Meadow Pointe News October 2011

MEADOW POintE nEWS October 2011

The community newsletter that brings us together! • I, II, III & IVV o l u m e 2 , I s s u e 3 - o C t o b e r , 2 0 1 1

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Cover PhotoContestSee InSIde

Friendly Neighbors, Kaylee, Jayvin, Aysia & Cynthia Lige


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This month’s cover photo contest winner: Curtis Lige

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Inside is an informative article on Trick or Treat/Halloween safety. This may be old hat for some,

but it can’t hurt to brush up a bit and see if there are any new thoughts on the subject. Halloween is definitely one of children’s top holidays and we want them all to have fun and stay safe. And remind them to stay on the sidewalks. The streets will be busy with cars and some costumes are hard to see. Remember to send us your costume, party and Trick or Treat pictures for the November issue. [email protected] There are some fun events planned for October in different parts of Meadow Pointe. Check inside for details.

In November we will have our Christmas Coloring Contest. Look for a full size coloring page for children to color and send. The first place winner will receive a $25 gift card to Toys R Us on December 20th and the top 10 will be posted in the December newsletter.

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Mead w Pointe i INFoMeadow Pointe Clubhouse28245 County Line Road Wesley Chapel, FL 33543P: (813) 973-1671 F: (813) 973-7268 [email protected]

Office Hours: (M-F) 8 am - 5 pmOperations Manager: Keith FiskClubhouse Hours: Everyday from 8am - 9:30pm Pool hours: 10am - Dusk

MP Cdd supervisorsChair: Dennis Smith- [email protected]: Lutfi Jadallah - [email protected] Chair: Pat Asklar - [email protected] Secretary: Kelly Rodriguez- 991-7955 [email protected] Assistant Secretary: Dawn Khalil - [email protected] are 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month. All are welcome!

MP1 Community Council (MP1CC) The community council is a group of volun-teers that work to make our community a better place to live. If you are interested in getting involved, contact us at [email protected] for more details. We look forward to hearing from you.

Current Village reps are:Arbors . . . . . . . . . Dennis CostaBroadlands . . . . .Nancy Deacon Murray Grasslands . . . . . Susan Walsh-Boyle Hammocks . . . . . Erick Egeland Meadowlands . . . Diane Hemphill Parkland . . . . . . . VACANT Pinedale . . . . . . . Brett Landry Savannahs . . . . . Tim Taylor Springs . . . . . . . . . Mike Rosche Summerbrooke . Mike Smith Woodlands . . . . . Jeanne Curtin

meet

Dawn Khalil

CDD SUPERvISOR

Tell a little bit about your background…Meadow Pointe became home in 2001 shortly after moving to Florida from San Francisco. I was looking for a family-oriented neighborhood with plenty of amenities for my young son, and Meadow Pointe 1 had it all.

My career shifted from business and bookkeep-ing to communications and design after a 2-year stint in southern Africa with the Peace Corps in the early 90s. I have been a graphic designer for 18 years, and for the past 10, have worked at the Department of Child & Family Studies at USF. I have always enjoyed volunteering, and in my spare time, am active in my son’s school PTA; assist Hillsborough River State Park with its marketing needs and Haunted Woods event; and at the end of this month will join thousands of others walking 60 miles in the Susan G. Komen’s 3-Day for a Cure.

What made you want to be a MP1 CDD supervisor?I first got involved with the CDD when I vol-unteered to create a website for Meadow Pointe. I learned from my Sand Pine experience that by getting involved and volunteering, you can get plugged into what is really going on, and using

the web, can then share the information with other families. Initially, what made me interested in running for a seat on the CDD board was a decision the Board made that I disagreed with. By being on the Board, I could have a vote in what happens in our community and perhaps make a difference. Now that I’ve held this seat for 3 years, I have tremendous respect for the work of the CDD and what it takes to keep everything running smoothly.

What are your top priorities for improving our community?I am excited about Meadow Pointe 1’s continued upgrading of our facilities. It is a challenge in this economic environment to keep assessments down and stay competitive with the newer communities in our area. We are doing just that with our new racquetball court/fitness center, splash pad, playground being planned, and more projects planned for the future. By keeping people informed through www.meadowpointecdd.com, as well as the Meadow Pointe monthly magazine, I hope residents will feel more connected to our community and each other.

How do you see Meadow Pointe 1 in the future?My hope for Meadow Pointe 1 is to continue to improve the amenities, while giving residents an opportunity to have a common place to gather for family activities and events. I want to live in a community where neighbors not only know each other, but are there to help their neighbors in need.

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Bridge CluB If interested in a bridge club on Thursdays, contact Mary Cline at 994-7909.

Hearing impaired aSSiStanCeMeadow Pointe 1 has teamed up with the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services of Florida, Inc. to have space at our clubhouse to meet with people who may need special phones. Contact Jane Swanson at 727-853-1010 to make an appointment! This is a FREE service.

maSterS of fine artof WeSley CHapel Wednesdays from 10-2 at MP1 Clubhouse for experienced artists. Contact Bob Jasper for more information, 973-4734.

art groupTuesdays from 10-12 at MP1 Clubhouse. Contact Gloria Glauser, 991-4500.

mp1 yoga CluB Find your balance, strength and flexibility every Wednesday evenings in the MP1 Clubhouse. Contact Kelly at [email protected] for more information.

tenniS leSSonS at mp 1Coach Bill Arfsten USPTA trains all levels of players. Call 469-2267 for more information on private and group lessons.

to tHe pointe danCe ClaSSeSBallet, jazz, and hip hop dance lessons are available at the MP1 fitness center Mondays between 4:30 and 7pm. Classes are $30/month. Contact Chrissy at 679-0395, or email [email protected] for more information.

raCquetBall CHallengeMP1 has a Racquetball Challenge from 6 p.m. to closing Thursdays for experienced players. A great way to find a racquetball partner, or meet others at your level. Contact the Fitness Center for more information.

