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Cypress Woods

Osceola Extra

WHAT��S HAPPENING

Spotlight

event

Big Band Concert: Join

Osceola Arts�� Big Band for

their final concert of the

season. 2:30 p.m. Sunday,

Osceola Arts, 2411 E. Irlo

Bronson Memorial Highway,

Kissimmee, $10, 407-8466257.

Listings are subject to

change. Please call in advance.

Class

Apprentice lifeguard

class: For ages 11-15, the class

teaches the skills needed to

be a lifeguard. Registration

required. 9 a.m.-noon June

15-19, June 22-26 or June

29-July 2, Chris Lyle Aquatic

Center, 300117th St., St.

Cloud, $85 for Osceola

County residents, $95 for

nonresidents, 407-957-7243.

Lifeguard class: This class

is for ages 15 or older. Applicants must pass a swim test

at the start of the class.

Registration required. 9

a.m.-5 p.m. June 22-25, Chris

Lyle Aquatic Center, 300117th

St., St. Cloud, $275, 407-9577243.

Health

��Quit Smoking Now��

program: Sponsored by the

Florida Area Health Education Center Network and the

Florida Department of

Health. The weekly program

offers free carbon monoxide

testing workbook and incentives and free nicotine

patches for participants

(while supplies last). Advance registration required.

1-2 p.m. Wednesdays, June

17-July 15, Osceola County

YMCA, 2117 W. Mabbette St.,

Kissimmee, free, 877-2526094.

Tools to quit smoking

class: Sponsored by the

Florida Area Health Education Center Network and the

Department of Health. Free

carbon monoxide testing,

materials, and nicotine

patches for participants

(while supplies last). Advance registration required.

10-11:30 a.m. (Spanish),

2:30-4 p.m. (English) June

24, WellMed at Oak Commons, 591 Oak Commons

Blvd., Kissimmee, free, 877252-6094.

Kids & Family

Movie at the lakefront:

The St. Cloud Parks and

Recreation Department will

show ��Strange Magic�� (rated

PG) on a giant inflatable

movie screen. Bring a blanket

and a lawn chair. The movie

will begin at sunset. Concessions will be available. Friday,

St. Cloud Lakefront, Lakeshore Boulevard, St. Cloud,

free, 407-957-7243.

Get in the Dirt with Wirt:

The St. Cloud Urban Agricultural Program will present a

class about state and native

wildflowers for children ages

7-11. Children will take a a trail

walk and explore their surroundings. Advance registration required. 1-3 p.m.

Saturday, Peghorn Nature

Park, 2101 Peghorn Way, St.

Cloud, $5, 407-957-7243.

Campfire Storytime at

the Park: The City of Kissimmee Parks, Recreation and

Public Facilities Department

has partnered with Osceola

County Library Systems to

offer the program for children

preschool age and older

along with their families.

Enjoy an evening of imagination as storytellers from the

Osceola County Library tell

exciting tales. In case of rain,

the program will be held at

the Hart Memorial Central

Library, 211 E. Dakin Avenue.

7-8 p.m. the first Monday of

the month, Kissimmee Lakefront Park, Lakeshore Boulevard, Kissimmee, free, 407518-2360.

Preschool Storytime at

the Park: For children ages

3-5 years old and their families, the program offers fun

stories, music, movement

and more as Osceola Library

storytellers present an interactive story time designed to

develop early reading skills.

Meet under the Heron Pavilion. In case of rain, the program will be held at the Hart

Memorial Central Library, 211

E. Dakin Avenue. 10-11 a.m. the

second Friday of the month,

Kissimmee Lakefront Park,

Lakeshore Boulevard, Kissimmee, free, 407-518-2360.

Library

Deaf education series:

American Sign Language

Services, Global Video Relay

Service, and Communication

Center for the Deaf and Hard

of Hearing will have an educational discussion. There

will be a new topic every

month. A sign language

interpreter will be present.

6-8 p.m. June 23, Hart Memorial Central Library, 211 E.

Dakin Ave., Kissimmee, free,

407-742-8888.

Other

Preparedness Fair: Review your plans for a hurricane or any other disaster

with representatives from

Kissimmee Utility Authority,

Osceola County Emergency

Management, Osceola Sheriff��s Office and Osceola Fire

and Rescue. 8:30-11:30 a.m.

today, Good Samaritan

Society - Kissimmee Village,

4197 S. Orange Blossom Trail,

Kissimmee, free, 321-4020675.

Lake watchers needed:

Florida Lakewatch is looking

opens one hour before sunset. June 20, Chris Lyle

Aquatic Center, 300117th St.,

St. Cloud, $1, 407-957-7243.

Bluegrass jam session:

Musicians from around the

vicinity will participate. Only

��acoustical�� bluegrass music

is performed. Musicians are

invited to bring their own

instruments. The sessions

are free and spectators are

welcome. Bring a chair. 1-3:30

p.m. Saturday, Peghorn

Nature Park, 2101 Peghorn

Way, St. Cloud, free, 407-9577243.

Senior

COURTESY OSCEOLA ARTS

Join Osceola Arts�� Big Band for their final concert of the season Sunday at Osceola Arts in

Kissimmee.

for residents of Osceola

County who are ready to roll

up their sleeves and make a

contribution to the future of

Florida lakes. The University

of Florida group, authorized

by the Legislature, monitors

water quality. If you own a

boat and have a few hours

each month to volunteer, you

might be a candidate for the

lake-monitoring program.

