving father of son, Jonathan Lane, II; whom he loved more than words could ever describe. "lil Joe" as be was known to the family was his father's pride and joy.

Although Joe did not belong to any church, he was raised in the church and knew the Lord.

Jonathan, Sr.leaves behind: his son, Jonathan · Lane, II; his mother, Brinnie Lane; his brothers and sisters and their families, Avonta Lane, Cora Lane, Sara Ann Lane (Ron Broxton), Alan Lane (Gloria), Willie Lee Bowles, Rose Marie Joseph, Martha Brim, and Edward Lee Joseph.

Joe also leaves behind: his aunts, Minnie T. Jones and Marie Mims; friends Stanford Nellon and Jackie Engram; and 24 nieces and nephews, numerous great nieces and nephews, cousins, and friends.

Homegoing services for Mr. Johnson Lane will be held Saturday, November 12, 2011, at 2 p.m. at Mt. Sinai Holiness Church, 4216 E. Chelsea Street, Tampa, 33610, with Pastor Antonio Hawkins of Exciting Faith Alive at Mount Silaa Church, officiating. Interment will be made on Monday, November 14, 2011, at 11 a. m. at the Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell, FL. . ..

Visitation for Mr. Jonathan Lane will be held Friday evening from s-8 p. m. at Harmon Funeral Home, 5002 N. 40th Street, Tampa,3361o. ·

Friends attending the homegoing service are asked to assemble at the church at 1:45 p. m. on Saturday.

A HARMON BURIAL

IN lOVING MEMORY

MRS. EVELYN B. CARTER

1/7/1920- 11/11/1997

It's been fourteen years. Gone, but never forgotten. We miss you.

The Hobbs, Carter and Gibbs families.

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Homegoing services for Mother Joann Wright, who passed away on November 2 2011, will be held Saturday, No: vember 12, 2011, at 2 p. m. at Calvary Tabernacle United Pentecostal Church, 10930 N. u.S. Highway 301, Thonotosassa, FL, 33592, Rev. Thomas Wolfe pastor, and District Elder Ron: nie King, officiating. Interment

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>- Joann Wright was < March 21, 1949, to the late C ~glin, Sr. and Opal Lee ~ IRa~tlin m Muskegon Heights, LL C was preceded in death z her fath~r, Lewis Raglin, C two siSters, Geraldine >- and Jaclyn Louise Mar-< brother, Willie James C IA.IlKJliD, Sr. f3 leaves to ·cherish her ::::) six siblings, Lena 1- Raglin of Tampa, Lewis

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· j:: and a host of nieces, Z and friends. W for Mother Joann : will be held Friday C from 5-8 p. m. at Har-

Funeral Home, 5002 N. ~ St., Tampa, 33610. The 0 will receive friends from ii p.m.

Friends are asked to assemble at the church at 1:45 p. m.

A HARMON BURIAL

BRO. LUCIOUS EDGAR LANGSTON

Memorial services for Brother Lucious Edgar Langston, who passed away Sunday, November 6, 2011, at a local healthcare facility, will be held Saturday, November 12 2011, at 11 a. m. at First Baptist Church Of College Hill, 3838 N. 29th Street, Rev. Evan Burrows Senior Pastor, officiating. '

Lucious E. Langston was born January 26, 1941, in Tallahassee, FL. He was baptized in 1951 at First Baptist Church Of College Hill under the pastorage of Rev. J. C. Robinson.

Bro. Langston enjoyed art ~awing,. roller skating, record: mg movtes and having his favorite, milk and cookies. .

He was preceded in death by: his parents, Thomas Benjamin and Annie Mae Langston; brother, Oscar F. Harris Sr · sister, Thelma Langston Br~: ton; and nephew, Thomas Langston, m.

H~ leaves to cherish his memories: children, Denise Langston Evans and Nicolas Langston; extended family Rickey Evans, Theresa Evan~ Turner, Ronald Jones Evans Joe Beard and Brandi Beard: fond memories with 5 brothers' Frank 0. Langston, Thoma~ Langston, Jr. and Charles E. ~gston, Sr., all of Tampa, Dr. :nmothy .L. Langston (Catherme), Indianapolis, IN, and Anderso~ Franklin, Philadelphia, P ~; sister, Hazel Langston Fields (Arnold, Jr.}; aunt, Clara M. Jenkins, Philadelphia PA· a host of nieces, ne~he~s cousins and friends· devoted caregivers, Charles Langston Sr. and Denise Langston Evans: special acknowledgement to th~ staff and doctors at Florida Hospital (UCH), Palm Gardens Rehabilitation Center Ms Harriett Washingto~ and Florida Hospital Long Term Acute Care at Connerton Land O'Lakes; and special l~ve to "Brenda," K9 companion.

Family .and friends are asked to meet at the church (First Baptist Of College Hill} at 10:45 a. m., Saturday, November 12, 2011.

Arrangements entrusted to JACKSON FUNE~ HOME.

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Our deepest gratitude is extended to each of you who have reached out to us during our time of bereavement of our loved one.

Your kind expressions of sympathy, prayers and cards of condolences, have been a source of comfort and will remain dear to our hearts. God bless each of you.

A special thank you to: Sunset Point Care and Rehabilitation, Holsey Temple C. M. E. Church, and Carnegie Dallas Funeral Services.

Darlene Jones and family, Willie andAndretta Graham, and Josephine Black.

MRS. SHEILA MICHELE WRIGHT

DURHAM-RILEY

Mrs. Sheila Michele Wright Durham-Riley went home to live with the Lord on Monday November 7, 2011. '

Sheila was born on November 29, 1963, in Barnesville GA to Mrs. Elaine Wright-Dur'ha~ and Mr. Willie C. Durham.

Although she attended schools in Hillsborough County she graduated from Griffi~ High School in Georgia. Upon returning to Tampa, she attended Hillsborough Community College, graduated from the School of Nursing, and the School of Barbizon in Voice Over, a!ld Interior Decorating.

Sheila was known for having a kind spirit, outspoken and ~as dedicated to helping people m need. While helping others, she volunteered at the Metropolitan Ministry. Also helped other families where~er she could lend a helping hand.

She was a member of Zeta P~i Beta Sorority, Inc., Beta Sigma Zeta Chapters Amicae Auxiliary.

As a young child, she gave her life to Christ at 8th Street Baptist Church, Griffin, GA. Shortly after, she was introduced to Tampa Community thro~gh the Ch.armettes, Inc. by runnmg for Miss Junior Debutante in 1976.

She was preceded in death by: her grandparents, Sallie 0 Smith-Wright, and Maude and Hezekiah Durham; aunt, Emma Durham; uncle. Lenesa Durham; and granddaughter Destiny K. C. Welch. · '

Left to cherish Sheila's memory and carry on her legacy o~ love are: husband, Donald Riley; sons, Joseph Riley and Michael Riley; daughters Chastity E. Riley and Do: minique Riley-Welch (Travis)· mother, Elaine Wright-Lee· fa: ther, Willie C. Durham; gr~dfather, .Aifonzie L. Wright; mother-m-law, Thelma Riley· godparents, Hattie Crespo and Sidney Crespo; brothers, Timothy Durham and Telly Durham· godsister, Dana Mackey; god: brother, Joshua Simmons· au~ts, Pe~ Wright, Laur~ Wright, Pauhne Wright Leola Wright, Gloria Bass, Je;aldine W. Jefferson, Fannie DurhamJones and Janie Durham-Worthy; uncle.s, .Terry Wright, Jerry Ba~s, Wdhe Wright, Bobby Wright, Ronald Wright Alfonzie Wright, Jr., Ed~ond Wr!ght, Bruce Wright and Lynn Wright; twenty-one cousins· and a host of special family and friends.

The celebration of Sheila's life will be held on Monday, November 14, 2011, at 1 p. m. at Stone's Memorial Funeral Home, 5015 N. 22nd Street Tampa, 33610, with Pastor Bev: erly Lane, officiating.

Visitation will be held from 12:30-1 p. m.

Burial will be in Griffin, GA. "A FANNIE B. STONE TRADITIONAL SERVICE"

MRS. ELOUISE GLOVER

Funeral services for the late Mrs. Elouise Glover, will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, November 12, 2011, at The Word of His Grace Christian Fellowship, 2506 South Parsons Avenue, Seffner, FL, 33584, Bishop Samuel L. Phillips, Sr., Pastor.

Burial service will be held at Rest Haven Memorial Park 4615 E. Hanna Ave., Tampa: 33610.

Mrs. Elouise Glover, was born on October 22, 1922, departed this life for eternal· rest on November 2, 2011. .

She is preceded in death by: her husband, Mr. Sinclair Glover, Jr.; one son, Harold· and three siblings, Inez Gra: ham, Clarence Davis; and Cullen Davis.

Mrs. Glover leaves to celebrate her life and cherish her precious memories: three sons Bob Duncan, Marvin Glove; (Loretta}, and Donald Glover (Ann); two daughters, Bertha Melvin and Debra Cato (John Jr.); eleven grandchildren nm: o!}Iy Judkins (Tara), Crystal Judkins, Chevelle O'Bryant (Marcus}, Nicole Duncan, Crystal . ~arvey, Ashley Johnson (Kristopher}, Candace Cato John C. Cato, Armand Mobley: Treasure Duncan and Danielle Glover; six great grandchildren B~an Judkins! Jeremy Judkins: Timara Judkins, Darius Jud~ kins, Ethan Harvey, Evan Harvey; Reagan Johnson and Cayden Glover; two· sisters Rocelia Holmes and Jeanette Balk-0?-an . (Robert}; two Sisters-In-law, Mamie Greene and Jannie Gant, both from Jacksonboro, SC; brother-inlaw, Robert Balkman, Sr.; godson Paul Jones; other son and daughter, Archbishop David and Dr. Bevelyn Jones• and a host of nieces, nephew~ other relatives and friends. '

Visitati~n will be from 5•7 p. m. on Friday, November 11, 2011, at Harmon Funeral Home, 5002 N. 40th Street Tampa, 33610. ' WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME

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MR. JOHN CALVIN DOUGLAS

Homegoing celebration for Mr. John Calvin Douglas of Tampa, who passed away Saturday, November 5, 2011, at his residence, while under the care ofLifePath Hospice, will be held Monday, Novembe~ 14, 2011, at 11 a. m. at the Flonda National Cemetery, Bushnell, FL with Minister Allen Brooks, officiating. Interment will follow.

Mr. Douglas was born in Tallahassee, FL, and was a re!!ident of Tampa, for . a number of years.

He served honorably in tlie United States Army and was a Purple Heart recipient.

Mr. Douglas was employed as a Carpenter prior to retirement.

He is survived by: his children, Booker T. Dennison, Alfredia Moore, Calvin Smith Alicia A. Smith, John Keith Douglas and Raymond Smith· his sisters, Lourideane White of Miami, FL, Addie Mae Singleton of Tampa, Aridean McCray of South Carolina, and Elizabeth S~tt of Miami, FL; . brother, Riley Douglas of Tampa· 8 grandchildren; numer~us nieces and nephews; and other relatives and friends. · There~ be a viewing from

3-6 p. m., Saturday, November 12, 2011, · at Wilson Funeral Home, 3000 N. 29th Street, Tampa, 33605. -

"A WILSON SERVICE" www.wiJson-funeralhome.com

BIRTHDAY MEMORIAM_

LINDA SMITH YOUNG

November 15, 1959 -April 23, 2011

Happy birthday, Mom. You are greatly missed.

