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Thursday, June 17, 2010 4 B Florida Hospital Mental health support group This is a support group for people in the community suf- fering from mental health challenges. The group is held at the Outpatient Behavioral Health Program at Florida Hospital lo- cated at the Sun Professional Building, 6719 Gall Blvd. Support group is facilitated by a licensed mental health counselor and is free of charge. Group meets every third Wednesday of the month, 6:30 – 8 p.m. For more information call Verona Bowen at (813) 788-0411 ext. 2801. Gulfside Regional Hospice adds support group in east Pasco Looking for caregiver help and resources or need the sup- port of others? Gulfside Regional Hospice has the solution for you with its free monthly caregiver support groups in east Pas- co. Beginning last month, a new day and time will be added at Florida Hospital’s Wellness Center. The new group will meet on the fourth Tuesday of the month at 2 p.m. at the center located at 7050 Gall Blvd., Zephy- rhills. Dates for this group include June 22, July 27 and August 24. Other caregiver support groups meet, second Tuesday monthly, 2 p.m. at The Edwinola, 14235 Edwinola Way, Dade City. Future dates include July 13 and August 10. Third Tuesday monthly at 10 a.m. at Westbrooke Manor Assisted Living, 6701 Dairy Rd., Zephyrhills. Future dates in- clude July 20 and August 17. Third Thursday monthly at 10:30 a.m. at Pasco Regional Medical Center in Classroom B, 13100 Fort King Road, Dade City. Future dates include July 15 and August 19. Fourth Thursday monthly at 10 a.m. at West Winds Assist- ed Living Facility, 37411 Eiland Blvd., Zephyrhills. Future dates include June 24, July 22 and August 26. All of these support groups, hosted by Gulfside Regional Hospice, will provide much needed resources and education to caregivers in need of more help. Attendance is not necessary at all of the groups; choose the time and location that fits your schedule the best. Topics and presenters will change monthly and this program is free to all residents interested in obtaining more education and resources to help deal with the stress that comes with caregiving. Reservations are needed for any of these groups, since space is limited. Please call Angela Arden at (813) 245-2372 to reserve your spot at the day and time of your choice. Gulfside Regional Hospice, established as a nonprofit cor- poration in Pasco County in 1988 and initially licensed in 1989, serves more than 400 patients daily. GRH employs over 250 professionals and has more than 550 volunteers, and is the only hospice that serves Pasco County exclusively. For more infor- mation about Gulfside Regional Hospice, call (813) 780-1235 or visit www.GRHospice.org. HPH Hospice volunteer orientation HPH Hospice (HPH) will hold an orientation for adults who’d like to be a patient visitor from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Tues- day, June 22 with continuation on Thursday, June 24, HPH, 37445 Clinton Ave., Dade City. The Dade City team will pro- vide a training Wednesday, June 23, 9 a.m. until noon for those 14 or older who are interested in volunteering at the agency’s Zephyrhills thrift store. Pre-registration is required, please call Diana Unger at (813) 780-6797. Food addiction meetings Are you having trouble with the way you eat? Today, there is a solution. Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous there are no dues, fees or weigh-ins. Meetings are every Wednesdays, 7 p.m.-8:30 p.m. at the Florida Hospital, (American Room/Base- ment), 7050 Gall Blvd., Zephyrhills. For more information please call (813) 355-4197 0r visit www.foodaddicits.org. Florida Medical Clinic Foundation of Caring announces a new cancer support group The Florida Medical Clinic Foundation of Caring is hosting “The Gathering Place”, a monthly meeting for cancer patients and their families. The Gathering Place meetings will be held at the “Healing Arts Studio” located at the Florida Medical Clinic in Zephy- rhills on the third Thursday of each month from 5 – 6 p.m. The meetings are open to those in the community who are or have undergone cancer treatments. The meetings are designed to provide an open forum in which cancer patients and their families can share their experiences, ask questions, or learn more about cancer and the issues that surround it. The Meetings will be geared toward the needs of the group. We can offer