SWim KidSSwim Kids USA will have swim classes at Clubhouse I (May-Sept). Call Alan at 991-6258 or register at www.swimkidsusa.com.

ZumBa WitH gaBByClasses are Tuesday nights; $6 per or 5 for $25; 6:45pm Low Impact; 7:30pm Regular Class. Contact Gabby at 263-8046 for more information.

During the August 4 CDD meeting, the Board of Supervisors approved the budget for FY 2012 (October 2011

– September 2012). Property owners will see a decrease in the Debt Service Fund (DSF) assessment and an increase in the General Fund Assessment. The total of all assessments will decrease by approximately seven percent (to $919.10 for residential properties). By

uPComINg eVeNts:

MP1 CoMMunity GaraGe Sale Saturday, October 8 from 8 am–2 pm.

Residents in all 11 villages are invited to partici-pate, and there is no cost. Goodwill will have a truck in the MP1 clubhouse parking lot for any unsold treasures from 9 am to 4 pm the day of our garage sale. Remember your trash could be someone’s treasure, and your goodwill donations help change lives!

MP1 Holiday Fair SCHeduled For noveMber 5.

Are you a business owner? The Meadow Pointe Community Council is planning its annual Holiday Fair Saturday, November 5th 10AM-2PM. What we need now are interested vendors to participate in this year’s event. The fair will be held at Clubhouse A (old clubhouse) and upper pool area as it was previously. The vendor cost is $38. Register early for one of only 35 available vendor booths. Don’t be left on the waiting list. Vendor tables go fast.

Interested vendors should contact us at [email protected].

MP1 Budget & Assessments for FY 2012

comparison, single-family homes in non-gated villages

in Meadow Pointe II will pay assessments totaling $1359 in FY 12. Our

district will pay off the remaining balance on our bonds no later than May 1, 2012.

Therefore, the remaining DSF assessment (which is $332.43 this year for FY

2012) will be eliminated from the FY 2013 budget, further reducing the total assessment next year.

Our district will have the distinction of being the only district in Meadow Pointe without any debt. The budget contains sufficient funds to replace the aging playground equipment at both the Community Center Park and Pinedale Park and bring them into compliance with the new Americans with Disabilities Act requirements going into effect in 2012. The Meadow Pointe 1 budget can be found on our website at www.meadowpointecdd.com under Finances. v

The Meadow Pointe Community Council (MPCC) is a group of residents represent-ing each of the 11 villages in MP1. The group operates in a relaxed environment at its monthly meetings. Collaborating with the CDD, we plan events and projects enhanc-ing MPI. The MPCC is currently looking for a representative for Pinedale village. We also welcome anyone from the other MPI villages who wish to join the group—even if we already have a village rep. More members

means more representation which means more impact on our community. Together we can make a difference. The hour-long meetings are the first Monday of the month at 7pm. Stop by one of the meetings, see what goes on and join the group if you like. We’re now planning the annual Holiday Fair to be held in early November.

If you would like more information, contact us at [email protected].

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The Hike for Hospice will be held again at the Wesley Chapel District Park, located at 7727 Boyette Road. After the run and walk conclude, both the high fundraisers and the fastest runners receive prizes. All proceeds from the Hike for Hospice are designated for patients and their families facing life-limiting illnesses in Pasco County.

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Mead w Pointe ii INFoMeadow Pointe ii Cdd informationwww.meadowpointe2cdd.org

MPII CLUBHOUSECONTACT INFORMATIONBill SnyderProperty Manager30051 County Line RoadWesley Chapel, FL 33543Office: 991.5016 Fax: 991.6169E -Mail: [email protected]

Office HoursMonday - Sunday 8AM - 10PM

Fitness CenterMonday - Friday 5AM - 9:45PMSaturday - Sunday 8AM - 9:45PM

Pool Hours (Pool is not heated)Thursday - Tuesday 10AM - DuskWednesday 12PM - Dusk

MP II CDD SUPERvISORSChairman: Linda [email protected]: Mark [email protected] Treasurer: Jim [email protected] Secretary: Glen [email protected]: Brian [email protected]

I n the last couple of months we have had a lot of rain. The ponds are very full right now. As residents

it is important to remember a few things in regards to the storm water pond in your community. Never blow your grass clippings in the ponds, in the street culverts or in the street. These will cause algae blooms in your pond which are unsightly and can smell bad. Keep grass fertilizer 15 feet from the pond’s edge. Fertilizer that enters

the water can cause a rise in nutri-ent levels which will cause algae and underwater growth.

If you live near a pond and see an al-gae bloom, please contact the Meadow Pointe II clubhouse @ 991-5016. Thank you, Tony Smith Regional ManagerAmerican Ecosystems Ponds

AskMolly

The Meadow Pointe II newsletter committee is excited to introduce a new column Ask Molly. Each month we will try to answer your questions/concerns. If you have something to ask Molly, please email [email protected].