Love: Denise, JaQuay, J. J. and "The Mama."

MRS. MAE FRANCES JOHNSON-WRIGHT

Homegoing services for Mrs. · Mae Frances Johnson-Wright, of 4630 N. Pompano Drive, will be held Saturday, November 12, 2011, at 2 p .. m. at New Hope Missionary Baptist Church, 3005 E. Ellicott Street, ofwhich Rev. Dr. T. W. Jenkins iS pastor, with Elder Jerome Heard, officiating. Interment will be in Rest Haven Memorial Park Cemetery.

Mae Frances JohnsonWright was born on September 20, 1942, in Tampa, to the late Bennie L. and Lessie D. Johnson.

Ms. Johnson-Wright attended the public schools of Hillsborough County.

On -December 27, 1997 she married (her late husband) Norman Wright.

Mae. Frances was employed by the University of South Florida until she retired in June 2003.

On Tuesday, November 8, 2011, she experienced victory as she entered the heavenly gates peacefully at Melech Hospice House.

, She was preceded in death by: her parents; sisters, Ida Mae and Lula Mae; and brothers, Lonnie, William Lee and George.

Mae Frances will be missed dearly and leaves to cherish many beautiful memories with: her devoted daughter, Carla

-LaShawn Coonce-Levy (Jack); ·devoted sons, Michael R. Coonce and Roderick Coonce (Sylvia); grandchildren, Michael R. .Coonce, II, James Coonce, Norman Black, Eric Coonce and Erica Coonce; great granddaughter, Ainiyah Coonce; stepchildren Reginald, Patricia and Joyce Coonce; devoted sister, Viola Alexander; brothers, Freddie Lee Johnson and Bennie L. Johnson Jr.; sister-in-law, Ora Dee Adderly; brothers-in-law, Peter Wright (Dorothy), Wilbur Wright (Mary), Carlton Wright (Lillie), Arthur Wright, Randolph Wright (Mae Eva), Rudolph Wright (Jennifer), and George Wright (Doris); special nieces, Katina Johnson, Viceloa Johnson, Valerie Johnson-Reed, Sharon Hernandez and Pamela Wright (Johnnie); special nephews, Henry Baker (Alicia), Paul Johnson (Angie), Shelton Danzy and Andre Johnson; great-great nephew, Kahlil Baker; special friends, Almatine Williams, Pearl Marchman, James Black and Koletha Baldwin; and a host of other precious family members and friends.

The viewing will be held on Friday from 5-9 p. m. at Wilson Funeral Home and the family will receive_ friends from 7-8 p. m. at the funeral home chapel.

The funeral cortege will leave from 4630 N. Pompano Drive, friends ar~ asked to assemble at the church at approximately 1:45 p.m. on Saturday.

"A WILSON SERVICE" www.wilson-funeralhome.com

MR. JESSIE LEE WILSON

Homegoing celebration services for Mr. Jessie Lee Wilson, 89, of 1516 E. 32nd Avenue, Tampa, will be held Saturday, November 12, 2011, at 11 a. m. at Greater Mt. Moriah Primitive Baptist Church, 122.5 North Nebraska Avenue, Tampa, 33602 with Pastor Ernest Coney, Sr. (Spirit of Truth Ministries), officiating. Interment will follow in Rest . Haven Memorial Park Cemetery.

Mr. Wilson, a native of Houston County, Georgia, departed this life, Thilrsday, November 3, 2011. Jessie was born on April 27, 1922, to the late Ollie Mae Sermon and Mose Wilson.

He was preceded in death by: his parents, Ollie Mae Sermon and Mose Wilson; siblings, Charles Wilson and Ruby Brown; and son, Ernest Rogers Wilson.

Jessie was a cement laborer for 37 years until. retirement, and a faithful member of Spirit of Truth Ministries in Tampa.

He will be affectionately remembered for his vibrant personality and laughter. He was always a joy and helping hand to those who loved and knew him.

Jessie was a loyal and devoted family man who treasured spending time with his loved ones. He was an avid baseball fan who enjoyed handy work in his spare time.

He leaves to cherish memories of hlm: a devoted companion of 67 years, Mrs. Mary Wilson, whom he married in 1944· Through their union, 3 children were born: Rubye Kilpatrick (Burnis), Lalita Watkins (Harry), and the late Ernest Rogers Wilson.

He also· leaves to cherish memories of him with: granddaughters, Mimi Wasielewski (Andrew), Anika Coney (Ernest), Kai Jenkins (Jody), Ngina Watkins, Katrya Watkins and grandson, Vernon Kilpatrick (Jennean).

He was the loving and proud great grandfather to Javian Kilpatrick, Nyla Styles, Shelby Coney, Kylen Passmore, Jennayla Kilpatrick, Kailey Jenkins, Cason Lee Kennedy and Andrew Wasielewski, Jr., all of Tampa.

He also leaves: nieces, Cynthia Carey, Katrena Stodghill (Henry), and Valarie Carey, all of Atlanta, GA; the Wilson and Haywood family; and a host of other loving family members, church members ·and friends.

The viewing for Mr. Jessie Lee Wilson will be held Friday, November 11, 2011, from 5-9 p . m. at Wilson Funeral Home, 3000 N. 29th Street, Tampa, 33605.

Friends are asked to assemble at the church at approximately 10:45 a. m., Saturday for the service.

"A WILSON SERIVCE" www.wilson-funeralhome.com

SISTER BETIY PROCTOR BROWN

WIGGINS

Funeral service for Sister Betty Proctor Brown Wiggins, who passed on Wednesday, November 9, 2011, will be held Saturday, November 12, 2011, at 11 a. m. at Allen Temple AME Church, 2101 Lowe Street, Tampa, Rev. Michael K. Bouie, pastor, with Rev. Gregory V. Gay, Sr., Pastor of Mt. Olive A. M. E. Church, officiating. Interment will follow at Rest Haven Memorial Park Cemetery.

She leaves to cherish precious memories with: her children, Deborah Randall and husband, Jeffery T. Randall, and Donald A. Jlrown and wife, Annee "Riki" Brown; grandchildren, Ray Donald Curtis, Jr. of Seymour Johnson AFB, North Carolina, Chanice Nicole Mack, Dr. Kara Brown Joseph and husband, Dr. ·Marlin Joseph of Chicago, IL, and Matthew Alan Brown, Tampa; great grandson, Ryan Curtis; siblings, Rev. Dr. James M. Proctor and wife, Rosa of Jacksonville, FL, Ernest L. Pr9ctor, Sr. and wife, Lee Etta of Tallahassee, and Wllliam C. Proctor, Sr. and wife, Patricia of Tallahassee, FL; and other sorrowing relatives and friends.

A native of Monticello, FL, Mrs. Wiggins resided in the Tampa Bay area for a number of years. She was a member of Mt. Olive A. M. E. Church and a life member and "Golden Soror" of Gamma Theta Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, inc. She served on various organizations in the Tampa area.

There will be a viewing on Friday, November 11, 2011, at Wilson Funeral Home from 5-9 p.m.

Friends are asked to assemble at the church at approximately 10:45 a . , m. Saturday.

"A WILSON SERVICE" www.wilson-funeralhome.com

Earth Has No Sorrow, That

Heaven Cannot Heal.

MR.DONALD FORD

Mr. Donald Ford was born on July 12, 1959, in Tampa. He was a 1978 graduate of Ro.binson- High School. He was a lq_ngtime employee with the City of Tampa Stormwater Department.

·Donald was loved by so many.

Donald made his calling and election sure, making Jesus his Lord and Savior long before his sleep, November 6, 2011. 1 Corinthians 15:50-59, Revelations 14:12-13 and Roman 8:1-17.

A memorial services will be held at Speak Life Church, 6509 N. Himes Avenue, Suite A, on Saturday, November 12, 2011.

. Donald was preceded in death by: his mother, Ella Mae Davis; and sisters, Betty Hendley and Carol Thomas.

He is survived by: a de- · voted fiancee, Teresa Bland (Teri); son, Jarvis Ford; daughters, Jeanett and Juantell Ford; sisters, Hue Ellen McQuay and husband, Reynaldo, Jacquelyn D. Majors, Bridgett Ford, Minnie Aiken and Mary Malcom · (Brian); brother, Anthony Ford; aunt, Fannie Thomas; uncles, Robert Ashwood and , Job.niJ.y Ashwood (Edwina), Gulport, MS; nieces and nephews, Sgt. M. Dubose (Gisela), Ft. Stewart, GA, Joseph Hendley, Sly Aikens, Jr., Madison, FL, Malcom Jackson, Maurice Newell, DwightDuBose,ConiJa~kson, Melany Foster, Ebony Gantt, Briana Malcom, Brishona Malcom, Tiffany Kierra Aikens of Madison, FL, Wanda Golden and Latesia Reed; 6 grandchildren and 18 grand nieces and nephews; Ashley Ford, Mandy, Tyrone and Monty; special acknowledgement to Elder Earl K. Davis, Sr. (Thomasine) for their daily prayers, encouragement and teachings; Minister Richard Thomas (Erma) of Alabaster, AL, for the daily prayers, calls and support; Mary Madison, Monticello, FL, for her daily prayers, calls, moral support and help with Donald's Baptism; LifePath Hospice, Abby Team; and a host of other sorrowing relatives and friends, Annette Jordan, lifetime family friend; the Jones family, White family Madison family, Pilcher family and Cail family (Roni).

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MISS MAMIE JEANETTE< BLUDSAW ·

The family of the late Miss Mamie Jeanette Bludsaw, would like to thank you for . the cards, phone calls, _kind words, food, visits, flowers and prayers during our time of bereavement.

There are not enough ·words to express our gratitude.

Special thanks to: - Rev. Michael Neely, New Grace Mary M. B. Church Ministries of St. Petersburg, FL,

. Florida House of Representatives Betty Reed, and the staff of Aikens Funeral Home.

The family.

THANK YOU

. WALTERB. PICKETT

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Walter B. Pickett, wouldlove to thank everyone for all the phone calls, cards, those who brought food, flowers or just perhaps said a prayer during our time of bereavement.

A very special thanks to: Zion Temple Holiness Church, Bishop Lucious McCray, Pastor; and Gudes Fu- · neral Home, Ronald Gudes, owner, you and your staff have been a blessing to us, job well done.

A special thank you to the Order of Eastern Star Ladies of Essence #321, Latrice Byrd, Worthy Matron; Ladies of Cultured Pearls, Tampa General Hospital (6K Floor), Sister Diedra Willis, Prophet Nathaniel House, Prophet Andrew Holder, Elder Michelle B. Patty and Sis. Bert Godwin.

May God continue to bless each and every one more and more abundantly.

May the work that our father has done, speak for itself.

Blessfully submitted: Felecia Demerson, Jenny Brinson, daughters; and Anna Mae Pickett Ellis, mother.