education, information, social connections or just a place to gather and share. “The Gathering Place offers me an opportunity to talk to others who truly understand what I’m going through.” The Florida Medical Clinic Foundation of Caring is a non- profit charity that serves the needs of East Pasco and North Hillsborough counties. For more information about “The Gathering Place” meet- ings please contact Keri Everlove White at the Florida Medical Clinic Foundation of Caring at (813) 783-9932. Alzheimer’s Family Organization monthly support group meetings in Pasco County Dynamic Seniors Adult Day Care will hold a monthly sup- port group, 4729Allen Rd, Zephyrhills,Tuesday, June 22, 4:30 p.m. RSVPor for more information call Teresa Warmke at (813) 782-8843. Heritage Park will hold its monthly meeting, 37135 Coleman Ave, Dade City, Sunday, June 27, 2 p.m. For more information call Mary Beth Lumbra at (352) 567- 8615. Zephyr Haven Health & Rehab Center 38250 Avenue A, Zephyrhills, Monday, June 28, 3 p.m. For more information, call Chap. George Carpenter or Kal- le Roderick at (813) 782-5508. Paul Weott, CPO Sean Russo, CPO David Budai, Jr., LOF PROSTHETICS • ORTHOTICS DIABETIC FOOTWEAR MASTECTOMY • Computerized Prosthetics Tracer-Cad • Specializing in Hard-to-Fit Cases • Free Evaluation • Most Insurances Accepted ATTENTION VETERANS! We accept V.A. Assignments on Prosthetics 6417 GALL BOULEVARD ZEPHYRHILLS 813.788.6879 Over 35 Years of Quailty Service Provided by Highly Experienced “ABC” Certified Practitioners Betmar BarBara J. Withers No storms to report this week. Most every- one is back to normal. Our local construction men were on the job helping to repair the dam- ages. We are getting our bottled water, batter- ies, extra medication, etc., to prepare our “hur- ricane” supply kit. President, Harry Taylor and security officer, Glen Marcum along with the other officers and trustees have done an excellent job of inform- ing the residents on how to prepare for, and be safe before, during and after a hurricane. Coffee Hour this week was opened by Lin- da LaFayette. Bryan was with Donna Sue while she was undergoing a medical procedure. She’s doing well, I saw them walking around the pond and she was in the lead. Barbara Withers did the invocation and pledge. Bill Russell is going to Moffat Center for more extensive testing. Bridie Clarke has suf- fered a perforated duodenum and had surgery Sunday night. Pete Whitcomb had a pacemaker put in June 9. Gloria Kopt is in Zephyr Haven and Collen Clarkson is in Heartland. Jean Ce- cil had her last radiation June 7 and plans to be here June 23 to visit. Hettie Sweigert is home from the hospi- tal. U.B. Weber is in rehab after a very seri- ous stroke, and he is doing well and hopes to be back home in the fall. Also Verna Lubier and Ed Holtzhouse need our prayers as well as all these other loved ones. Birthdays this week were: Audry Ronkows- ki, June 11, Frank Ronkowski, June 12, June Ea- ton, June 12, 86 years old, Barbara Lockhart, June 14, 91 years old and Lillian Campbell, June 16. Annaiversies were: Ron and Marilyn Reiff, June 12, 55 years, Mike and Kathy, June 9, 31 years and Ed and Debbie Dodge, June 12, 56 years. Lynn Reynes was visited by William and Helen Steinbrecher from Valparaso, Ind. The high score at Fun Darts Tuesday night went to Jerrie LaFaver with a 125 followed by Gayle McClellan with a 110. The winners of the Stars games were Jerrie LaFaver, Gayle McClel- lan and John West. Monday Golf Mixed League winners were: first place, Julie Miller, George Broadbent, Jim Rich and Fred Elkins. Second place, Marilyn Landry, Walt Semkiw, Dick Denis and George Lebourdais and third place, Claire Hart, Charli- eBauer and Jerry Chapman. Men’s Friday Golf Scramble winners were: first place, Earl Ball, Charlie Bauer, George Follmer and Bob Eichenberger. Second place, Harold Murray, Ted Puitz, John MacDairmid and Bob Trepkoski and third place, Ron Penney, Al Morse, Earl Shambo and Norman Dwelley. Summer spotlight this week is on Paul and Lucy Gagnon. They were both born in New Hampshire Paul attended the University of New Hampshire and graduated in 1955 with an Engineering Degree while Lucy was raising a family of four boys and one girl. He landed a position with General Electric and was there for over 40 years. He helped to set up plants all over the world. Lucy said it was especially interesting in Brazil where they lived for 1 ½ years. She quick- ly