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February 27, 2009 THE FINE PRINT: Published online since 2005 by the City of
Treasure Island Public Information Office for exactly 1099
online sunscribers.
TI
NEWS CLIPS | TI
COMMISSION MEETING 3/3/09
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Problem solved.
We've come up with our own stimulus package. Mark your calendars and
choose your pleasure, for next week is truly a package of
stimulating events, all conveniently located right here on the
islands and far, far away from the huge knots of
cars with out-of-state plates slowly wobbling from lane to lane on
275.
Monday, March 2nd: Tennis Night in America,
6pm. Free baseball caps for kids who sign
up for one Quick
Start Tennis Program at Treasure Bay for current
or new USTA members. Tennis Pro Phil Girardi, with his
superhuman Quick Start Tennis powers, can actually shrink tennis
down to kid size! 727-360-6062. Deal closer: Pizza,
too!
Thursday, March 5th: Let's Glow Golfing, 6pm.
One last chance before the time change for a riotous night
of glow-in-the-dark
golf at Treasure Bay. We sold out last time so reserve
now! Deal closer: All you-can-eat hot dogs!
727-547-4575 ext. 237
Friday, March 6th: Spaghetti Luncheon,
11:30am. Just $6, $5 for kids, with Chef
Hayduke's Famous Pasta and Red Sauce lunch at the TI
Community Center. Proceeds go to Team TI in the American Cancer
Society's Relay For Life this April. Get a dollar off with advance
tickets at 727-547-4575 ext. 237. Deal closer: Did
we mention Chef Hayduke's Famous Red Sauce?
Saturday, March 7th: Your Day is
Planned Spring jauntily
out of bed and get over early to the American Legion Post
158 Ladies Auxiliary White Elephant & Sidewalk Sale,
111 108th Avenue, 8am to 2pm. If they don't have that
Elvis-on-Velvet painting you've been looking for, head for the
Isle of Palms Garage and Yard Sale, 8am to 2pm
(look for homes with a bright yellow sign out front or get a map at
the 112th Avenue entrance). Stop by the food court, serving up
burgers, brats and hot dogs on 7th Street East and grab some
lunch. Then, it's home for a nap before you head for dinner at
Food
for Thought, the Gulf Beaches Public
Library outdoor food extravaganza, featuring dozens of top-notch
restaurants. Munch as noisily as you want - no librarians will shush
you. Tickets are $20 advance, $30 at the door at
727-391-2828. Deal closer: Beer and wine and
steel drum music!
The many moods of Fred Turner

Next week, Fred is off to the "Socks With Sandals Retirement
Village" (exit 22 on the Antelope Freeway, next to the Firesign
Theatre) after expertly doing 14 years of Personnel
Director stuff for the city. Gonna miss you, our friend.
Fred's Current Mood: Jubilation (not pictured ... or maybe it
is ...)
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We Remember |
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The Treasure
Island Police Department has lost a friend and devoted
department member this week.
John
Paulina, the Treasure Island Parking Enforcement Officer
for the past 14 years, passed away on Tuesday, February
24, 2009 after a brief illness. John, who turned 62 this
past year, had a distinguished career in Law Enforcement
and retired at the rank of Sergeant in 1993 after 25
years with the Franklin Township Police Department in
New Jersey. John came to the Treasure Island Police
Department in 1995 as the department’s first Parking
Enforcement Officer. Treasure Island Police Chief Tim
Casey said of John's passing, “I believe that all of us
who knew and worked with John can appreciate - and
respect - that he would not be one wanting any attention
drawn his way. John’s knowledge, skill and his true
abilities as a law enforcement professional may have
been somewhat disguised by the title of his last
assignment, but they were clearly apparent to anyone who
watched him in the execution of his duties. John served
his country inVietnam and
then again stateside through two different Law
Enforcement agencies. If there is a distant light on the
path John now walks, I’m confident it’s from the
ballpark where his ticket to get in is now
paid.” A
memorial service for John is Monday, March 2, 2009, at
11am at National Cremation
Society, 4945 E. Bay Drive in
Clearwater ... Next Newsletter: March
12th.
- Jeff Jensen,
Editor
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