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"We" never thought the pain would last so many years. Grandma/Mom, you will always be #1 in our hearts! Love, the Johnson team. ·

BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE FOR MY BIG BROTHER,

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under the heaven. ECCLESIASTES 3:1.

A time to be born, November 7, a time to die, April 3, andreceive the greatest gift, everlasting life with the Father and feast at the heavenly banquet.

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IN LOVING MEMORY

KEVIN S. ALLEN 6/14/84- 11/9/02

Kevin, you will live forever in our memory; We are eternally grateful for your unconditional love and sacrifices. May you rest in peace. '

Loving family and friends.

BIRTHDAY MEMORIAM

GAIL HESTERMARSHELL

11/9/1957- 8/8/2003

Greatly missed by family and friends.

The Hester family.

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REMEMBERING YOU

C~"CHUCK"JORDEN

Two years have passed with everyday thoughts and memories of you. We stand strong knowing that God is the lifter of our head! (PS. 3:3)

Love: your wife, Ola (including a Wedding Anniversary Memory); and the entire Jorden family!

THANK YOU

ZEZONY SIMS ALLEN

Passed: October 12, 2011

The family acknowledges with grateful appreciation, all acts of kindness rendered during their hour of sorrow.

Thank you for your prayers, telephone calls, visits, love and support and all acts of kindness.

Thank you: husband, Leonard; children, Robert and Maurice; and the entire {amily.

CARD OF THANKS

MOTHER JOANN HIGHTOWER

With love, gratitude and heartfelt appreciation, we would like to express many thanks to. each and everyone who supported us during the transition of our loved one.

Your prayers, phone calls, flowers, food, visits and other expressions of love will never be forgotten.

Again, we say thank you and God bless each of you.

Joann Hightower family.

CARD OF THANKS

MR. RICHARD WHALEY, JR.

The Whaley family thanks you so much for your prayers, kindness and emotional support during the loss of our beloved, Richard Whaley, Jr .

We appreciate ·your loving expressions of sympathy and will be forever grateful .

With love, Josephine Whaley.

CARD OF THANKS

MR. ALBERTO ECHEVARRIA

PEREZ August 7, 1952-

November 3, 2011

Our deepest gratitude and thanks to everyone that assisted us during the illness and demise of "Papi." We appreciate your many acts of kindness.

In honoring his wishes, a family memorial was held.

Daughter, Kiara Echevarria, Patricia and family, friends, Gary Wbidbee, Anita and Terry.

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Suspect Charged With Two Men wounded Son 01 Popular Bails ~ In Robberv, B d G d D < North Tampa Murder shootinu on sman unne own ~

Hillsborough County Sher- into the m iffs detectives have arrested a shooting ::D man in connection with the res u It e d ::: murder of Michael Mas- in Jason saline. W h i t -

bn October 241h at 2:40 p. field, 27, m., deputies responded to a b e i n g call of shots being fired in the identified area of 2202 13151 Avenue, as the East. s h o o t e r MICHAEL

MAS SALINE When deputies arrived, ·after wit-they found Massaline~ 26, n e s s e s · .-----=:::-:-,.----, laying in the yard between two were in-duplexes. He had been shot in terviewed the upper body and was trans- at the ported to a local hospital. Deputies were able to speak to him prior to him being transported to the hospital, but Massaline provided no information on the identity of his shooter. He died later at the hospital.

A subsequent investigation

scene. Deputies in Osceola County arrested Whitfield, and

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he was charged with seconddegree murder with a firearm.

suspect Souuhtln .Club Manilla Shooting

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At 2:45 a. m. Tuesday, Tampa Police reported that as

' patrons were leaving Club Manilla on 7th Avenue, shots were fired. During the gunfire, five people were shot in the parking lot.

Two of the victims were transported to a local hospital, and the three others transported themselves. Police said four of the victims have non-life threatening injuries, but one is reported to be in serious, but stable condition.

The five people shot were Reginald McCray, 30; · William Lillie, 25; Norvis Heflin, 29; Ernest Everett, III, 19,.andJamarl Pringle, 22, who was seriously injured.

· According to a source who was inside the lounge prior to

·the shooting, the incident started inside.

"The lights had come on, and as people were going out, a shoving match started with a couple of people. It couldn't have lasted anymore than 15 seconds. The next thing I know, I hear all these gunshots coming from outside.

"The first thing I looked for were the police, and they got their quickly."

Tamp& Police Department spokesperson, Andrea Davis, said an officer was in the midst of the shooting and

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saw nothing because there were so many people.

Freddie Shellman, who has been a part of Club Manilla for decades ,

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said he was not at the club Monday night, and that was intentional.

"Monday nights are called "Manilla Man Monday," but others call it "Thug Night" because of the patrons that come. Every Monday, close to 1,000 people come and last week, the Fire Marshal came by and didn't allow patrons to enter because capacity had already been met. There were also 8 security people inside the club."

Shellman said the large Monday night crowds have been commonplace for almost 20 years, and this is the first time something like this has happened.

"The crowd doesn't gather until midnight, and from there, it just grows," said Shellman.

Detectives have analyzed surveillance video and have interviewed witnesses. No suspect information has been released at this time.

Tampa Police reported that at 12:40 a. m. Wednesday, two men were sitting in their vehi

. cle in the parking lot of the Charpal's Lounge, 3711 East Busch Boulevard.

Police said Justin Smith, 26, was in the driver's seat and Daniel Santiago, 19, was in the front passenger seat. Both had their doors According to the report, three armed Black males approached from behind Smith's vehicle·, with one of them pointing a gun at Smith, reportedly telling him to give· up everything he had. A second suspect went to the passenger side of the vehicle and pointed a handgun at Santiago.

Police said Smith gave one of the suspects money and was trying to remove his watch when he was struck in the mouth with the handgun. That caused the handgun to slip out of the suspect's hand and fall into Smith's lap.

Smith reportedly picked up the firearm, and police said that's when another suspect shouted "shoot them."

Several shots were fired and Smith and Santiago were both shot in the leg. All three suspects fled toward a vehicle described as a Nissan or Toyota, 4-door older model that was beat up and with a loud muffler.

Smith and Santiago ran to the front of the lounge to get help, Tampa Fire Rescue responded and they were hospi~ talized with non-life threatening injuries.

The suspects were . described as one with a light complexion and mustache, 6 feet tall, and weighing 180 pounds; a second brown-skinned, 5'6" tall, and weighing 150 pounds with long dreads in a pony tail, and the third suspect was described as dark complexioned, 5'6" tall, and weighing 160 pounds. All three suspects were

· reported to be armed with handguns.

The investigation into the robbery and shootings is continuing.

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DAMIEN TOWNES .... charged with second

degree murder

Tampa Police received a call at 9:50p.m. Wednesday of a domestic dispute in the 300 block area of East Woodlawn.

CHARON SHAW ... shot to death.in a . domestic dispute .

Waring later called 9-1-1 again, this time, operators heard her crying and screaming "Get your hands off me," police said. ~

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According · to reports, Leah Waring called 9-1-1 to report that she and Charon Shaw, 39, were involved in a domestic incident. Waring told police Shaw, her exboyfriend, was outside her home.

Homicide detectives were called to the scene where it was learned the new boyfriend· and suspect, Damien Townes, was responsible for the shooting.

Police arrested Townes, ~ 33, charging him with second- 0 degree murder. ~

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by Toby Scott).

Ivana Kirby, Arielle Banks, Chloe Jean, Ashley Kindred, Sheneka Georges, Tara Layton and Josie Joseph were in costume for the event.

Emily Walker took a few moments from the party to strike a quick pose.

DJ Def Jam kept everyone dancing with the latest

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Earnest, Alex and Ryan attended the annual event.

Church Hosts Pastoral Appreciation Banquet On Friday October 281h, members

of Bible-Based Fellowship Church of Temple Terrace hosted their Pastoral Appreciation Banquet. The event was held at the University of South Florida Marshall Center Ballroom.

The Theme: "The Man Who Stands & Speaks Out The Truth," Scripture: "These Things Speak, And Exhort, And Rebuke With All Authority" Titus 2:15. The music was provided by Forte'. .

The dinner buffet included grilled Atlantic Salmon with dill sauce, tossed garden salad, lemon cake and iced tea. (Photographs by Toby Scott).

Iris Metcalf, Pastor Earl B. Mason Sr.; and Kevin Williams were all smiles about the successful banquet.

Tony Doby, Frances Doby, and .Jennifer Meningall were special guests of Pastor Mason.

Lawrence White was among those who attended Pastoral Banquet honoring Pastor Earl Mason, Sr.

Forte' band members Jamaal Andrews, Bradley Catron, Janice Renn, Veit, Charlie Bertini and David Bynes provided the music.

Archie and Tanya Jerry dressed in African attire while Rudy and SkYna Young chose conventional black attire.

Tammy Austin and Petra Roach had a great time.

Laletrica Mathis and Gloria Britt looked simply elegant at the banquet.

Nathan Westbrooks and Travis Wilson fellowshipped after the Pastoral Banquet.

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BY LEON B. CREWS Sentinel Staff Writer

The public is welcome to come and watch the team practices at Temple crest on

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 6 p. m. until 8p.m.

The head coaches are: Willie Cash (Varsity); Antone Gadsden, Sr. (Jr.

Varsity); Curt Covington (Mighty Mites), and Mor- . gan Johnson, Sr. (Flag).

C With professional, col-ff: lege, and high school sports

getting all the headlines, youth sports teams get little attention.

Fabian Ross, CEO of the Tampa Bay Ravens, is proud to announce his teams have either won championships, or came in second.

The Ravens Mighty Mites (10 and over) and their first year head coach, Curtis Covington, were crowned District II Champions.

The Junior Varsity team also were crowned District Champs, and the Flag and Varsity teams were runnerups in their division.

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Jesus opens this section by addressing a law that was given by Moses. It was not His intent to say that the law was incorrect or should not be followed, but provide His

> followers with a complete way £5 of living. a: It was said an eye for an u.. eye; but I tell you if someone C strikes you on the right cheek, ::i offer him the other side (vv. ~ 38, 39). For many church a goers this is a difficult pill to en swallow. This really tests ~ one's spiritual growth and de.,_ velopment. iJ: The message Jesus was w· > w c w :I: en :::i m ::l D.. z i= w ...J ...J ::l

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This next verse points to the value of material possessions. He says that if a person asks for your tunic, let him also have your cloak (vs. 40). The tunic is an inner garment of their wardrobe and cloak is considered to be the outer garment that protects the inner garment.

Because people did not have a large wardrobe, keeping what they had was necessary. But when it comes to your service for God, these things are not worth fighting for. If that is what they want give it to them. Your life is more than the clothes you wear. It is better to please God than to hold on to stuff

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WEEKLY WORSHIP SCHEDULE

Sunday School ..... 9:30A.M.

Sunday Morning Worship .... 11 A.M.

Sunday Evening Worship .... 7:30P.M.

Morning Prayer (Tuesday- Friday) .... 9 A.M. Wednesday Night Worship

..... 7:30P.M.