Dear Molly:

I live on a quiet street with terrific neighbors. We all get along wonderfully. There is only one prob-lem. One of my neighbors has a filthy mailbox. It is a pet peeve of mine and I have been trying to give her ‘hints’. For example, one day when she was outside gardening; I grabbed my spray bottle (water/Clorox mix) and started cleaning my (already sparkling clean) mailbox. I cheerfully pointed out how easy it is to clean the mailbox with a spray bottle. She giggled, and agreed that Clorox mixed with water sure does a super job. Also mentioned to her that the clubhouse sells mailbox paint for $6.00 ($3.00 each color) … Well, well, well, it’s been over a week and guess what, her mailbox is still dirty. I told my husband I was going to ask her if she minded if I cleaned it; my husband strongly advised against that. I am frustrated, and don’t know what to do.

Help! … Desperate in Deer Run

Dear Desperate:

No worries, help is on the way. Unkempt mailboxes are a violation of the deed restrictions. Flyers are being hand delivered to all homes in non-HOA villages gently reminding residents that mailboxes and posts need to be kept clean.

If left unkempt, a deed restriction letter will be mailed to their home. No one wants that!!!

Dear Molly:

My husband and I are empty-nesters, having survived, I mean, raised three boys who are now married and living in other states. We are new to Florida having recently purchased a home in Meadow Pointe II. My husband loves to tinker in the garage (how could one man spend so much time in a hot garage, I don’t know). He is, how-ever, quite content ... I would like to venture out into the community. Any ideas? Feeling Antsy in Iverson

Dear Antsy:

Welcome to Meadow Pointe II. Please stop by the clubhouse and introduce yourself. We’ll be happy to take you on a tour of our facilities, give you a new resident packet and take your picture for MPII ID Card. Some activities for you to consider: The Tampa Bay Newcomers group meets at the clubhouse to play Mah Jongg and they also host other activities. Or, why not try our water aerobics. (If you need to lose a few pounds or are just health conscious-- and who isn’t-- join our fitness center (for a one time $10 fee – what a deal!) It has numerous exercise machines, a TV, air conditioning and fans (you’ll stay so cool, you might not even break a sweat), lockers, a restroom and a scale (for those brave enough to weigh themselves).

If your husband ever decides to leave the garage, perhaps he would like to join the Men’s group on Friday evenings. Or perhaps, if the two of you are light on your feet, try the Dance Con-nection Class. A professional dance instructor teaches the Foxtrot, Waltz and East Coast Swing (for a small fee). Check out the Clubs List for more activities/info. v


Mead w Pointe ii INFoMPII Clubs

BroWnie/daiSy/girl SCout troopSSeveral Troops meet at MPII. Contact your local troop for meeting dates and times.

danCe ConneCtion Couples and singles welcome, learn Foxtrot, Waltz, and East coast swing, Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7pm-8pm. For more info contact John Glandon at 813.929.7652

Come danCe WitH uS Adult and children dance classes beginning Monday October 11th from 5:30-6 pm and 6pm-6:30pm. For more info contact Cheryl Morris at 813.973.2018

evening BooK CluB Contact Joan Abrams at 813.907.8329 or email: [email protected]

men’S CluB Meets Friday nights @ 6 pm for cards. For more info, call the clubhouse @ 813.991.5016

piCKe Ball CluB Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, alternating between MPI and MPII at 6:30pm. Anyone interested in learning the game come join us! Email [email protected]

SWim leSSonS Swim lessons are now available at MPII. Sign up today for American Red Cross swimming and safety training. Free 15 min. introductory lesson. Call Coach Susan at 813.618.6325 for times and information

tampa Bay neWComerS A group for all women in MP II whether they are new to the area or established. Meet every Wednesday to play Mah Jongg from 12:30pm-4pm. If Mah Jongg is not for you, they also host many other activities including luncheons, outings, bowling, book club, card games and much more. For more information contact Beverly at 813.907.9464 email [email protected]

ZumBa Adult classes are Mondays from 7pm-8pm and Wednesdays from 9:30am-10:30am. For info, contact Caroline @ 813.546.5017. Zumba for Kids meet Saturdays from 10:15am-11:00am. www.zumbaonwheels.com or call Maggie @ 813.438.2620

Water aeroBiCS Come join our water aerobics workout on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings from 10:00am-11:00am

WomenS CluB Meets the last friday of every month for board games. Contact Marilyn at 813.929.3812

This month’s Volunteer Spotlight is on Jan Roberts. Jan is a lifelong resident of Tampa Bay and moved to Meadow

Pointe in 1998. She resides with her husband Tim and two daughters - Jennifer and Brittany.

Jan first became involved in the community by joining the Sand Pine PTA Board and the Stu-dent Advisory Committee (SAC) and volun-teered in the classroom. As her children moved on she moved with them. She has volunteered at Weightman, then John Long Middle School SAC and currently serves on the Wiregrass Ranch High School SAC.

She is active at Crossroads Community Church where she feels serving on every committee in the church helps her understand the church body. Jan is a member of a team her daughter

leads for Wiregrass Relay for Life. She also volunteers with both the Wesley Chapel and Zephyrhills Chamber of Commerce, serving as Ambassador and is currently running for Honorary Mayor of Wesley Chapel.

In earlier years Jan was a Girl Scout Leader for eight years and also volunteered with Big Brothers Big Sisters and now works for the organization, so BBBS is her selected Charity for her volunteer fundraising.