adapted to having a daily housekeeper and cook. They also lived in Puerto Rico and Mexico. Paul retired in 1989 and they moved to Bet- mar in 1997. They both work Bingo, What-Not and anything else they can help with. Thank you Paul and Lucy for all you’ve done for Bet- mar. Park News Zephyrhills Coin Club The Zephyrhills Coin Club will not have meetings this sum- mer, but will host a coin show on Saturday,August 7, there will be no show in July. The show will be held at the Eagles Lodge #3752 located at 4249 New River Rd. (corner State Road 54) at 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more information call John at (734) 925-2618. Tourist Club of Zephyrhills The Tourist Club, at 5216 7th St. in Zephyrhills, now has a summer schedule that is scaled down from the winter season. We will continue to enjoy our Wednesday evening ballroom dances at 7:30 p.m. The dances are open to members and non-members. We have live music and enjoy meeting friends. Our Friday eve- ning dances will resume when the winter season starts up the first of November. We are starting a Saturday afternoon jam ses- sion that will be informal. This will be planned for the first and third Saturday for the summer months. Hope you all will enjoy our activities. For information, please call (813) 782-2024 and leave a mes- sage. Someone will call you back soon. Thank you and enjoy your summer. Ladies of the Oriental Shrine A public card party is hosted by the Ladies Oriental Shrine Court 97 of Zephyrhills held at Bahr’s Mobile Home Park at the recreation hall, at County Road 54 East at 12:30 p.m. the second Thursday of each month. For more information please call Catherine Parker at (813) 782-6024. V.F.W. Post 8154 V.F.W. is located at 3954 Paul S. Buchman Hwy, Zephyrhills, Sunday 1 p.m. until 7 p.m. (or until sold out) Wings and Things. The meetings for the Ladies Auxiliary and V.F.W. are the second Tuesday of every month. Wednesday dinners by the La- dies Auxiliary will start in May, at Rte. 39, Zephyrhills from 4 – 6 p.m. or until gone. There will be a different dinner each week with a donation of $6. Dinners will be served by our volunteer cook Molly. Come on in, we love our veterans and quests. Eagles Aerie Lodge #3752 At 4149 River Road, Zephyrhills, the men’s meeting is held first and third Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. All members are invited to attend the officer’s meeting held right before the monthly meeting at 6 p.m. The ladies meetings are held the first and third Wednesday of the month. The joint meeting is held the second Tuesday of the month. All members are asked to attend. Activities: breakfast on the first and third Sunday of the month at 7:30 – 9:30 a.m. price $3. Bingo at 11:30 a.m. also pool tournament at 2 p.m. and Randy’s music trivia from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.; Monday bowling league at 4 p.m.; Tuesday darts at 1 p.m.; Wednesday Euchre at 1 p.m.; Thursday, Friday, Euchre at 1 p.m. You must try the fish fry it has become a favorite Friday night event, 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. the price only $8, Karaoke by Pat and Phil 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.; Saturday, Randy’s rock and roll music from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. We have a lot of activities going on this year so come out and join the fun. Zephyrhills Historical Zephyrhills Historical Association is located at the Zephy- rhills Depot Museum, 39110 South Avenue. Craft Day at the Depot normally held on the second Friday of each month has been postponed for the summer months, be- ginning again on Friday, October 8. Zephyrhills Centennial calendars are still available, with early Zephyrhills pictures and written history, a keepsake for future generation, are still available at the Depot Museum, the Chamber of Commerce, Main Street Zephyrhills and the Zephy- rhills Public Library. Are you interested in increasing your facts about Zephy- rhills history for yourself and future generations? Look for Gen- evieve Smith’s book, “Days Gone By,” a chronological history of historical happenings in this area. “Days Gone By” may be pur- chased for $4 at the Depot Museum, Public Library and Cham- ber of Commerce. All ZHA events are open to the public. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. For more information contact Margaret Seppanen at (813) 782-8405. Zephyrhills Elks Lodge 2731 The Zephyrhills Elks Lodge was awarded a Gratitude Grant in the amount of $500 from the Elks National Foundation, thru the Community Investments Program. This grant is awarded to each Lodge that meets their per capita goal each year. This grant may be used to address unmet needs in the community through charitable projects and events, which is what the Elks Organiza- tion is all about. The Lodge will also be offering fried fish, using our old style batter, or shrimp or chicken in a basket with French fries and coleslaw for $6. Dinner served 5 to 6:30 p.m.; music from 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. Karaoke, in the Lounge, will continue thru the summer every other Saturday. Bingo will continue on Thursdays, doors open at 4 p.m. and games begin at 6 p.m. The Lodge will also be open on Sundays, 1 – 4 p.m. Members and guests are urged to come and enjoy some of the special activities being planned; food will also be available. Zephyrhills Elks Lodge is once again helping the children at St. Josephs Children’s Hospital celebrate Christmas early again this year with its Annual Christmas in July. The annual gift drive is in progress; all gifts should be new and unwrapped, and must be dropped off at the Lodge before July 23. The Elks want to make this another great year for the children and to help Santa fill his bag with toys. For more information call the Lodge at (813) 782-4604. Disabled American Veterans Chapter 65 God bless America, our troops and keep them safe as they protect our freedom. We have a certified veteran service officer on duty Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. by appointment. Call (813) 997-3385 and leave a message. Conservative Club of East Pasco Congressional Candidate Speaks at Conservative Club, Ja- son Sager, a Jefferson Republican candidate for United States Representative in Florida’s Congressional District Five, spoke at the Conservative Club of East Pasco, at their recent noon meet- ing at Scotland Yards Golf Club. Mr. Sager spoke of his member- ship in the Freshman 50, a coalition of candidates around the country dedicated to fiscal and legislative responsibility. This non-partisan PAC is a simple platform of six reforms that Americans are demanding: Apply the Law Equally; Term Limits; Enforce Congressional Ethics; Read the Bill; Tax Reform and Balance the Budget. He asked voters not to enter the primary election in Au- gust without knowledge of who the candidates are or what they stand for or what the issues are. In conclusion, the people must stand up and become a link in the chain of the U.S. Constitution. Kevin Wright, candidate for Florida Representative Dis- trict 61 and Seth Weightman, for Will Weatherford also gave brief talks. Several new members were officially installed by Vice-President Dick Albrecht. Hygiene products brought to the meeting by members for the Samaritan Project for the homeless were collected. This project is headed by Vice-President Rev. Tim Mitchell. The project will continue with another collection being held at their next meeting. Club President, Joe Worrell, requested the membership place their signatures on the Conservative Contract from Amer- ica. This contract will be given to all candidates for their signa- tures and to pledge to advocate on behalf of Individual Liberty, Limited Government and Economic Freedom. The next meeting will be held on Monday, June 21. Featured speakers will be Judge Debra Roberts and Attorney Gerald Fe- renchik, candidates for Judge Group 4 and State Representative Will Weatherford. For more information about the Conservative Club of East Pasco call (813) 780-7328 or visit www.eastpascopoliticalclub. net. East Pasco Democratic Club The East Pasco Democratic Club will meet Monday, June 21, 7 p.m. The meeting will be held in Cream’s Deli on the corner of 7thAve and Church Street in Dade City. We will be putting the final touches on plans for our booth at the Fourth of July SparkleBration and a candidate fair to be held later in July. All are welcome at the meeting. Club News HealtH briefs 38445 CR 54 EAST 780-7353 FREE Delivery & Removal w/bed Set Order 15 Years In The Business New shipment just arrived! 3/4 BEDS ARE BACK 48x75 60x75 Short Queen ONLY AVAILABLE AT FLORIDA MATTRESS The Hearing Aid Center 6310 GALL BLVD. ZEPHYRHILLS, FL 33542 (813) 783-1249 Special Offer $329 WITH THIS AD. EXP. 6/30/10 $2.00 4 PACK BATTERIES REPAIRS $75 PARTS AVAILABILITY IN THE EAR HEARING AIDS