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Pastor

"A Church Where The Love Of God Rows And The Holy Ghost Is In Full Control."

that will eventually fade away.

He makes His point more poignant. Jesus shows the contrast of how they are living based upon what they heard of old versus what He is teaching. He teaches a key component of the righteousness of God that separates believers from the world; love. The love of the church must be different from the love of the world.

Jesus instructs His followers to love those who persecute you, those who are your enemies, and those who hurt you. It would be expected to hate or not love a person who has done these things . But God wants to show a more perfect love by teaching us to love them too!

It is no glory to God for the church to just love those who are lovable. He says even the sinner does that (vs. 47). The church is called to do what the world cannot or will not do. He wants the church to show a more perfect love.

It is God's desire that His people show the world the love He has for His people through their love of the unlovable. The people of God are compelled to show the world a more perfect standard of living. Do more than

NEW MT. ZION M. B. CHURCH, INC.

2511 E. Columbus Dr. (813) 248-8101 or (813) 247-3899

REV. WALTER J. WilliAMS Pastor

Early Morning Worship-7:55A.M. Sunday Morning Worship-9:30A.M.

Morning Worship - 10:55 A. M. Wed., Family Night- 7 P.M.

For Transportation Call (813) 486-7890

Dea. Clarence Fort, Deacons Ministry

what the world requires! God loved you when you were unlovable, now you can return the favor by loving others who are considered unlovable.

You do not have to seek revenge; live life with a higher standard. When you please

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF COLLEGE HILL

3838 N. 29th St Tampa, FL 33610

(813) 248-6600

Visit our website at www.tbcch.org or Email us at [email protected]

God He will make your enemies be at peace with you! God has called you to a new standard of living, do your best to live up to His expectations.

Living the way God wants you to live will set you above the rest.

Morning Worship 11:00 A.M.

YPWW - 6:00 P.M. Evening Worship

7:00P.M.

TUESDAY & FRIDAY Evening Service

7:00P.M

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Host Thanksgiving Gathering The Needs Of ~ women Veterans -~

BY LEON B. CREWS Sentinel StaffWriter

Mrs. Sheilah Youngblood and Mrs. Ola Abreu, founders of" our Sisters, Our Friends," will be hosting a Thanksgiving gath-

. ering for everyone along with Rise Up Of The World · Foundatiop.

The event will be held November 2oth, 2 p. m., at the Ragan Park Center, 1200 East Lake Avenue.

Mrs. Youngblood and Mrs~ Abreu said they are expecting even a larger crowd than last year's event.

"No one will be denied, and all will be treated to live Gospel music as they dine on a Thanksgiving dinner with all the trimmings," said the sisters.

Ola Abreu And Sheilah Youngblood.

"This is not the time for people to turn their backs on those less fortunate. It is up to all of us to give of ourselves, even if we don't have that much."

The sisters will be funding this year's event on their

own, but do appreciate any donations to help them feed the large crowd that's expected.

"We will provide transportation to those who need it, and no one will be denied no matter what they wear or the way they look," said Mrs. Youngblood.

MOUNT PLEASANT-M.B. CHURCH 2002 N. Rome Avenue* (Corner of Rome Ave. and Spruce St.)

P.O. Box 4724 *Tampa Dr C.T. Kirkland, Pastor

Tel: (813) 253-57-14 *Fax (813) 254-1441 E-mail: [email protected]

Devotion By Mt. Pleasant Praise Team

EARLY MORNING WORSHIP AT 7:45A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL* 9:30A.M. MORNING WORSHIP - 11 A. M.

1ST SUNDAYS 5 PM- Family Series Hour (B.T.U.} 6 PM-Lord's Supper (Communion)

TUESDAYS 6 PM - Prayer Service 7 PM -General Bible Study 7 PM - Youth Bible Study OR. C.T. KIRKLAND, Pastor

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WEB SITE: MtPieasantMBChurch.org

"In these tough economic times, it's up to all of us to do what we can to help those who have nothing. If not for the Grace of God, many of us could be in their place."

If you need transportation to this event, please call (813) 650-6160, or (83) 965-5117.

GREATER FRIENDSHIP M.B.CHURCH 3325 E. Emma St.

Sunday School - 9:45a.m. Morning Worship - 11 a.m. Evening Worship - 5 p.m.

Prayer Meeting Tuesday- 7:30 p.m.

Visitors Are Welcome!

FIRST BAPDST CHURCH OF PROGRESS VILLAGE

8722 Progress BlVd., Tampa, FL 33619

'Church Office: (813) 5n-1948 • Pastor's Office: (813) 672·0389 • Academy Office: (813) 5n-5988 • Fax: (813) 672-0514 · • E-Mail: [email protected]

DR. SAM MAXWELL, SR., Senior Teaching Pastor

AdutVChildren Worship Times 7:30A.M. & 10:55 A.M.

4:J!:!!J1il!tllf .. Sunday -9 :45 A.M. ·Adult &

Youth/ Children Tuesday- 11 A.M. - Adult

Wednesday - 7 P.M. · Youth/ Children 7:30 P.M. Adult

A Satellite Campus FQ( Fa~h Bible Institute "Growing The ChLroh FQ( Global Change·

(Acts 1:8, Rom. 1 :8. 1 Thes. 1 :8)

-Set For Nov. 29 The Hillsborough County Commission on the Status of

Women (COSW) will host a Women Veterans Forum on Tuesday, Nov. 29, to identify and develop solutions to the unique challenges faced by women returning home from military service.

As the number of women in uniform active in ongoing conflicts continues to grow, so too does the need to address the vital issues of health. care, community reintegration, job placem~nt assistance, and education.

The Women Veterans Forum will be conducted at the Chil:dren's Board located at 1202 E. Palm Avenue, Tampa, from 10

a. m. to noon. The event is open to the public. Due to space limitations, RSVPs are requested by Tuesday, Nov. 22 by calling 813-276-2640.

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GRACE MARY MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH

3901 N. 37th St * 248-3779

ELDER THOMAS J. REED Pastor

Early Morning Worship- 8 AM. Sunday School -9:30AM . .

Morning Worship -10:50 AM. Bible Study, W~. - 7 P.M.

THE PUBLIC IS INVITED

HERITAGE CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY BAPTIST

CHURCH 14801 N. 15th Street

Lutz, FL 33549 . Mailing Address P.O. Box 273757 Tampa, FL 33688

REV. DELORES JAMES CAIN, Pastor

Sunday Morning Worship Services 7:45A.M. & 11 A.M.

Sunday School-10 A.M. Mid-Week Worship Tuesday· 7:00P.M.

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11530 Walker Road Thonotosassa, FL 33592

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November Celebrants

Your former Sentinel Lady, Mrs. Iradean Biggs extends wishes for a very special person, Mrs. Martha H. Kennedy, who celebrated her 87th birthday on Nov. 3, 2011. What a blessing. May the Lord continue to bless you with many more!!

Happy birthday to the November celebrants: Jade Biggs (Lithonia, GA), Darrell "DJ" London, Larry Roberts, Althenia Jackson, Angel Mosley, Angela · Murphy, Annie Jackson, Athelia Barnes, Barbara Hammond, Barbara Jean Little, Ted McNair, Bernice Johnson, Brian Cotton, Bruce E. Reid, Bruce Epps, Calvin Rucker, Carolyn Bethel, Celeste Debose, Crystal Watson, Daisy Ulmer, Darius

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Happy belated birthday to Mr. Francis Hanna, who celebrated his 86th birthday on Oct. 26 with family. The venue

was beautifully decorated; the afternoon was filled with laughter, games and delicious food.

Other October celebrants are: Diana Williams, Joshua Gloster, Teri Judge, Linda Copeland, Euguene Lott, Lakeishia Slaughter, Jackie Brown, Precious Hugger, Anthony Sapp and Osario Eggleston.

Sick And Shut-Ins

Let's keep the following in our prayers: Gwendolyn · Small, Willie Mobley, Mozelle DeBose, Sabrina Porter, Ida Boykin, Rev. Isaiah Baity, Sr., Ben Plair, Sr., Vinnie Williams, Alice McCarty, Mane Benson, Ebony Major, Johnny Lawton, Terrell Wallace, Henry Sanders, Lydia McNeal and Beryl Wilson.

Prayer Requests

Pray for everyone: Eloise Leeks, Phyllis Akes, Mattie Mills, Archie Mae Wright, Marie Benson, Geneva Lucas, Odessa Roberts, Bert Graham, the Philon household, Essie Channey and O'Miller Kelsey.

Sympathy

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Condolences to Mary traveled to Huntsville, GA, to of Progress Village (1966), Mrs. Turner, Eloise Griffin and spend the night with Andre' Marie Beard; Elizabeth family due to the loss of their and his family. They returned Gauldin of Carver, Wolff Ceo-sister's husband, .Sammie home on October 24. ter, early childhood (1970) and Vaugh of Griffin, GA. Alre' extended his visit with family members from Ft. Valley,

I extend condolences to Mrs. his mom, Eloise Griffin after Atlanta and Montezuma. Beauty Pittman and family her retirement celebration. He A musical selection was done members due to the passing of continued his journey to help by Andre', "Just Want To her sister who lived in Quincy, serve our country. He has vis- Praise You"by M. Brown. FL. The funeral service was held ited Iraq, Qwait and other areas Eloise thanked all and November 5, 2011. where duty called, blessing our shared some experiences,

May each of you seek the Armed Forces. telling the present and future Lord for comfort, guidance and Our special prayers for teachers you can touch students strength during this time of be- Michael Robinson, the son of if you take your job seriously, reavement. Roosevelt and Pearlie show care and compassion . .

Robinson who is serving in Eloise extended birthday New Saint Matthew

M. B. Church

On October 30, Rev. Alec Fitzgerald Hall, Pastor and members celebrated a glorious

. day with friends and family during their mortgage burning ceremony. The whole day was filled with spiritual feelings.

Church Anniversary

Pastor Andre' A. Wright, and members celebrated the 4th Church Anniversary in Douglas, GA. Someone may ask, "Where is Douglas. GA?" It is where Andre' A. Wright is founder, pastor/teacher.

The trip was taken by Eloise Griffin (his mom) and godmother, Ann Harris to share with Andre' his wife, girls and church family who arrived October 22nd.

Attending service on Oct. 23, they were greeted with smiles and friendliness by all.

Pastor Wright's sermon was from HAGGAI, Chapter 2:7,

Afghanistan. Also, Catrina greetings to her sister, Corhte Garza, and others serving our Daniely (Ft. Valley, GA), country. cousin, Aritha Scott (Tampa),

Honori:Dg45 Years Of Service

A Retirement Celebration was given to Eloise Griffin by her sons, Alre', Andre' and Frank on October 15, 2011.

The celebration was in honor of 45 years (1966 - 2011) of service with the Hillsborough County School Board.

The event was as follows: Social Seating and Mingling; Welcome was given by Alre'. Mistress Of Ceremony - Preceida Richardson (goddaughter) introduced the Guest Of Honor who was escorted by her sons. The Invocation was done by Pastor Andre' Wright of True Praise Baptist Church of Douglas, GA.

After seating the Guest Of Honor, dinner was served.

