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34 x June 1 - 14, 2017 x www.SouthwestOrlandoBulletin.com<br />
IN YOURNEIGHBORHOOD<br />
n Bay Hill<br />
n Ocoee<br />
compiled by Lauren Salinero<br />
Continuing the<br />
Father & Son<br />
Tradition.<br />
Haircut<br />
Old Fashioned Hot Lather Shave<br />
Facial and Face Massage<br />
Shoe Shine • Gift Cards<br />
A GREAT<br />
FATHER’S DAY<br />
GIFT!<br />
Lakeside Village - 7848 Winter Garden<br />
Vineland Rd #108, Windermere, FL<br />
(407) 614-0330<br />
Hours: Mon - Sat 8 am - 6 pm<br />
Sunday - Closed<br />
Bay Hill resident and author Bob<br />
Thwaites, under the pen name<br />
Robert James, will have his book,<br />
Next! The Search for My Last First<br />
Date, brought to life on the big<br />
screen, as it is in production for a<br />
movie. The screenplay has been<br />
written, and casting will start later<br />
this year. The book is a hilarious,<br />
light-hearted romance about one<br />
divorced, middle-aged man’s quest<br />
for the next love of his life, based on<br />
Robert’s own experiences.<br />
“I used to tell my old assistant,<br />
Jenny, some of my dating stories,<br />
and she told me to write them down,<br />
and I had enough material to write<br />
a book, which led me to publish<br />
Next!” Robert said.<br />
Bob Thwaites, a resident of Bay Hill, signs copies of his<br />
book, Next! The Search for My Last First Date, written under<br />
the pen name Robert James and soon to be made into a<br />
movie.<br />
The book goes through the highs<br />
and lows, odd and bizarre, funny<br />
and heartbreaking, and timing and<br />
chemistry of modern dating.<br />
After 34 years, Bay Hill resident<br />
Charles Bell retired from directing<br />
the First Baptist Church of Orlando<br />
Counseling Center. He is now on the<br />
staff of Chris Couch Golf, providing<br />
instruction on the mental aspects of<br />
the game.<br />
The Ocoee Fire Department and<br />
Citizens Advisory Council for the<br />
Ocoee Fire Department co-hosted the<br />
annual Open House. Fire Station 25<br />
on Bluford Avenue was open to the<br />
public, giving residents an opportunity<br />
to meet their firefighters and tour<br />
the facility. With storm season beginning,<br />
the open house also offered hurricane-preparedness<br />
information, as<br />
well as a full day of fun activities and<br />
complimentary hot dogs, sodas and<br />
popcorn.<br />
Ocoee City Commission meetings<br />
will take place one hour earlier beginning<br />
June 6. A start time of 6:15<br />
p.m. was unanimously<br />
approved at one of<br />
the commission’s meetings<br />
last month. City<br />
commission meetings<br />
are held on the first<br />
and third Tuesday of<br />
each month at Ocoee<br />
City Hall, located at<br />
150 N. Lakeshore<br />
Drive in Ocoee, and<br />
are broadcast live<br />
on Ocoee TV on<br />
Spectrum Channel<br />
493. To watch the<br />
commission and other<br />
city governmental<br />
meetings online, visit<br />
Ocoee TV at www.<br />
ocoee.org or Ocoee TV’s YouTube<br />
channel at www.youtube.com/<br />
user/ocoeetv. For more information,<br />
call the city clerk’s office at<br />
407-905-3105.<br />
n Windermere<br />
Town of Windermere representatives<br />
buried a time capsule to<br />
be opened in 2050. The capsule<br />
contains items that represent the<br />
mood and issues currently affecting<br />
the town. Each paper item was
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