When we asked Jan why she volunteers her time she replied “It makes such a difference to help; whether serving on a mission trip locally or in Africa, or just helping in the kitchen at the church; assisting at the school, or raising funds in her free time for Big Brothers Big Sisters, just helping others – it is all so rewarding.” v

Manor Isle Resident

Jan Roberts

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The Wesley Chapel Cowboys is celebrating their 10th an-niversary this season one year

behind the 10th anniversary of the Wesley Chapel Athletic Associa-tion. Over the years, Mike McCarn and Dawn Wetherby started and nurtured the tackle football and cheer programs. The Cowboys were origi-nally part of the West Coast Youth Football Conference, which included long-standing teams such as the Plant City Dolphins and East Bay Bucs.

Currently, the Cowboys are a part of the Gulf Coast Youth Football Conference.

The Cowboys experienced tremen-dous growth and success; there are five age group levels for both the tackle football and cheer programs ranging from 5 to 14 years old. Originally, the Cowboys practiced on any patch of grass they could find or in the field by the firehouse in Meadow Pointe. They would

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play their games on the field behind Thomas Weightman Middle School. For the past four years, the Cowboys called the Wesley Chapel District Parks on Boyette Road their home.

The Cowboys Cheerleaders ac-cumulated quite a few trophies over the years. During the conference Cheer-Offs the Cowboys cheerleaders brought home 28 trophies. In cheer competitions outside of the confer-ence, the Cowboys have 48 trophies with 3 grand champions’ titles. This year’s current varsity cheerleading squad hold the defending champions title for the East Bay Cheer Classic, Gulf Coast Cheer Classic and the GCYFC Cheer-Off. In addition, many of the high school varsity teams at Wiregrass High School and Wesley Chapel High School were former Cowboys Cheerleaders.

The Cowboys Tackle Football program has had its fair share of wins including four Super Bowl Cham-pions. Also, many of the Cowboys have gone on to play at both the high school and college levels. This year at the homecoming game October 1st

against the Brandon Bears the fol-lowing players will be inducted into the Cowboys Hall of Fame: Frankie Walther, Kenny Bryant and Dylan Koesling.

The Wesley Chapel Cowboys are also proud to be a supporter of the Wesley Chapel Community. Over the years the Cowboys have been known for giving back by donating to schools and organizations. The Cowboys supported the Tampa Fire/Police Badge Bowl for many years with baskets for their auction and the cheerleaders performed at their half-time event. They also helped kids who could not afford to play organized sports with scholarships and financial assistance.

The Cowboys continue to promote good sportsmanship, fair play and teamwork. If you are interested in more information go to the Wesley Chapel Athletic Association website at http://wcaa.countmein.com/. Reg-istration for Tackle and Cheer will begin again in March 2012. How ‘bout them COWBOYS!! v


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Partners, Susan Casey and Robert Black, are very excited to make the next announcement, the opening of a second office. The current office is located at 54 & Eiland Blvd. in the Home Depot plaza next to Wendy’s. The new office will be at 1527 Dale Mabry Hwy., Suite 106 in Lutz across the street from Walmart.

Being an independent agency, Insurance New Tampa has access to multiple A-rated insurance com-panies. This allows the “shopping” of rates and carriers to see which best suits your needs. This can be done for auto, home, motorcycle, boat, business, accident, and life insurance. Financial services are also offered through the agency. In today’s

very stressful economic climate it is more important than ever to review your current position against your financial goals. Certified and licensed professionals offer a free, no obliga-tion, and completely confidential consultation.

Their growth over the past year is a reflection of the quality of services of-fered. They have invested in state-of-the-art technology that includes an agency management system, which keeps all of our policies and clients organized. It keeps us abreast of future changes of policies and condi-tions that may affect our policyhold-ers. This gives them the opportunity to be proactive instead of reactive on behalf of our clients. If you are an online person you can visit the agency at www.insurancenewtampa.com 24/7 and obtain quotes for your

auto insurance and request additional information.

Insurance in Florida, especially homeowners, is in a state of flux. They pride themselves on being informed about changes and pro-posed changes enacted by legislation. This allows them to help our clients make informed decisions on their insurance. Anticipating the trend of homeowner’s insurance companies leaving Florida, they have positioned ourselves to offer replacement insur-ance for those losing their coverage.

The philosophy of their agency is to be involved with our clients and keep them informed. They do this by monthly newsletters that include cur-rent insurance events, such as sink-hole coverage changes and seasonally appropriate information, for example

hurricane awareness. In addition, to show their commitment and thanks they also hold customer appreciation events throughout the year. These events are a great opportunity for them to stay in touch!

They invite anyone with insurance questions and concerns to contact us. You can reach us by phone at 813-435-6350, by email at [email protected], online at www.insurancenewtampa.com, or visit us at either office. v


The Shops at Wiregrass has always allowed well behaved pets on leashes, but on

October 29th, the Shops goes to the dogs . .and cats . . and birds.

Animal Based Charities, Inc., is hosting their 3rd Dogtoberfest Pet Costume Contest and Adoption Event at the Shops with prizes including trophies and gift cards for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place, in each of 6 different categories, so people and their pets can get creative.

The categories for the pets this year include Most Festive Costume, Cutest Costume, Scariest Costume, Best Costume Transforming Pet in to a different animal, Best Celebrity look-a-like , and the one that allows humans to be part of the festivities, Owner/Pet look a like. Registration begins at 10 a.m. in Center Court.