After dinner, there was a slideshow presentation that reflected her school years, memo-

and niece, Meshia (Tampa).

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was a celebration of pageantry. Five young ladies competed for the title of "Future Miss Bethune-Cookman University" at the College Hill Conference Center.

The members of the Hillsborough County Alumni Chapter sponsored the young ladies through the efforts of their annual fundraiser. The chairpersons were Jacqueline Grant and Gina Petty Sanders. Ms. Sanders and Anthony DePass were Mistress and Master of Ceremony.

The invocation was given by Bro. John L. C. Douglas and Birdie Under.; wood extended the welcome. Alvira's Praise and Dance Ensemble of St. Luke AME Church performed under the direCtion of Christie Jacobs.

The highlight of the evening began with the procession of the former queen,

Lady Kiana Burton, who was crowned in 2009. The contestants, dressed in full length gowns, and their escorts were introduced.

The first runner-up, Lady Marge' Jones was escorted by Roy Tolbert; second runner-up, Lady Mercedes Soto was escorted by Ja'Tavous Cummings; third runner-up Lady Jade Boone was escorted by A .. Lee Gibson; and fourth runner-up, Lady Ronnice Duncan was escorted by George Messer.

Future Miss B-CU 2011,

Lady Alexis Wheatley was escorted by her brother, Anthony Wheatley. She is the daughter of Anthony and Miranda Wheatley. Her sponsors included Michelle Brundridge, Andra and Diane Diggs, Bro~ Douglas, Molbert Scrivens, Charlesetta and Tavarre Simpson and Helen Young. (Photos by Sylvester Harris)

A dance recital performed by Alvira's Praise and Dance Ensemble of St. Luke AME Church, under the direction of Christie Jacobs (B-CU Class of 1983).

Little B-CU Buds (L-R): Tamari Brundrage, Julea Karnga and Deashia Christopher.

Music w as provided by Tom Robinson (B-CU 1979).

Marlon Boone (B-CU 1995) gave a m u sical tribute.

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Casseroles are a family favorite and can be customized to suit your friends and families individual tastes.

They are not just delicious, casseroles are great for breakfast, lunch or dinner and can be made in as little as 10 minutes or less .

And they are a great change of pace when you're looking to create a balanced, homemade meal.

Sausage, Egg And Chile Casserole

1 pound bulk ·pork sausage 1 cup chopped celery 1 small onion, chopped 1 each green and red bell pepper, chopped 1 can chopped green chiles, undrained 8 slices firm white bread, cubed 4 eggs, beaten well 3 cups milk 1 can Cream of Mushroom Soup . 3 cups shredded mild Cheddar cheese

DIRECTIONS: Cook sausage in skillet until browned. Add celery, onion and peppers and cook until tender. Stir in chiles.

Place half of bread cubes in buttered 3-quart glass baking dish. Layer with sausage ·mixture andremaining bread cubes.

Beat eggs and milk. Pour over all. Bake at 350°F for 15 minutes. Spoon soup over top and sprinkle with cheese. Bake 45 minutes more or until hot.

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A lot of people will be traveling during the upcoming holiday seasons.

Here are a few tips that will help keep , you healthy while on the plane.

The Problem: Dry Cabin Air

The low humidity in airplane cabins tends to dry out the sensitive mucus membranes in the upper airways where viruses and bacteria can take hold.

A Few Things You Might What To Do:

• Keep drinking (healthy beverages, of course). Ideally, have 8 ounces of water or fruit juice for each hour of your trip.

• Consider skipping drinks that may be made from airline tap water, such as coffee or tea.

• Also, ask for your drinks without iee when traveling from countries where water safety is questionable.

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Breath Odor Herbs. Fresh herbs like

parsley, peppermint and spearmint, are nature's version of a dinner mint: The strong oils contained within them help to overpower nose-offending scents.

If your bad breath just won't go away, see a dentist.

Body Odor Citrus Fruits. Citrus,

such as lemons and oranges, can help limit musky smells that may be lingering on your skin. The acids in citrus fruits help flush water through your body. And because citrus contains fiber, they move through your system slowly and flush out toxins that contribute to body odors.

White Fish. Red meat is associated with bad body odor, because it is more difficult for your body to digest. As the body breaks down the proteins in meat, your skin produces unpleasant odors. That doesn't happen when you digest fish.

Foot Odor Apple Cider Vinegar. ·

Apple cider vinegar kills bacteria and dries excess sweat, the two causes of foot odor. To remove foul odors from your feet , add a 112 cup of apple cider vinegar to a quart of lukewarm water and soak feet for 20 minutes; repeat twice a week, if necessary.

Cornstarch. Cornstarch is a good fix for feet because the powder absorbs excess moisture and neutralizes odor. Beat the stink by sprinkling cornstarch into your shoes when you get home.

Tea. The tannic acids found in both green and black teas will help keep your feet dry, thus preventing the root of your foot odor problem: perspiration. To help keep feet sweat-free, make a pot of tea and pour it into a tub big enough to fit both feet in. Once it has cooled, soak feet for 10 minutes. Since the tannins in tea are less drying than the acids in vinegar, you can try this remedy once a day. Note: Tea leaves may stain skin, b.ut a quick wash with soap and water will remove discoloration.

If you work in an office, then there are times when you're surrounded by sneezing and sniffling people and you all breath the same air.

While you may not be able to completely prevent colds and flu this time of year, practicing good hygiene and being ca'reful to avoid cold germs may help.

Flu Shot. Getting a flu shot is a great way to protect yourself against flu viruses.

Wash Your Hands. Simply washing your hands properly and frequently will help to get rid of cold germs you pick up from doorknobs, telephones, and keep them out of your body.

Wipe Down Germs. Take some time when you clean up your office to wipe down germy areas - light switches, doorknobs, telephones, your computer -with a clean!ng product.

Keep Your Hands Off Your Face. To prevent cold and flu viruses, don't touch your eyes, nose, or mouth with your hands. And encourage others not to touch their eyes, nose, or mouth with their hands - this is how germs get inside you to grow into an upper respiratory infection. That will also help prevent cold and flu viruses .from spreading.

Hydrate. General good health practices keep your body strong and ready to fend off cold germs and the flu virus. And that includes drinking plenty of water. Staying hydrated may boost a particular immune response to enable your body to better fight the viruses.

Work It Out. Exercise not only makes you feel· great and helps you stay fit, but it also boosts your immune system and can help prevent cold and flu viruses from making you sick. And warding off extra weight is important for overall health, and particularly helps to prevent flu and cold viruses from infecting you.

Take Probiotics. Probiotics are "good" bacteria that can help keep the body healthy and protect it from "bad" bacteria- and there's · even some thought that taking probiotics may help to prevent cqld and flu viruses.

Make Friends With Hand Sanitizer. Realistically, you can't always get to a sink when you need to wash germs off of your hands. So keeping a bottle of hand sanitizer handy is a good idea to help disinfect hands and prevent flu and cold viruses.

Eat Well. A healthy diet can strengthen your immune system - and belp you prevent flu and cold viruses from attacking.

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Whole Grains

They're loaded with zinc, which is vital for maintaining a healthy immune system.

Try whole-grain spaghetti with tomato sauce or brown rice with veggies.

Bananas They contain vitamin B6,

which helps your body fight infection.

Eat your bananas sliced over whole-grain cereal and double your germ-busting power.

Cayenne Pepper The active ingredient in

the spice, cayenne pepper, beats congestion by thinning the mucus in your nasal pas-

sages so you can breathe freely again.

Sprinkle some in soup or on a bean burrito.

Sweet Potatoes

They're one of the best sources of beta-carotene (a form of vitamin A), which your body needs to make enough white blood cells to fight off infection.

Eat them mashed or baked.

Garlic

Allicin, one of the active components in freshly crushed garlic. It can zap viruses by blocking the enzymes that lead to infection.

Use it in a Caesar salad, pesto sauce, or guacamole.

Chicken Soup

A steaming bowl of chicken soup reduces mucus and facilitates coughing it up. And it seems that chicken soup is more effective at the job than hot water.

To get the anti-inflammatory and other health benefits of produce too. Make chicken soup with vegetables rather than using storebought condensed soup or cooking with chicken alone.

Green Tea

Add fighting the flu to the · long list of green tea's health benefits, which also include fighting cancer and heart disease and possible links to lowering cholesterol, burning fat, preventing diabetes

and stroke, and staving off dementia.

Green tea is high in "antiviral activity against influenza. While all kinds of tea are made from the same leaves, white and green teas contain higher levels of catechins-the flavonoids thought to be responsible for tea's antiviral propertiesthan oolong and black teas.

Serranos; Poblanos And J alapefios Chiles/Peppers

Spicy peppers don't just help clear your sinuses, they're also a great source of vitamin C, which "has been tested in influenza A and been shown to reduce the incidence of pneumonia that comes with flu. The vitamin has antiviral properties and stimulates antibody production.

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Vitamin D has been a'hot topic in the news recently, with stories about the sunshine vitamin's many health benefits dovetailing with reports that suggest that many of us don't get enough of it.

Getting sufficient vitamin D can offer . protection against swine flu-the vitamin is believed to cause the production of antimicrobial "T1

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Herman Cain on Monday of making an unwanted sexual advance against her, saying she wanted to provide "a face and a voice" to support other accusers who have so far remained anonymous.

"Come clean," Sharon · Bialek challenged Cain, demanding he confess to any inappropriate behavior with her or other women. She is the first to go public with her allegations.

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male audience member following a speech he delivered nine years ago.

Donna Donella, 40, of Arlington, said the USAID paid Cain to deliver a speech to businessmen and women in Egypt in 2002, during which an Egyptian businesswoman in her 30s asked Cain a question.

"And after the seminar was over," Donella told The Washington Examiner, "Cain came over to me and a colleague and said, 'Could you put me in touch with that lovely young lady who asked the question, so I can give her a more tho'fough answer over dinner?'"

Donella, who no longer works for USAID, said they were suspicious of Cain's motives and declined to set up the date. Cain responded, "Then you and I can have dinner. " That's when two female colleagues intervened and suggested they all go to dinner together, Donella said.

Cain exhibited no inappropriate sexual behavior during the dinner, though he did order two $400 bottles of wine and stuck the women with the bill, she said.

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Supreme coon To look At life In

Prison For Juveniles

WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to decide whether juveniles convicted of killing someone may be locked up for life with no chance of parole, a follow-up to last year's ruling barring such sentences for teenagers whose crimes do not include killing.

The justices will examine a pair of cases froin the South involving young killers who are serving life sentences for crimes they committed when they were 14.

Both cases were brought by the Equal Justice Initiative in Montgomery, Ala. The institute said that life without parole for children so young "is cruel and unusual" and violates the Constitution.

The group says roughly six dozen people in 18 states are under life sentences and ineligible for parQle for crimes they committed at 13 or 14.

Nearlv Hall 01 Students In Grades 1-12 Targeted Bv Sexual Harassment

NEW YORK - During the 2010-11 school year, 48 percent of students in grades 7-12 experienced some form of sexual harassment in person or electronically via texting, email and social media, according to a major national survey being released Monday by the American Association of University Women.