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Florida Hospital Mental health support group Thisisasupportgroupforpeopleinthecommunitysuf-feringfrommentalhealthchallenges.ThegroupisheldattheOutpatientBehavioralHealthProgramatFloridaHospitallo-catedattheSunProfessionalBuilding,6719GallBlvd.Supportgroupisfacilitatedbyalicensedmentalhealthcounselorandis freeofcharge.Groupmeetsevery thirdWednesdayof themonth,6:30–8p.m.FormoreinformationcallVeronaBowenat(813)788-0411ext.2801.

Gulfside Regional Hospice addssupport group in east Pasco

Lookingforcaregiverhelpandresourcesorneedthesup-portofothers?GulfsideRegionalHospicehasthesolutionforyouwithitsfreemonthlycaregiversupportgroupsineastPas-co.Beginninglastmonth,anewdayandtimewillbeaddedatFloridaHospital’sWellnessCenter. The new group will meet on the fourth Tuesday of themonthat2p.m.atthecenterlocatedat7050GallBlvd.,Zephy-rhills.DatesforthisgroupincludeJune22,July27andAugust24. Other caregiver support groupsmeet, second Tuesdaymonthly,2p.m.atTheEdwinola,14235EdwinolaWay,DadeCity.FuturedatesincludeJuly13andAugust10. ThirdTuesdaymonthly at 10 a.m. atWestbrookeManorAssistedLiving,6701DairyRd.,Zephyrhills.Futuredatesin-cludeJuly20andAugust17. ThirdThursdaymonthly at 10:30 a.m. atPascoRegionalMedicalCenter inClassroomB,13100FortKingRoad,DadeCity.FuturedatesincludeJuly15andAugust19.

FourthThursdaymonthlyat10a.m.atWestWindsAssist-edLivingFacility,37411EilandBlvd.,Zephyrhills.FuturedatesincludeJune24,July22andAugust26. Allofthesesupportgroups,hostedbyGulfsideRegionalHospice,willprovidemuchneededresourcesandeducationtocaregiversinneedofmorehelp.Attendanceisnotnecessaryatallofthegroups;choosethetimeandlocationthatfitsyourschedulethebest.Topicsandpresenterswillchangemonthlyandthisprogramisfreetoallresidentsinterestedinobtainingmoreeducationandresourcestohelpdealwiththestressthatcomeswithcaregiving. Reservations are needed for any of these groups, sincespaceislimited.PleasecallAngelaArdenat(813)245-2372toreserveyourspotatthedayandtimeofyourchoice. GulfsideRegionalHospice,establishedasanonprofitcor-porationinPascoCountyin1988andinitiallylicensedin1989,servesmore than 400 patients daily.GRH employs over 250professionalsandhasmorethan550volunteers,andistheonlyhospicethatservesPascoCountyexclusively.Formoreinfor-mationaboutGulfsideRegionalHospice,call(813)780-1235orvisitwww.GRHospice.org.

HPH Hospice volunteer orientation HPHHospice (HPH)will hold an orientation for adultswho’dliketobeapatientvisitorfrom9a.m.to4p.m.onTues-day, June 22with continuation on Thursday, June 24, HPH,37445ClintonAve.,DadeCity.TheDadeCityteamwillpro-videatrainingWednesday,June23,9a.m.untilnoonforthose14orolderwhoareinterestedinvolunteeringattheagency’sZephyrhillsthriftstore. Pre-registration is required, please call Diana Unger at(813)780-6797.

Food addiction meetings Areyouhavingtroublewiththewayyoueat?Today,thereisasolution.FoodAddictsinRecoveryAnonymoustherearenodues,feesorweigh-ins.MeetingsareeveryWednesdays,7p.m.-8:30p.m.attheFloridaHospital,(AmericanRoom/Base-

ment),7050GallBlvd.,Zephyrhills. For more information please call (813) 355-4197 0r visitwww.foodaddicits.org.

Florida Medical Clinic Foundation ofCaring announces a new cancer support group

TheFloridaMedicalClinicFoundationofCaringishosting“TheGatheringPlace”,amonthlymeetingforcancerpatientsandtheirfamilies. TheGatheringPlacemeetingswillbeheldatthe“HealingArtsStudio” locatedat theFloridaMedicalClinic inZephy-rhillsonthethirdThursdayofeachmonthfrom5–6p.m. The meetings are open to those in the community whoare or haveundergone cancer treatments. Themeetings aredesignedtoprovideanopenforuminwhichcancerpatientsandtheirfamiliescansharetheirexperiences,askquestions,orlearnmoreaboutcancerandtheissuesthatsurroundit. TheMeetingswillbegearedtowardtheneedsofthegroup.Wecanoffereducation,information,socialconnectionsorjustaplacetogatherandshare. “TheGatheringPlaceoffersmeanopportunitytotalktootherswhotrulyunderstandwhatI’mgoingthrough.” TheFloridaMedicalClinicFoundationofCaringisanon-profit charity that serves the needs of East Pasco andNorthHillsboroughcounties. Formoreinformationabout“TheGatheringPlace”meet-ingspleasecontactKeriEverloveWhiteattheFloridaMedicalClinicFoundationofCaringat(813)783-9932.