The event is shaping up to be THE PET EVENT of the year because

surrounding Center Court will be more than 50 different pet rescue groups with adoptable pets and pet-related vendors. While there will be a lot of dogs and puppies available for adoptions, with cat and kittens as well, there will be other less common pets available for adoption. “Its hard to announce what rescues will have available on the day of the event, but ferrets, guinea pigs and lizards will probably be available as well.

There will be Halloween themed pictures available for a donation for anyone in the costume contest or anyone who adopts a new family member. All proceeds raised go to the animal rescue organizations participating, to help more animals.

Whether you come out to enter your family pet in the costume contest, to find a new family pet, or just to be part of the festivities, it will be a great day for all. v

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MOMS Club Wesley Chapel South

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The Wesley Chapel Economic Development CommitteeWe meet once monthly on the 4th Thursday of each

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learn to Paint with AcrylicsOpen to residents and non-residentsA new introductory painting class will begin September 8th for six, three-hour sessions through October 13, from 1:00-4:00 pm, at the Meadow Pointe III Clubhouse.

Learn the basics of painting, color theo-ry, and composition by doing. A supply list will be furnished. $20 per session. To sign up, or for more infomation, call Arlene Wells, 813-482-1058

mahjongLadies play Mahjong at MPIII Club-house every Wednesday 12 noon - 3 pm. Come meet new friends.

AnnouncementsIf a resident would like to make an announcement in the MPIII Section, a birthday, anniversary, wedding or engagement please contact the Club-house at 813-383-6676

MeADOW POiNTe iii

pool ruleSPool Hours 9am to Dusk

No Lifeguard on duty, swim at your own risk

Children under the age of 14 MuSt have adult supervision

Smoking is ProHibitedNo food, drink or glass near or around the pool

No Diving

No running on pool deck

Animals are ProHibited in or on deck

No loud music- please use head-phones

Must wear proper swim attireShower before entering pool

Pool will close with inclement weather or lightning

Maximum pool capacity - 180

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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Chairman: Paul CarlucciVice Chairman: Michael HallAssistant Secretary: John JohnsonAssistant Secretary: William GalettaAssistant Secretary: Glen Johnston

Board of Supervisors public meeting held second Tuesday of each month at 6:30 PM in the Meadow Pointe III Clubhouse.

MPIII/MPIV HOA BOARD

President: John JohnsonSecretary: Diane HornerTreasurer: Seth BohannonDirector: Mark SiffordDirector: Ken Kauffman

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District Manager: Scott BrizendineCommunity Association Manager: Steve Szekely

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Amenities Manager-Kelly EvansClubhouse Manager-Dan Richardson

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Clubhouse Manager-Dan RichardsonE-Mail: [email protected]: 9am-9pmOffice HoursMonday - Sunday 9am - 9pmFitness Center: Mon - Sun 9am - 9pmPool Hours Mon. - Sun. 9am – Dusk.

Meadow Pointe iii HOA Meeting August 2nd at 6:30pm

CLEANINgMailboxes need a little attention from time to time. That’s especially true for the ones located under trees. An occasional spraying with Clorox Cleanup or a comparable product will cut through any dirt and algae with a minimum of rubbing and scrubbing. After cleaning, think about applying a coat of car wax to the receptacle to help keep it clean.

REPLACEMENT RECEPTACLESIf your mail receptacle can’t be cleaned, has too many dents, or has a faulty hinge, you can buy a replacement at any hardware store. Metal mailboxes have the most curb appeal, but vinyl receptacles will do, too. Only classic, curved-top rural receptacles are permitted; rectangular mailboxes are not.

PATCHINgEventually, all wood mailbox posts will need patching and paint. Minor cracks in the wood can be filled with spackle, but you’ll get better long-term results from an exterior-grade product like Elmer’s Wood Filler. If there are signs of rot in the wood,

Main Post accents

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5” X 5” x 6’ PVC post (tan)3.5 “X 3.5” PVC arm (tan) 28” long

5” X 5” x 6’ PVC post (tan)T-1 aluminum mailbox (white w/gold flag

New england PVC finial and end caps (tan)2.5 Hp black vinyl numbers on arms

& Metallic gold & nautical blue(a8635)Community logo

you’ll need to apply a hardener to stabilize the wood fibers, then fill with an epoxy product made for the job. Minwax makes a good hardener and a good epoxy filler.

PAINTINgOnce all the cracks are patched, it’s time to sand the entire surface and apply a coat of paint. In Meadow Pointe III & IV, the body of the post is beige, and the accent color is teal. The pre-approved paint colors are:

REPAIR & REPLACEMENT SERvICESThe association knows of craftsmen who have a proven ability to repair or replace any mailbox in Meadow Pointe III or IV, at reasonable cost to homeowners. The contractors will inspect your mailbox and mailbox post and quote prices for the appropriate alternatives. Help is available from: • Sam Ogden (813) 406-4545 [email protected]• Harris Romaner (813) 991-6069 [email protected]

REPLACEMENT POSTS Wood mailbox posts no longer are being produced by the original manufacturer. A few homeowners have purchased 6”x6” pieces of timber and made replacement posts that are barely distinguishable from the original. The do-it-yourself solution continues to be an option.

Another alternative is a vinyl mailbox post from the company which installed the wooden models. The vinyl models are a little smaller than the original versions, and they are less expensive.