The harassers often thought they were being funny, but the consequences for their targets · can be wrenching, according to the survey. Nearly a third of the victims said the harassment made them feel sick to their stomach, affected their study habits or fueled reluctance to go to school at all.

Court Refuses To Hear Texas Death Case

WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court has refused to hear an appeal from a Texas death row inmate who won a last-minute reprieve froin the . high court in September.

The justices on Monday turned away the appeal of Duane Buck, who wanted them to consider whether race played an improper role in his sentencing:

Buck, who is black, was sentenced to death for the fatal shootings of his ex-girlfriend and a man in her

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Salute to Veterans

Shaw-NufTalk extends a belated salute to all Veterans who have served our country in the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines and National Guard. Thank you for the service that you have given to the families of the United States of America. May the Lord richly bless each of you. Let's remember to give thanks and props to our veterans, not just on November uth, but everyday!

Public Forum Held On October 24th, the Lake

land Branch-NAACP hosted a public forum at the ColemanBush Center. A small crowd attended, asking questions mostly related to jobs and the high cost/rate increase of electric utilities in Lakeland.

The candidates who are running for the Northwest District seat are business. owner and current Lakeland City Commissioner Phillip Walker, Ricky Shirah, a business owner and Christopher Dobson, a surgical technician. Candidates for the Northeast District seat are Elliot Dorsch, business owner and Keith Merritt, who is a

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Happy Birthday To You · Belated happy · birthday

wishes are extended to one of one of the Shaw-Nuf granddaughters, Kristasia Coby, of Lakeland, who celebrated her special day on (Nov. 6th) and to Lakeland gentlemen, Pastor Bobby Shaw (Nov. 7th), Minister Grant Elliott, of Clearwater, (Nov. 8th); and local businessman Larry Mitchell who celebrated his special day on Nov. 10th.

Happy birthday wishes are extended to: Elder James E. Williams, III, of Tampa, (Nov. uth); Artis Dukes, Sr., and Sharon Moore, of Lakeland, (Nov. 12th).

Birthday wishes are also extended to: Shelton Faison, II, celebrating his Super 16th birthday on Nov. 13th; Pastor Sheila Green, of Auburndale, (Nov. 14th); Lakeland Gentleman Michael W. Johnson and Mother Christine Mack, of Clearwater, who will . each celebrate another birthday on Nov. 15th.

May the Lord continue to bless each of you with many more years oflife!

Centennial Birthday Celebration To Be Held

On Nov. 16th, Mother Lucille Bouges, of Lakeland, will celebrate 100 years of life! What a blessing! Her family is busy planning the celebration for this centennial occasion that will be held on Sat., Nov. 19th at the Lake Parker Gator Pavilion.

Happy Birthday, Mother Bouges! May the Lord continue to bless you with many more years of life!

Shaw-NufShout-Out This week's Shaw-Nuf

Shout-Out goes out to Auburndale High School students Mason Mills, Michael Shaw, II, and DeAudrick Stephens!

Congratulations, Mason, Michael and DeAudrick on your recent accomplishment in earning a position to represent on the Auburndale Bloodhound basketball team! Go, Hounds!

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The Rose Heights Elks Lode No. 318 and Temple No. 217 of the Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World (I.B.P.O.E. of W.) is making plans to sponsor its annual local Oratorical Contest on Saturday, February 25, 2012. For 109 years, the I.B.P.O.E. of W, a predominantly Black fraternal organization has focused on keeping , the Lame of Learning Burning for Education, by s~rving as a steppingstone to people of the community, with a major·emphasis on youth.

All high school junior and senior students are encouraged and eligible to enter the oratorical contest. The student must prepare and memorize an oration that is between 6 an<llO minutes long.

The oration must be chosen from one of five subjects that have been developed 'by the lodge. The first place win- ~ ner will receive an educational monetary enhancement award and will be eligible to participate in the district oratorical contest.

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The first place state winner will receive a $1,500 scholarship and become eligible to participate in the regional contest with an opportunity to receive an additional $1,000 scholarship and participate in the national contest. At the national level, the student will be in competition for a $7.500 scholarship.

The contest offers high school students a great opportunity to network and share knowledge with youth from around the world. Completed applications must be submitted on or before November 30, 2011.

To obtain an application and general information contact Diane Griffin, Rose Heights Elks-Local Education Directress at (863) 683-8830 or e-mail her at [email protected] or Joseph McFadden, Rose Heights Elks-Local Education Director at (813) 416-8799 or e-mail him at jemcfad[email protected].

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As a result of being unable to effectuate certified mail notice to violators of the City Code, notice is hereby given that a Tampa Municipal Code Enforcement Hearing Master has scheduled a public hearing on November 16,2011 at 9:00a.m. to hear the below listed cases which are in violation of the City of Tampa Code Information listed below describes the case number, property owner(s), violation address, code section violated, and legal description of subject property in that order. The hearing will be held in City Council Chambers, 3rd Floor, City Hall, 315 E. Kennedy Blvd. , Tampa, Florida. Affected property owners will be given the opportunity to discuss the alleged violations. Should anyone have any questions regarding these cases, please call the Office of the City Clerk at (813) 274-7286.

Please note that if any person decides to appeal any decision made by the Code Enforcement Hearing Master with respect to any matter considered at the meeting or hearing, they will need to ensure a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based.

CASE I 1().19229

CLG MAGNOLIA OAKS LLC C/0 REG AGT GARY GAUTHIER 2205 SAXON ST., TAMPA, FL SECTIONS: 19-46, AND 19·50 EAST TAMPA BLOCKS 1 TO 40 AND 55 TO 62 LOT 6 AND E 5 FT OF LOT 7 BLOCK 39 190972.0000

CASE M 1 ().23395 2306 2ND AVENUE LAND TR 813/10 ELSIE TYLER TRUSTEE 2306 E. 2ND AVE. , TAMPA, FL SECTIONS: 19-49. 19·50, AND 19-233 TRUMAN'S EAST YBOR

LOT 9 BLOCK 35 189423.0000

CASE I 11-63913 GONZAL.E2. VIVIAN HERNANDE2·MONGE, CLARISSA 913 E. 11TH AVE., AlB, TAMPA, FL SECTION: 19-26 LINEBAUGH'S SUBDIVISION LOT 3 AND VACATED ALLEY ABUTTING 198440.0000

CASE t11.Q5276 ROBINSON, EMMA C. 21 11 W. STATE ST., TAMPA, FL SECTION: 19·231 BENJAMIN'S 4TH ADDITION LOT 19 BLOCK 1 181352.0000

CASE I 11-o5782 YBOR CITY TARRAGON LLC C/0 TARRAGON CORP I Y. EDWARDS 1910 E. PALM AVE. , 8203TAMPA, FL SECTION: 19·26 THE QUARTER AT YBOR UNIT 2803 AND AN UNDIV INT IN COMMON ELEMENTS 189549.0412

CASE I 11.05865 TRIMARCHE, NICHOLAS V. 1910 E. PALM AVE., 8315TAMPA, FL SECTION: 19·26 THE QUARTER AT YBOR UNIT 8315 AND AN UNDIV INT IN COMMON ELE· MENTS 189549.0480

CASE I 11.()6030 VBOR CITY TARRAGON LLC C/O TARRAGON CORP IV. EDWARDS 1910 E. PALM AVE., 10203 TAMPA, FL SECTION: 19-26 THE QUARTER AT YBOR UNIT 10203 AND AN UNDIV INT. IN COMMON ELEMENTS 189549.0548

CASE I 11·06031 YBOR CITY TARRAGON LLC C/0 TARRAGON CORP /Y. EDWARDS 1910 E. PALM AVE., 10210TAMPA, FL SECTION: 19-26 THE QUARTER AT YBOR UNIT 10210 AND AN UNDIV INT. IN COMMON ELEMENTS 189549.0564

CASE # 11·06963 TRIMARCHE, NICHOLAS V. 1910 E. PALM AVE., 11106TAMPA, FL SECTION: 19·26 THE QUARTER AT YBOR UNIT 111 06 AND AN UNDIV INT IN COMMON ELEMENTS 189549.0606

CASE I 11.()6973 YBOR CITY TARRAGON LLC C/O TARRAGON CORP /Y. EDWARDS 1910 E. PALM AVE., 11113TAMPA, FL SECTION: 19-26 THE QUARTER AT YBOR UNIT 11113 AND AN' UNDIV INT. IN COMMON ELEMENTS 189549.0620

CASE N 11.()6985 PICOLLO, KEVIN E. PICOLLO, SHARON T. 1910 E. PALM AVE., 11118TAMPA, FL SECTION: 19-26 THE QUARTER AT YBOR UNIT 11118 AND AN UNOIV INT IN COMMON ELEMENTS 189549.0630

CASE I 11.07065 TRIMARCHE, NICHOLAS V. 1910 E. PALM AVE., 11206 TAMPA, FL SECTION: 19-26 THE QUARTER AT YBOR UNIT 11 206 AND AN UNDIV INT. IN COMMON ELEMENTS 189549.0650

CASE I 11.07067 TORRES, ALAN 1910 E. PALM AVE., 11209TAMPA, FL SECTION: 19·26 THE QUARTER AT YBOR UNIT 11 209 AND AN UNDIV INT IN COMMON ELEMENTS 189549.0656

CASE I 11.07162 TRIMARCHE, NICHOLAS V. 1910 E. PALM AVE., 11220TAMPA, FL SECTION: 19-26 THE QUARTER AT YBOR UNIT 11220 AND AN UNDIV INT IN COMMON ELEMENTS 189549.0678

CASE II 11..07166 TORRES, ALAN 1910 E. PALM AVE., 11316TAMPA, FL SECTION: 19-26 THE QUARTER AT YBOR UNIT 11 316 AND AN UNDIV INT. IN COMMON ELEMENTS 189549.0714

CASE t 11.()7347 TORRES, ALAN 1910 E. PALM AVE., 11318 TAMPA, FL SECTION: 19·26 THE QUARTER AT YBOR UNIT 11318 AND AN UNDIV INT. IN COMMON ELEMENTS 189549.0718

CASE • 11.on8o WALLOWIT2, LOUISE VASALLO, DONNA 220 S. MALCOLM CT, TAMPA, FL SECTIONS: 19-46 AND 19-50 BON AIR WEST S 20 FTOF N 53FT OF LOT7 116039.0050

CASE t 11.08608 CORTNER, GREGORY P.O. BOX 320425 . 2407 W. BRISTOL AVE., TAMPA, FL SECTION: 19·27 PARKLAND ESTATES REVISED PLAT LOT 12 BLOCK 2 117772.0000

CASE N 11 ·10396 RODRIGUEZ, FERNANDO RODRIGUEZ, LEYLA SHEIKA 2014 HEMLOCK ST. , TAMPA, FL SECTION: 19-50 EDGEWATER PARK LOT 7 BLOCK 9 199134.0000

CASE I 11·10508 SMITH, MICHAEL KELLY, CELINE M. 103 S. 22ND ST. , TAMPA, FL SECTION: 19-231 EAST TAMPA N 32.5 FT OF S 62.5 FT OF LOTS 1 AND 2 BLOCK 62 19 1029.0000