Lakewatch trains volunteers

to collect water and algae

samples and water-clarity

information that document a

lake��s nutrient levels. Baseline data are established,

providing residents and

water managers with a useful tool for managing lakes. In

return for participation,

volunteers receive training in

monitoring procedures,

sampling materials, annual

reports of their monthly

data, quarterly educational

newsletters, access to

aquatic sciences experts at

the University of Florida, and

invitations to regularly

scheduled Florida Lakewatch

activities. Details: Eleanor

Foerste at efoe@,

include ��Lakewatch�� in the

subject line or call 321-6973000.

Medicare help: SHINE

(Serving Health Insurance

Needs of Elders) has three

counseling sites in Osceola

County. SHINE provides free

counseling and information

to Medicare beneficiaries

and their families. All counseling is provided one-onone by certified SHINE volunteer counselors on Medicare,

Medigap/HMO, Medicaid

and Prescription Drug Plans.

Bring a list of all your medications or Rx bottles, insurance

The CypressWoods Common Facilities District

is conducting a Special Meeting at the Osceola

County Administration Building, 1 Courthouse

Square, Room 4727, Kissimmee, Florida 34741,

on June 30, 2015 beginning at 6:30 PM.

In accordance with Chapter 286, Florida Statutes,

the public is advised that if a person decides

to appeal any decision made by the Board of

Supervisors with respect to any matter considered

at this hearing, that person may need to ensure

that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made,

which record includes the testimony and evidence

upon which the appeal is to be based. All meeting

facilities are accessible in accordance with the

Americans with Disabilities Act. Any additional

necessary accommodations will be provided with

a 48 hour notice. For more information call the

Clerk of the Board at 407-742-2100.

We would like to announce the grand opening

of our new of?ce on 07/01/2015.

Our new of?ce is located in the main building of

Celebration Hospital on the second ?oor in Suite A280.

Our of?ce hours will be Monday �C Friday from 8am �C 5pm.

You may begin to schedule your appointments

as early as of 06/01/2015.

Duane McRorie, D.P.M.

Celebration Foot & Ankle Institute

400 Celebration Place

Suite A280

Celebration, FL 34747

Telephone: 321-939-2001

Faissal Zahrawi, M.D., F.A.C.S.

Celebration Minimally Invasive

Practice is limited to Spine Disorders

400 Celebration Place, Suite A280

Celebration, FL 34747

Telephone: 407-566-4411

Celebration Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Institute will

continue to provide you exceptional quality of care for all of

your Orthopaedic needs at 410 Celebration Place, Suite 106.

Please contact us with any questions at 407-303-4270.

card, and red, white and blue

Medicare card. Counseling is

available at the following

times and locations:

�� 10 a.m.-noon, the second

and fourth Tuesday of every

month, St. Cloud Senior

Center, 310117th St., St.

Cloud. 407-957-7392.

�� 10 a.m.-noon, first and

third Tuesday of every

month, Barney E. Veal Center,

700 Generation Point, Kissimmee. 407-846-8532.

�� 10 a.m.-noon, the second

Wednesday of the month,

Hart Memorial Central Library, Room 104, 211 E. Dakin

Ave., Kissimmee. 407-7428888.

Recreation

The World��s Largest

Swimming Lesson: Waterparks, pools, and other

aquatic facilities around the

world will host local lessons

simultaneously at 10 a.m.

(Eastern Standard Time) in

an attempt to break the

Guinness World Record. St.

Cloud Parks and Recreation��s

aquatics staff is coordinating

the city��s participation in

event, which teaches beginners how to be safer in and

around the water. The lesson

plan includes safety, entry,

breathing/submerging,

floating, and strokes. All ages

are welcome. Participants

should arrive beginning at

9:30 a.m. to register. 10 a.m.

June 18, Chris Lyle Aquatic

Center, 300117th St., St.

Cloud, free, 407-957-7243.

The World��s Largest

Swimming Lesson: The City

of Kissimmee will serve as an

official host location for the

global event in an attempt to

break the current Guinness

World Record for the largest

simultaneous swimming

lesson. For the sixth consecutive year, tens of thousands of children and adults

at aquatic facilities around

the world will participate.

The event will include a

simultaneous swimming

lesson, mermaid encounter

with photo opportunities,

music, vendor and information booths. Participants

should arrive at 9 a.m. to

register. 10 a.m. June 18, Bob

Makinson Aquatic Center,

2204 Denn John Lane, Kissimmee, free, 407-870-7665.

Dive-In Movie: ��The Lego

Movie�� (rated PG) will be

shown at sunset. The gate

Senior lifestyle guide:

The Senior Resource Alliance

and the 50+ Resource Network have published an

information booklet called

the 50+ FYI Lifestyle Guide. It

is available for free at public

libraries and senior centers in

Orange, Seminole, Osceola

and Brevard counties. Information includes help

hotlines, special interest and

support groups, health updates, legislative activity,

consumer protection trends,

and community events.

Details: 407-265-0534 or

.

Social/Hobby

Clubs

Heel and Toe Square

Dance Club: No experience

is necessary; beginners will

get lessons at the start of the

evening. Individuals, couples

and families welcome; first

time dancers, please call

first. 6:30-9:30 p.m. Mondays (except June 15, 22 and

29), St. Cloud Senior Center

Complex, 702 Indiana Ave.,

St. Cloud, for first-timers, the

first dance is free; after that,

dances are $5 per person,

407-931-1688.

Osceola Coin Club: 6 p.m.

July 6, Broadway Pizza Bar,

403 Broadway St., Kissimmee, free, 407-944-9718.

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