Most residents have a post that supports just one mailbox. That costs $238 plus tax. A dual-mailbox post costs $302.40 plus tax. Installation of either style costs $40. (Professional installation is recommended, mainly because the postal service can refuse to deliver mail at mailboxes that do not conform to standards for mailbox height and distance from the curb.)

To order one of the new PVC mailboxes, call Creative Mailbox and Sign Designs at 818-7100 and ask for the Meadow Pointe III & IV model. v


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CAlendAr october 201110/3 Monday • 5:30 pmRibbon Cutting at Home Instead Senior Care29149 Chapel Park Drive, Wesley Chapel, 33543

10/4 Tuesday • 8 amMonthly Business Breakfast at Saddlebrook Resort.$15 (with PAID RSVP), $18 (without Paid RSVP), includes breakfast & valet.Call the Chamber at (813) 994-8534 to RSVP & PRE-PAY.Location: 5700 Saddlebrook Way, Wesley Chapel, 33543

10/6 Thursday • 5:30 pmRibbon Cutting at Let’s Plan A PartyLocation: 26314 Wesley Chapel Blvd., Lutz, 33559

10/7 Friday • 7:30 amWOW (Women of Wesley Chapel) at Branch of Christ Ministries Building RSVP to Debbie Yoerg at debbie@

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10/12 Wednesday • 8:30 am Ambassador’s Breakfast at Hampton Inn & Suites

Location: 2740 Cypress Ridge Blvd., Wesley Chapel, 33544 (Sponsored by Bagelicious & More. For Ambassadors Only)

10/12 Wednesday • 4-7 pm “John Negley for Honorary Mayor” Family Activities at Dickey’s Barbeque Pit

Location: 2653 Bruce B. Downs Blvd., Wesley Chapel, 33544

10/13 Thursday • 7 pm“Mitze Richeson for Honorary Mayor” Co-Ed Bunco at Wesley Chapel Toyota

Location: 5300 Eagleston Blvd., Wesley Chapel, 33543

10/15-10/16 Saturday & Sunday • 10am-5pm – Wesley Chapel Fall FestivalLocation: The Grove at Wesley Chapel., 6013 Wesley Grove Blvd., Wesley Chapel, 33544

10/18 Tuesday • 8 amNetworking Coffee at Organic Life Coffeehouse & BakeryLocation: 1900 Oak Grove Blvd., Land O Lakes, 33544 (next to Ferman Automotive)

10/18 Tuesday • 3 pm Networking on the Nines at Saddlebrook Resort9 holes of “Best Ball” for $20 for greens fees/cart. For more information, contact Rob Kellog at [email protected] or (813) 817-5655 Location: 5700 Saddlebrook Way, Wesley Chapel, 33543

10/20 Thursday • 6 pm Business Mixer at Wesley Chapel ToyotaLocation: : 5300 Eagleston Blvd., Wesley Chapel, 33543

10/21 Friday • 7 pm “Mitze Richeson for Honorary Mayor” Benefit Concert, “Seeds

of Hope, Reflections of 9/11”. With Tenor Daniel Rodriguez along with his wife, International Recording Artist, Maria Kavanaugh Rodriguez and New York Jazz Pianist, Jesse Lynch.Location: Myrtle Lake Baptist Church, 2017 Reigler Road, Land O Lakes, 34639, (813) 948-8414

10/25 Tuesday • 9 amMembership Orientation at Chamber OfficeLocation: 6013 Wesley Grove Blvd., Ste. 105, Wesley Chapel, 33544, Chamber Conference Room

10/25 Tuesday • 5:30 pmRibbon Cutting at AAP FitnessLocation: 10335 Cross Creek Blvd., Tampa, 33647

10/27 Thursday • 11:30 amEconomic Development/Government Affairs Meeting at American Consulting EngineersSpeaker: Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco, Location: 2818 Cypress Ridge Blvd., Wesley Chapel, 33544

10/27 Thursday • 5:30 pmBusiness After Hours & Ribbon Cutting at Delano at Cyress Creek Location: 21780 S.R. 54, Lutz, 33549


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Event on Thursday, October 20th at Wesley Chapel High School, from 3-8 pm. For every person who test drives a Ford vehicle, we will donate $20.00 up to $6,000.00 to Wesley Chapel High school to promote the launch of the new 2012 Focus. Ford will also donate an additional $2,000.00 for people who also test drive the new Ford Focus. That’s 8,000.00 total!

This fall event is supporting the Athletic Booster Clubs. There will be giveaways for everyone who test drives a vehicle and all participants will be entered to win a $100.00

gift card to Best Buy. You must be 18 years of age and have a valid driver’s license.

Vehicles available to test drive are the all new Ford Focus, Fiesta, Ford Explorer, The Edge and The F150 just to name a few. This event is taking place before the “Breast Cancer Awareness” football game beginning at 7:30pm against Hudson, and they will also have treats for the little ones at 6:00pm around the school track.

Wesley Chapel High School is located on 30651 Wells Road. For further details please contact Jen-nifer Cofini @ 813-907-7800. v

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gIRL SCOUTSSUPPORT SISTER gIRL SCOUTS IN JAPAN In March, Girl Scouts of the USA encouraged girls to make origami cranes (Sadako) to send to their sister Girl Scouts in Japan as expressions of friendship after the devastating earthquake and tsunami on March 11, 2011. Girl Scout Senior Troop 457 (Wesley Chapel) took the call to heart and made 1,000 cranes to send to Girl Scouts in Japan. They started making the cranes in June and continued dur-ing each meeting over the summer. Thank you Ashley B., Laura B., Alyssa B., Alexis B., Aspen C. and Dana L. – your support is sure to bring smiles to your sister Girl Scouts!