"CASE# 11·13022 LINDSAY, BRENDA J. 1531 W. ARCH ST., TAMPA, FL SECTIONS: 19-26, 19-49 AND 19-231 COLLINS PHILIP 2ND ADDITION LOTS 17 AND 18 BLOCK 3 AND S V.. VACATED ALLEY ABUTTING ON NORTH

178367.0000

CASE I 11-13054 LIPPE, HELEN ANNE 4502 WOODMERE RD., TAMPA, FL SECTIONS: 19-49 AND 19-231 BEACH PARK LOT 5 AND LOT BEG AT NW COR OF LOT 4 AND RUN NELY 35.27 FT SLY 170FT TO S BNDRY OF SAID LOT WLY 32.5 FT TO SW COR AND NLY TO BEG BLOCK 23 113763.0000

CASE I 11·13272 WATKINS, DON 4518 W. PEARL AVE., TAMPA, FL SECTIONS: 19-49 AND 19·56 BLACKBURN SUBDIVISION LOT 9 132370.0000

CASE I 11-13554 JOS D LONGO 20071RRTR 2113/01 % JD LONGO & A MORRISON TTES 618 S. WILLIOW AVE., TAMPA, FL SECTIONS: 19·50 AND 19·56 BAYWOOD SUBDIVISION W HALF BLOCK F N 75 FT OF LOT 8 AND N 75 FT OF W 28 FT OF LOT 9 OF THEW V.. OF BLOCK F 1 85138.0000

CASE t 11 -1391 5 MAGES, RONALD V. 6708 S. HESPER IDES ST., TAMPA, FL SECTION: 19·50 SUN NILAND LOT 4 BLOCK 2 138274.5000

CASE I 11·15688 FROCK, CLOYD B. JR. FROCK, ELISHA D. 2415 STUART ST., TAMPA, FL SECTIONS: 19-46, 19-49 AND 19·50 EAST TAMPA BLOCKS 1 TO 42 LOTS 8 AND 9 BLOCK 28 190798.0000

CASE I 11-16278 RUIZ, J. JESUS RUIZ, XOCHITL D. 2216 GORDON ST., TAMPA, FL SECTIONS: 19·50 AND 19-232 EAST TAMPA BLOCKS 1 TO 42 LOT 20 BLOCK 31 190869.0000

CASE 11 11-16673 ROBINSON, TIM JR. AND SARAHTR 12103 % TIM & SARAH ROBINSON TTES 4312 S. ANITA BLVD., TAMPA, FL SECTIONS' 19-46, 19-47, 19·49 AND 19-50 ANITA SUBDIVISION LOT 18 BLOCK 5 130407.0000

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT AND SECTION 286.26, FLORIDA STATUTES, PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS MEETING SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE AT LEAST FORTY-EIGHT (48) HOURS PRIOR TO THE DATE OF THE MEETING.

INTERESTED PARTIES MAY APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT SAID HEARING.

SHIRLEY FOXX-KNOWLES CITY CLERK

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HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY AVIATION AUTHORITY (AUTHORITY)

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS No. 12-534-007

Title Services

Sealed proposals for title services will be received from firms by the Authority at Tampa International Airport Offices located at 4100 George J. Bean Parkway, Suite 3311, Main Terminal , 3rd Floor, Blue Side, Tampa, Florida 33607.

Solicitation documents and detailed requirements will be available on the Tampa International Airport · website at www.tampaairport.com, Quick Links-Airport Business, Notice of Solicitations on Thursday, November 10, 2011. A MANDATORY Letter of Intent to Submit must be received by the Authority before 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, November 22, 2011.

PUBLIC NOTICE OF

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

PRECLEARANCE SUBMITTAL

CONCERNING REDISTRICTING OF

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY

SINGLE MEMBER VOTING DISTRICTS

The School Board of Hillsborough County has submitted to

the United States Attorney General a request for preclearance

concerning the redistricting of the School Board of Hillsborough

County Single Member Voting Districts.

A copy of this submission is available for public inspection (and

copying if requested). Public comments to the submission are

invited for consideration of the Attorney General.

Please contact: Hillsborough . CountY Public Schools,

Raymond 0 . Shelton School Administrative Center, Office of

Communications, 901 East Kennedy Boulevard, Tampa, Florida

33602, phone (813) 272-4060, if you wish to inspect or obtain

copies of the preclearance submission inclusive of any copies

of electronic or digital media, or hard copies of the same that

have been provided as part of the submittal. The submission_ is

available for inspection at the School District's offices d_uring

normal business hours.

If you wish to submit comments to the United States

Department of Justice, the address is: Chief, Voting Section , Civil

Rights Division , Room 7254 - NWB, Department of Justice,

950 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington , D.C. 20530 or by

calling 1-800-253-3931 . The envelope and first page should be

marked: Comment under Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act.

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INVITATION TO BID

Pursuant to Chapter 69-1119, Special Acts, Laws of Florida, sealed Bids will be received by the Director of Purchasing, City of Tampa, in his office until:

3:00PM ON 11/16/11 HERBICIDES AND INSECTICIDES

2:30 PM ON 11/17/11 CITYWIDE BUILDING GLASS REPLACEMENT SERVICES

3:00 PM ON 11/22/11 CANINE AND EQUINE FOOD AND SUPPLIES

2:30 PM ON 11/28/11 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF

STANDBY AND PORTABLE GENERATORS PRE-BID MEETING TO BE HELD @ 9:00AM

ON 11/17/11 @CITY OF TAMPA PURCHASING DEPT., 2ND FL., 306 E. JACKSON ST., TAMPA

3:00 PM ON 11/28/11 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF HVAC SYSTEMS

FOR THE WATER DEPARTMENT PRE-BID MEETING TO BE HELD@ 10:00 AM ON 11/15/11

@ DAVID L. TIPPIN WASTER TREATMENT PLANT, 7125.N. 30TH ST., TAMPA

2:30PM ON 11/29/11 MEDIANS AND PARKWAYS GROUNDS MAINTENANCE,

LEVEL VI, NORTH OF 1-4 AND 1-275 PRE-BID MEETING TO BE HELD @ 10:00 AM ON 11/17/11

@CITY OF TAMPA PURCHASING DEPT., 2ND FL., 306 E. JACKSON ST., TAMPA

3:00 PM ON 11/30/11 FORD F-450 CAB & CHASSIS WITH CRANE BODY,

SPEC. NO. 65-12

3:00 PM ON 12/5/11 METAL COATING APPLICATION AND REPAIR SERVICES

AT HOWARD F. CURREN AWT PLANT PRE-BID MEETING TO BE HELD @ 9:00 AM ON 11/22/11

@ HFC AWT PLANT, ADMIN. TRAINING RM., 2545 GUY VERGER BLVD., TAMPA

then and thereafter to be publicly opened and read . Bid documents are available at the Purchasing Department (Phone No. 813/27 4-8351 ) .

It is hereby made a part of this Invitation to Bid that the submission of any Bid in response to this advertised request shall constitute a Bid made under the same conditions for the same contract price and for the same effective period as this Bid to all public entities in Hillsborough County.

. Dated: 11/11/11 Gregory K. Spearman,CPPO, FCCM Director of Purchasing

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City of Tampa, 306 E. Jackson Street · Tampa, FL 33602

Contact LaVora @ (813) Fax. To: (813) 248·9218

or Email: [email protected]

MBEIWBEIDBEs WANTED

Brasfield & Gorrie, LLC (200 Colonial Center Parkway, Suite 200; Lake Mary, FL 32746; 407-562-4500) will be bidding the South County AWTP Expansion to 10 MGD Project (ITB-C-0008-0-2012/MK) project for Hillsborough County, FL Department of Procurement Services. Bid Date is December 6, 2011 @ 2:00 P.M. local time. Specific bidding opportunities are: Siteworklearthwork, Dewatering, precast piling, driven steel sheet piling, fencing, concrete paving, asphalt paving, precast concrete, Seeding and landscaping, formwork, rebar, masonry, structural steel, miscellaneous metals, finish carpentry, FRP fabrications, Dampproofing/fire caulking, metal roofing, steel doors/frames, FRP doors/frames, Wood doors, roll-up doors, hardware, glass and glazing, stucco, gypsum board, ceramic tile, acoustical ceilings, painting, miscellaneous specialties, treatmeJlt plant equipment, window treatments, casework, metal buildings, security systems, hoists ,and cranes, plumbing and mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation.

Please call Tim Clement (407-562-4656) with any questions or to get access to the plans and specifications.

WE ENCOURAGE MBEIDBEIWBE PARTICIPATION and on a case-by-case basis, would be willing to discuss breaking down or combining elements of work into economically feasible units, and provide assistance in obtaining bonding or insurance, and assistance with regard to equipment or joint pay agreements to secure loans, suppliers, or letter of credit, including waiving credit that is ordinarily required. We will endeavor to negotiate in good faith with any firms that request such breakdowns in order to facilitate participation.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, FLORIDA

CIVIL DIVISION

CASE NO.: 09-CA-001606

HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR NOMURA ASSET ACCEPTANCE

CORPORATION MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-AF2

Plaintiff, vs.

RAJESH BAHL, ET AL., Defendant(s).

NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that pursuant to the order resetting of Foreclosure entered in this cause by the County Court of Hillsborough County, Florida, the property described as:

LOT 3, BLOCK 37 OF HERITAGE ISLES PHASE 3B, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 90, PAGE 10, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, FLORIDA.

will be sold at a public sale to the highest and best bidder, for cash, on November 28. 2011 at 2:00 P.M. at the George Edgecomb Courthouse, 800 E. Twiggs St., Tampa, FL 33602 Room 201/202.

INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES WHO NEED A REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING ARE ENTITLED, AT NO COST, TO THE PROVISION OF CERTAIN ASSISTANCE. PLEASE CONTACT THE ADA COORDINATOR, AT (813) 276-8100, EXT. 4205 WITHIN 2 (TWO) WORKING DAYS OF RECEIPT OF THIS NOTICE. IF YOU ARE HEARING IMPAIRED, CALL 1-800-955-8n1.

Dated this 28th day of October. 2011.