Alzheimer’s Family Organization monthlysupport group meetings in Pasco County

DynamicSeniorsAdultDayCarewillholdamonthlysup-portgroup,4729AllenRd,Zephyrhills,Tuesday,June22,4:30p.m. RSVPorformoreinformationcallTeresaWarmkeat(813)782-8843.HeritageParkwillholditsmonthlymeeting,37135ColemanAve,DadeCity,Sunday,June27,2p.m. FormoreinformationcallMaryBethLumbraat(352)567-8615. ZephyrHavenHealth&RehabCenter 38250AvenueA,Zephyrhills,Monday,June28,3p.m. Formoreinformation,callChap.GeorgeCarpenterorKal-leRoderickat(813)782-5508.

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Nostormstoreportthisweek.Mostevery-one is back tonormal.Our local constructionmenwereonthejobhelpingtorepairthedam-ages.Wearegettingourbottledwater,batter-ies,extramedication,etc.,toprepareour“hur-ricane”supplykit. President,HarryTaylorandsecurityofficer,GlenMarcumalongwiththeotherofficersandtrusteeshavedoneanexcellent jobof inform-ingtheresidentsonhowtopreparefor,andbesafebefore,duringandafterahurricane. CoffeeHourthisweekwasopenedbyLin-daLaFayette.BryanwaswithDonnaSuewhileshewasundergoingamedicalprocedure.She’sdoing well, I saw them walking around thepondandshewasinthelead.BarbaraWithers

didtheinvocationandpledge. Bill Russell is going to Moffat Center formore extensive testing.BridieClarkehas suf-feredaperforatedduodenumandhadsurgerySundaynight.PeteWhitcombhadapacemakerputinJune9.GloriaKoptisinZephyrHavenandCollenClarksonisinHeartland.JeanCe-cilhadherlastradiationJune7andplanstobehereJune23tovisit. Hettie Sweigert is home from the hospi-tal. U.B.Weber is in rehab after a very seri-ousstroke,andheisdoingwellandhopestobebackhomeinthefall.AlsoVernaLubierandEdHoltzhouseneedourprayersaswellasalltheseotherlovedones. Birthdaysthisweekwere:AudryRonkows-ki,June11,FrankRonkowski,June12,JuneEa-ton, June 12, 86 years old, Barbara Lockhart,June14,91yearsoldandLillianCampbell,June16.Annaiversieswere:RonandMarilynReiff,June12,55years,MikeandKathy, June9, 31

years andEd andDebbieDodge, June 12, 56years. Lynn Reynes was visited byWilliam andHelenSteinbrecherfromValparaso,Ind. ThehighscoreatFunDartsTuesdaynightwenttoJerrieLaFaverwitha125followedbyGayleMcClellanwitha110.ThewinnersoftheStarsgameswereJerrieLaFaver,GayleMcClel-lanandJohnWest. MondayGolfMixedLeaguewinnerswere:firstplace,JulieMiller,GeorgeBroadbent,JimRich and Fred Elkins. Second place, MarilynLandry,WaltSemkiw,DickDenisandGeorgeLebourdaisandthirdplace,ClaireHart,Charli-eBauerandJerryChapman. Men’sFridayGolfScramblewinnerswere:first place, Earl Ball, Charlie Bauer, GeorgeFollmer and Bob Eichenberger. Second place,HaroldMurray, Ted Puitz, JohnMacDairmidandBobTrepkoskiandthirdplace,RonPenney,AlMorse,EarlShamboandNormanDwelley.

SummerspotlightthisweekisonPaulandLucy Gagnon. They were both born in NewHampshire Paul attended the University ofNewHampshire and graduated in 1955withanEngineeringDegreewhileLucywasraisingafamilyoffourboysandonegirl. HelandedapositionwithGeneralElectricandwasthereforover40years.Hehelpedtosetupplantsallovertheworld. Lucy said it was especially interesting inBrazilwheretheylivedfor1½years.Shequick-lyadaptedtohavingadailyhousekeeperandcook. TheyalsolivedinPuertoRicoandMexico. Paulretiredin1989andtheymovedtoBet-marin1997.TheybothworkBingo,What-Notand anything else they can helpwith. ThankyouPaulandLucyforallyou’vedoneforBet-mar.