LOCAL gIRL SCOUT WINS NATIONAL ROCkET CONTEST For Second con-Secutive Year Girl Scouts of West Central Florida (GSWCF) is thrilled to announce that Girl Scout Cadette Mari Hernandez (grade 6) of Tampa was one of six national winners of the year-long Reach for the Stars Rocket Contest, presented by the Helping Kids Reach for the Stars program.

Mari and her family will visit Kennedy Space Center (Ca-naveral, Fla.) this weekend, where she will have the oppor-tunity to launch her rocket. When asked how she felt about winning, Mari said, “It’s pretty amazing – I didn’t ex-pect to win. A girl who didn’t know anything about science just won a rocket contest!” Mari built her winning rocket earlier this summer during the Minds for Design day camp, attended by more than 30 girls. Mari and Charnae Horton, another girl at the day camp, launched their rockets and landed closest the pre-designated target and were entered into the national competition.

“One of Girl Scouts’ initiatives is STEM (science, technology, engi-neering and math), and we wanted to offer a STEM day camp that would give girls the opportunity to try new things,” said Patricia Hemenway, pathway collaborations manager, GSWCF. “Mari is a terrific role model for girls of all ages – whether or not they’re in Girl Scouting – to reach for the stars… anything is possible!” Mari is the second Girl Scout from west central Florida, and the third Girl Scout overall, to win this pres-tigious award. In 2010, Girl Scout Cadette Azriel Clary of Kissimmee (then in grade 7), won the top prize, and in 2009, Michelle Jorgensen of Colorado Springs, Colo., took home the award. In addition, Girl Scouts has a rich history with NASA – 22 career astronauts are Girl Scout alumnae. Girl Scouts recognizes the need for girls to pursue educational courses in STEM (science, technology, engi-neering, math) at an early age; have opportunities to participate in STEM activities; and the overall benefit to the workforce and economy result-ing from girls and women pursu-ing STEM careers. As a council, GSWCF offers STEM programs throughout the year. v

BOy & GIRL SCOUTS

CUB SCOUTSREMEBER 9/11

Pack 148 showed appreciation of our local firefighters in remembrance of 9/11. The boys made posters and pictures to present to their local firefighters. On Saturday 9/10 we stopped by to present these to Station 26 in Meadow Pointe. The firefighters were kind enough to give the boys a

full tour of their station, equipment and trucks. They also had a nice talk with the boys discussing what 9/11 meant to them and what it meant to the boys.

Pack 148 serves the boys of Meadow Pointe and Seven Oaks. Anyone in-terested in joining Pack 148 can email [email protected]. v


YouNg meN’sCHRISTIANASSOCIATION

The New Tampa Y is so much more than “just a gym” with “just another pool”. We offer

wellness programs for adults, fami-lies, seniors and kids, have friendly staff that can show you how to lead a healthier lifestyle and we can pro-vide opportunities so you can give back to our community. When you join the Y, everyone gets stronger. kIDS FUN NIgHTOctober 15th - 4:30 - 9:00pm Ages 5 - 12 - FREE for facility Members (optional dinner is $8.00) Program Members - $35

SAvE THE DATEFOR SATURDAy NIgHT LIgHTS! October 8th, 7pm – 11pm. Kick off your night for our community! Dinner, dancing, drinks and must see silent auction. Stonewood, Ciccio’s The Lodge, Bella Vita, Firehouse Subs, Chick-Fil-A, Wood Fired Pizza, Coles Barbeque, Seasons Fresh. $50 per person in advance,

MVP seated ticket $75 per person in advance. www.ymcasaturday-nightlights.com

TOTS FUN NIgHTOctober 15th - 4:30 - 9:00pm Ages 3 - 4 - $15 for facility Members Program Members - $35 FLAg FOOTBALL Registration is going on now until October 8th - Ages 3 and up yMCA FALLFESTIvALSaturday, OCTOBER 29th at the YMCA. Food, fun, games and more. 10am – 1pm yMCA’S TEEN LEADER’S CLUB is just getting started - Free for members - Ages 12 - 18 - An op-portunity for youth and teens in New Tampa to grow in spirit, mind and body through leadership and volunteerism. Contact the Y for more information.

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does your mailbox have wood dam-age, need repaired, or painted. Sam

Ogden, the mailbox medic has been repairing and painting mailboxes in Meadow Pointe and the surrounding area for the last year and a half. In fact, it’s possible many of you reading this have utilized his services. A basic restoration cost is $30. The process consists of cleaning the mailbox with mildew cleaner, removing the box and numbers, sanding the entire post and arms, and filling in all exposed cracks with spackle/sealant.

The post and arms are then painted with the required Meadow Pointe colors and the box and numbers are put back on and reattached to the post. If there is major or minor repairs Sam, will assess what needs to be done in order to get your mailbox back to pristine condition. If needed, he can even replace the post if it is beyond repair. Call Sam Ogden, the Mailbox Medic, at 813-406-4545 and get your mailbox restored.