PAT FRANK CLERKOFTHE

CIRCUIT COURT

By: /s/ EBONY McCLENDON DEPUTY CLERK

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Free Water Section 8 Ok (813) 44()-6440 For Rent Call 813-244-4551

Free Washer/Dryer 2908 North 17th Street With Lease 5 Bedroom/2 Bath

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Great Location Ceiling Fans, Fenced Block Home

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Only $685.00 WDH, CHA $775.00/Monthly

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211 - 850 sa FT

Only $675 WI H20

Available 11/4/11

Call Erick

813.376.8787

Apartment

3 Bedroom/2 Bath

Washer/Dryer Hook-up

$800.00/Monthly

Central Heat And Air

Section 8 Welcome

Call (813) 849-3265

41_5 East Forrest

211 - $650.00

3405 North 34th Street

211 - $600.00

402 W. Amelia

1/1 - $500.00

Deposit $100.00

No Criminal Or

Eviction Records

(813) 391-7046

DUPL~ES

Duplex

2 Bedroom /1 Bath, WDH

Refurbished Kitchen

Quiet Neighborhood

Deposit Negotiable ·

Section 8 No Deposit

Call (813) 503-0493

West Tampa

2 Bedrooms/1 Bath

$500.00/Monthly

Deposit Required

1st And Last

Call (813) 324-0214

Or (813) 933-6825

North Tampa

2 Bedroom/1 Bath Duplex

Washer/Dryer Hook-up $575.00/Monthly

$500.00/Security Deposit Section 8 Welcome

Call (813) 376-8664

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Move-In Special Tampa Heights

New 4-Piex

3 Bedrooms/1 Bath

Central Heat & Air

Extremely Nice

Section 8 Accepted

Call (813) 477-7734

Tampa Heights

1 Bedroom/1 Bath

Duplex

WDH, CHA

$600.00/Monthly

Includes Water

Deposit Required

Call (813) 778-1332

137th Avenue

Near 20th Street

Quiet 2 Bedroom

With Washer And Dryer

Water Included

$650.00/Monthly

Section 8 Accepted

Call - 813-956-5607

0 Deposit Required Section 8 Only

Newly Remodeled

Tri-Plex

2 Bedroom/1 Bath

Ready Immediately

Clean & Beautiful

Call (813) 917-4386

Near Fowler & Hwy 301

Spacious

1 Bedroom/1 Bath

Duplex

Laundry Room

$550.00/Monthly

W,S,G Included

Section 8 OK

Call (813) 968-1168

West Tampa Area

2 Bedroom/1 Bath

Duplex ' Utility Room, WDH

Near Busline

And Downtown

$675.00/Monthly

(813) 223-5214 Or (813) 363-6444

Sulphur Springs Area

2 Bedroom/1 Bath

Duplex

$500.00/Monthly

$300.00 Deposit

Call {813) 503-5321

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2 Bedrooms/1 Bath

$500.00/Monthly

Deposit Required

1st And Last

Call (863) 324-0214 Or (813) 933-6825

Duplex For Rent

3 Bedrooms/1 Bath

Newly Remodeled

WID Hook-up

Central A/C, Parking

Near Everything

Call (813) 546-7782

Section 8 Only 0 Deposit

$100.00 Move-In Special

3, & 4 Bedroom

CHA, WDH

Large Backyard

Nice Area

Call (813) 789-3879

22nd/MLK

Section 8

2 Bedroom/1 Bath

Duplex

A/C, Heat, Carpet

Burglar Bars

Fenced-In Yard

$650.00/Rent

$650.00/Deposit

(813) 886-6397

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Ybor Area

A/C, Cable, Phone

Queen Beds

Kitchen, Ceiling Fans

$75.00/Deposit

$100.00 And Up

Per Week

(813) 317-9872

Ybor Heights

Large Furnished Rooms

$120.00- $140.00/Weekly

Deposit Plus Security

Plus 1 Week Rent

Cable TV, Laundry

Single, Drug Free

Must Be Employed

Call (813) 247-4724

West Tampa

Rooms For Rent

Newly Remodeled ·

Full Kitchen, Furnished

$80.00-$100.00

Weekly + Deposit

Call (813) 476-8748

Room For Rent Ybor Area

A/C, Cable, Phone

Queen Beds

Kitchen, Cailing Fans

$75.00/Deposit

$100.00 And Up

Per Week

(813) 317-9872

Seffner

Room For Rent No Drugs

CHA, Share Kitchen And Bath

$130.00/Weekly

Mr. Austin (813) 362-7618

Miss Sarah (813) 27D-4047

Furnished Room

For Rent

Central Air & Heat

$110.00/Weekly

$11 0.00/Deposit

Negotiable

No Smoking Or

Drinking Allowed

(813) 39fHl599

(813) 526-3082

Busch Gardens Area Plant City

Fair Grounds

Furnished, CHA

WID, Cable .

All Utilities Paid

Next To Bus Lines

Quiet Neighborhood

$120.00/Weekly

Private Entrance

{813) 478-1286

East Tampa Area

Rooms For Rent

Clean And Drug Free

Please Call

(813) 527-5012

Rooms For Rent

In Quiet Building At 2913 North 15th. Street

Tampa ..

Stop By Or Call Henry (813) 727-0151

Room For Rent

Clean, Quiet

Utilities/Cable

Must Have Income

·$1 00.00/Weekly

Call (863) 214-1191

Furnished Rooms For Rent

Single Person

Free Cable, A/C

And Heat

$100.00 Per Week

No Deposit

Call (813) 562-3848

Move In Special University Area

Any Size Room

$100.00/Weekly

$400:00 For

One Month ONLY

Single, Must Be

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Room For Rent In Nice Home

30 Years Of Age & Older

Must Have

Steady Income·

$1 00.00/Weekly

$1 00.00/Deposit

Jim (813) 237-1810

Beverly (813) 235-7934

Jeanette (813) 230-6776

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Call Prince

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AUTO GLASS

Power Windows

Windshields $99.00 & Up

Power Window Repair

$39.00 & Up

Call Rob

(813) 325-6529

24 HR Service

Monday - Sunday

BEDS FOR SALE

Beds

Bunk Beds $200.00

Twin $60.00

Full $65.00

Queen $75.00

King $100.00 & Up

Call (813) 310-0991

BUILDING MATERIALS

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30x36- Reg. $15,850

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36x58 - Reg. $21,900

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Doors, Windows, Rails,

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For More Information

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(813) 495-3172

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Top Notch

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Computer Repair And Related Services

Call 813-695-7813

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HANDYMAN II

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Handyman Services

Specializes: Plumbing

Electrical, Painting House

Yards Mowed, etc.

For More Information

Call Clint Small

(813) 735-32S5

HAULING II

All Junk Removal

Furniture, Tree Debris Construction, Garbage

Or Anything Else

No Job Too Big Or Small

Fast And Reasonable

(813) 285-4674

We Buy Junk Cars

And Trucks

CALL J.R.

(813) 966-3501

Junk Cars

We Buy Junk Cars Trucks And Vans

Call (813) 784~8339

We Will Buy Your

Junk Cars, Trucks And Vans

Call (813) 478-5133

Or (813) 446-1947

$600.00 Cash Minimum

For Cars, Trucks And Vans

Any Condition Free Towing 24/7

Call (813) 410-8932

$700.00 And Up Cash

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Free Towing

24/7

Call (813) 403-0800

I Buy Junk Cars

Up To $500.00 & Up

Free Pick Up Of Old Appliances

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Call Eric

(813) 764-3968

CASH

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Lost Title OK

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(813) 695-2438

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"We Do Best For Less"

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We Haul: Debris, Limbs

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Phone (813) 245-9761

METAL

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Phone (813) 872-0927 Or (813) 404-9778

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Drain Stoppage, Cabinets

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Call (813) 325-4643

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No Job Too Small

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By Appointment Only (505) 459-9193

II REPAIRS II

S·& H Painting

Complete Home Repairs Experienced

Carpenters, Roofers Hauling

Harvey (813) 463-6492

Insured/Lie# 199701

Woodard Brothers

Residential Remodeling

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Plumbing, Ceramic Tile, Sidewalks, Patios

& Hauling

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(813) 446-3611

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Micros $100.00

Relaxer & Wrap $45.00

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Invisible Part

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Relaxer

$55.00

.$85.00

$45.00

Senegalese Twist $100.00

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Call (813) 322-4333

Or (813) 300-0404 Michelle Stylist

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Mattie's African Hair Braiding

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Call (239) 810-5894

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3702% Dr~ MLK Blvd.

Up Do's $40.00 & Up

Relaxer/Wrap $40.00

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(813) 247-4368

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813-418-9324

Relaxer/Roller Set $40

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Box Plaits

Sew-In Wewes

$85

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Call For Appointment

(813) 567-1429

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$20.00 - Blow And G6

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$80.00 -Weave And Go

Restrictions Apply

Call For Details

(813) 481-9765

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Welcomes New Hair Designer Patricia

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Plaits

Rochelle (813) 965-0485

Relaxer, Condition

& Tril)l $35.00

$99

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Invisible Part Weave $50.00

Duby/Feather Wrap Weave

$45.00

Dread Re-Twist $35.00

Walk Ins Welcome

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6211 E. Hillsborough Ave Eastlake Plaza @Harley Rd.

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Shampoo & Set $30.00

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For An Appointment

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Mrs. Pat Also

Waxes/Shapes Eyebrows

Facial Hair Removal Everyone Is Welcome

Caucasian And African American Customers

Walk- Ins Welcome

(813) 247-4288

Natural Hair

Reigns N Style 2202 W. Waters Avenue .

Ste #5

813-932-2102

Or 813-312-8883

Finger Locs $65.00

Loc Re-twist $45.00

Loc Extensions $85.00

Sew-In $125.00

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Comb Twist $45.00

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Hair Cut $8.00

Curly Twist $125 . .90

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(813) 735-8916

Walk-Ins Welcome

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12909 N. 56th Street Ste #301

Specials

Micro's $100.00 & Up

Weave (Whole Head)

$50.00 & Up

(813) 817-8063

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Booth Rental $75.00 For The First 6 Weeks

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813-932-2102 Or 813-312-8883

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1907 East Fletcher

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Phone (813) 506-9239

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Chervl Vickers Celebrates Her 50th Birthdav Recently, Cheryl Vickers

and some 200 guests gathered at the Clarion Hotel to celebrate her soth birthday.

Guests were sharply dressed in. 1970s attire. Afros, jumpsuits, Foster Grant sunglasses, go-go boots and platform shoes drew laughs, while the sounds of LTD, Rick James, Lakeside, and various old school music filled the air.

While enjoying finger foods , family and friends gave Cheryl tributes and well wishes and expressed gratitude her being in their lives. (Photos by Tommy Holt~n)

Birthday honoree Cheryl Vickers and her son, Terrell.

Birthday party guest with the honoree, Cheryl Vickers are: Corletta, Verdell, Ruby, Melody, Brittany, Lecinda, Joann, Monica and Darlene. -

Cheryl's uncle J. Rudy and Eric in T. and cousin, their '70s attire. Eric -Melody of New Jer- won the best dre_ssed sey. male contest.

came over from Orlando for the party.

These guests were Eartha, Donnie, Darlene, Missey and Tracy.

Mike Hodges was one of the birthday party guests.

Tammi, Ron, and Octavia dressed in their '70s attire.

Kenney and Elonya at the birthday party.

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The Bay City Elks Lodge And Temple presented its Purple and White Ball last month at the DoubleTree Hotel. The guest speaker was Dr. Rev. Charles McKenzie.

One of the highlights of the evening was the crowning of the King and Queen. Isaac Anderson and Patricia Pitt are the new royalty for the organization.

Wrestler "Rocky" celebrated with his fans at a local nightspot during a Halloween celebration. (Photos by Julia Jackson)

Gentlemen enjoying the celebration during a Halloween event are: Jerrod, Treman, Rocky, and Timothy.

Ms. Kitty, Ms. Devine, Ms. Precious, Ms. Kit-Cat and Ms. Vamp.

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