Park News

Zephyrhills Coin Club TheZephyrhillsCoinClubwillnothavemeetingsthissum-mer,butwillhostacoinshowonSaturday,August7,therewillbenoshowinJuly.TheshowwillbeheldattheEaglesLodge#3752locatedat4249NewRiverRd.(cornerStateRoad54)at8a.m.to1p.m. FormoreinformationcallJohnat(734)925-2618.

Tourist Club of Zephyrhills TheTouristClub,at52167thSt.inZephyrhills,nowhasasummerschedulethatisscaleddownfromthewinterseason.WewillcontinuetoenjoyourWednesdayeveningballroomdancesat7:30p.m.Thedancesareopentomembersandnon-members.Wehavelivemusicandenjoymeetingfriends.OurFridayeve-ningdanceswillresumewhenthewinterseasonstartsupthefirstofNovember.WearestartingaSaturdayafternoonjamses-sionthatwillbeinformal.ThiswillbeplannedforthefirstandthirdSaturdayforthesummermonths.Hopeyouallwillenjoyouractivities. Forinformation,pleasecall(813)782-2024andleaveames-sage. Someonewill call youback soon.Thankyouand enjoyyoursummer.

Ladies of the Oriental Shrine ApubliccardpartyishostedbytheLadiesOrientalShrineCourt97ofZephyrhillsheldatBahr’sMobileHomeParkattherecreationhall,atCountyRoad54Eastat12:30p.m.thesecondThursdayofeachmonth. FormoreinformationpleasecallCatherineParkerat(813)782-6024.

V.F.W. Post 8154 V.F.W.islocatedat3954PaulS.BuchmanHwy,Zephyrhills,Sunday1p.m.until7p.m.(oruntilsoldout)WingsandThings. Themeetings for theLadiesAuxiliary andV.F.W. are thesecondTuesdayofeverymonth.WednesdaydinnersbytheLa-diesAuxiliarywillstartinMay,atRte.39,Zephyrhillsfrom4–6p.m.oruntilgone.Therewillbeadifferentdinnereachweekwithadonationof$6.DinnerswillbeservedbyourvolunteercookMolly.Comeonin,weloveourveteransandquests.

Eagles Aerie Lodge #3752 At4149RiverRoad,Zephyrhills,themen’smeetingisheldfirst and thirdTuesdayof eachmonthat 7p.m.Allmembersareinvitedtoattendtheofficer’smeetingheldrightbeforethemonthlymeetingat6p.m.TheladiesmeetingsareheldthefirstandthirdWednesdayofthemonth.ThejointmeetingisheldthesecondTuesdayofthemonth.Allmembersareaskedtoattend. Activities: breakfast on the first and third Sunday of themonthat7:30–9:30a.m.price$3.Bingoat11:30a.m.alsopooltournamentat2p.m.andRandy’smusictriviafrom2p.m.to6p.m.;Mondaybowlingleagueat4p.m.;Tuesdaydartsat1p.m.;WednesdayEuchreat1p.m.;Thursday,Friday,Euchreat1p.m.

YoumusttrythefishfryithasbecomeafavoriteFridaynightevent,4p.m.to7p.m.thepriceonly$8,KaraokebyPatandPhil7p.m.to11p.m.;Saturday,Randy’srockandrollmusicfrom3p.m.to6p.m. Wehavea lotofactivitiesgoingonthisyearsocomeoutandjointhefun.

Zephyrhills Historical ZephyrhillsHistoricalAssociationislocatedattheZephy-rhillsDepotMuseum,39110SouthAvenue. CraftDayattheDepotnormallyheldonthesecondFridayofeachmonthhasbeenpostponedforthesummermonths,be-ginningagainonFriday,October8. Zephyrhills Centennial calendars are still available, withearlyZephyrhills pictures andwritten history, a keepsake forfuturegeneration,arestillavailableattheDepotMuseum,theChamberofCommerce,MainStreetZephyrhillsandtheZephy-rhillsPublicLibrary. Are you interested in increasing your facts aboutZephy-rhillshistoryforyourselfandfuturegenerations?LookforGen-evieveSmith’sbook,“DaysGoneBy,”achronologicalhistoryofhistoricalhappeningsinthisarea.“DaysGoneBy”maybepur-chasedfor$4attheDepotMuseum,PublicLibraryandCham-berofCommerce. AllZHAeventsareopentothepublic.Everyoneiscordiallyinvitedtoattend. Formore informationcontactMargaretSeppanenat (813)782-8405.

Zephyrhills Elks Lodge 2731 TheZephyrhillsElksLodgewasawardedaGratitudeGrantintheamountof$500fromtheElksNationalFoundation,thrutheCommunityInvestmentsProgram.ThisgrantisawardedtoeachLodgethatmeetstheirpercapitagoaleachyear.Thisgrantmaybeusedtoaddressunmetneedsinthecommunitythroughcharitableprojectsandevents,whichiswhattheElksOrganiza-tionisallabout. TheLodgewillalsobeofferingfriedfish,usingouroldstylebatter,or shrimporchicken inabasketwithFrench friesandcoleslawfor$6.Dinnerserved5to6:30p.m.;musicfrom6:30-9:30p.m.Karaoke,intheLounge,willcontinuethruthesummereveryotherSaturday.BingowillcontinueonThursdays,doorsopenat4p.m.andgamesbeginat6p.m.TheLodgewillalsobeopenonSundays,1–4p.m.Membersandguestsareurgedtocomeandenjoysomeofthespecialactivitiesbeingplanned;foodwillalsobeavailable. ZephyrhillsElksLodgeisonceagainhelpingthechildrenatSt.JosephsChildren’sHospitalcelebrateChristmasearlyagainthisyearwithitsAnnualChristmasinJuly.Theannualgiftdriveisinprogress;allgiftsshouldbenewandunwrapped,andmustbedroppedoff at theLodgebefore July23.TheElkswant tomakethisanothergreatyearforthechildrenandtohelpSantafillhisbagwithtoys. FormoreinformationcalltheLodgeat(813)782-4604.

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GodblessAmerica,ourtroopsandkeepthemsafeastheyprotectourfreedom. WehaveacertifiedveteranserviceofficerondutyMonday,WednesdayandFriday,9a.m. to2p.m.byappointment.Call(813)997-3385andleaveamessage.

Conservative Club of East Pasco CongressionalCandidateSpeaksatConservativeClub,Ja-son Sager, a JeffersonRepublican candidate forUnited StatesRepresentativeinFlorida’sCongressionalDistrictFive,spokeattheConservativeClubofEastPasco,attheirrecentnoonmeet-ingatScotlandYardsGolfClub.Mr.Sagerspokeofhismember-ship in theFreshman50, a coalitionof candidatesaround thecountrydedicatedtofiscalandlegislativeresponsibility. Thisnon-partisanPACisasimpleplatformofsixreformsthatAmericansaredemanding:Apply theLawEqually;TermLimits;EnforceCongressionalEthics;ReadtheBill;TaxReformandBalancetheBudget. He asked voters not to enter the primary election inAu-gustwithoutknowledgeofwhothecandidatesareorwhattheystandfororwhattheissuesare.Inconclusion,thepeoplemuststandupandbecomealinkinthechainoftheU.S.Constitution. Kevin Wright, candidate for Florida Representative Dis-trict 61 and SethWeightman, forWillWeatherford also gavebrief talks. Several newmembers were officially installed byVice-PresidentDickAlbrecht.HygieneproductsbroughttothemeetingbymembersfortheSamaritanProjectforthehomelesswerecollected.ThisprojectisheadedbyVice-PresidentRev.TimMitchell.Theprojectwillcontinuewithanothercollectionbeingheldattheirnextmeeting. Club President, Joe Worrell, requested the membershipplacetheirsignaturesontheConservativeContractfromAmer-ica.Thiscontractwillbegiventoallcandidatesfortheirsigna-turesandtopledgetoadvocateonbehalfofIndividualLiberty,LimitedGovernmentandEconomicFreedom. ThenextmeetingwillbeheldonMonday,June21.FeaturedspeakerswillbeJudgeDebraRobertsandAttorneyGeraldFe-renchik,candidatesforJudgeGroup4andStateRepresentativeWillWeatherford. FormoreinformationabouttheConservativeClubofEastPasco call (813) 780-7328 or visit www.eastpascopoliticalclub.net.

East Pasco Democratic Club TheEastPascoDemocraticClubwillmeetMonday,June21,7p.m.ThemeetingwillbeheldinCream’sDelionthecornerof7thAveandChurchStreetinDadeCity. WewillbeputtingthefinaltouchesonplansforourboothattheFourthofJulySparkleBrationandacandidatefairtobeheldlaterinJuly.Allarewelcomeatthemeeting.

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