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OCTOBer 22ND, 2011 8 AM – 2 PM

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Come help us celebrate Halloween, October 31st,

2011 at the clubhouse

Stop by, get your picture taken and enter to win the costume contest

(ages infant to 12 yrs)

Prizes awarded to 1st, 2nd, 3rd, plus winners will have their picture in the next

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Visit us between 5pm & 7pm, to enter contest and get

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Meadow Pointe iV Cdd information

Address: 3902 Meadow Pointe BlvdWesley Chapel, Fl 33543Phone: 813-973-3003Fax: 813-973-3883Hours of Operation:Sun-Sat 9AM-9PMContact Information:Jeremy T Crawford, Clubhouse ManagerEmail:[email protected] Sheriff ’s office phone: 813-929-1204 CDD BOARD

Chairman: Sandra BellVice Chairman: John BlakelySupervisors: Adam Bell, Joseph An-drews, & Arlene AndrewsDistrict Manager: Scott BrizendineLocation: MPIV ClubhouseTime: October 11th, 11:30 AM HOA BOARD

President: John JohnsonVice President: Diane HornerDevco Rep: Mark SiffordCommunity Association Manager: Steve SzekelyLocation: MPIII ClubhouseTime: October 4th, 6:30 PM

BOOT CAMPAll ages and fitness levels welcome. Get in gear in this fun outdoor camp and enjoy nature as you work on cardio, flexibility, & strength by using your own weight. Call for pricing and times. Jack So-moano (321) 443-2922 or [email protected].

PIyOTime: Thur. 6:30pm Location: MPIV ClubhouseContact: [email protected]: ghdancefitnessWebsite: www.ghdancefitness.com

SPANISH CLASSAll ages Tuesdays and Thursdays $15/class, paid by the month (a 3 month course), includes notebook. Call for Appt. Call Patricia Rios (813) 388-9416

SWIM LESSONSAmerican Red Cross Swim Lessons for children and adults are now available through September. Private one on one Instruction. Free 15 Minute Introductory Lesson. Call for more info: (813) 618-6325.

TENNIS LESSONSView schedule and sign up at www.thetennis-connection.com or call 813-949-9195 for more information.

TRUTH CONqUERORSSOCCER ACADEMyTime: Sat. 8am-10:30amLocation: MPIV fieldContact: Coach Junior [email protected]: 813-846-2271; 813-924-2411Website: www.truthconquerors.com

ZUMBATimes: MON. 6:30pm Low Impact/

beginners; 7:30pm Regular; THUR. 7:30pm Regular

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Hats off to Nancy Montoya and Na-dine Sessa for planning September’s Kid craft Event. The kids had a great time making wind chimes to hang out-side as the weather begins to cool down this fall. Thank you to Vicki Olivo and her two sons Sammy and Danny, Na-dine Sessa and her son Cygnus, and

Nancy Montoya and her son Andrew for participating.

Keep checking the Meadow Pointe news for upcoming events. If you an idea and would like to plan an event please contact the clubhouse to get started.

Thank you!


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29040 County Line Rd.Wesley Chapel, Fl 33543

813-794-1900sandpine.pasco.k12.fl.uswww.sandpinepta.org.Principal: Todd Cluff

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2025 Mansfield Blvd. Wesley Chapel, FL 33543

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SAND PINE ELEMENTARy

WELCOME BACk TO SCHOOL!Sand Pine Elementary School students began the 2011-2012 school year on Monday, August 22, 2011. Students arrived to school with smiles on their faces as teach-ers, faculty, and staff greeted them. Everyone is ready to get started and to make this the best year yet! Welcome back to school!

PTA BINgO NIgHT AND gENERAL ASSEMBLyOn Friday, September 9, 2011, the Sand Pine Elementary School PTA held the first General Assembly and BINGO night of the school year. The new Executive Board was voted in and the entire PTA Board was presented to the assembly. The new PTA President, Hethre Smith, was introduced and spoke to the assem-bly about PTA goals for this year.

The previous PTA President, Peggy D’Alessandro, was recognized for

her time, dedication, and com-mitment to the PTA, school, and children. Peggy will continue to serve on the PTA Board for the 2011-2012 school year as the Im-mediate Past President.

Following the General Assembly, several games of BINGO were played throughout the night. The evening was filled with lots of lucky winners and smiles. Thank you to all of the volunteers and sponsors for making this event such a success!

September 7 was the kickoff of the PTA’s fall fundraiser. The kids were excited to hear about all the cool prizes that were available

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COFFEE CHATTERAll families of Dr. John Long Middle School are invited to attend our second Coffee Chat. This month we will spotlight our language arts department and we will have guest teachers speaking about our success-ful writing program.

The second Coffee Chat will be held on Friday, October 14th at 8:45am. We look forward to having you join us for some coffee and conversation!

Tracey BrunoJLMS Assistant Principal

ATTENTION PARENTS OF 6TH gRADE STU-DENTS:On October 20, 2011 our school nurse Lindsey Harrie, RN will be screening all 6th grade students.

The screening will include a vision, hearing, height & weight, body mass calculation, and scoliosis Students will be checked through their sci-ence classes.

If you do not want your child to be screened, please put this request in writing and have your child give it to their science teacher. If you have any questions please feel free to call our school nurse.

BACk TO SCHOOL DANCE

The PTSA held a “Back to School Dance” September 1. The cafete-ria was full of dancing shoes that afternoon as the kids showed off their dance moves. Thank you to our PTSA chaperones. For more pictures, visit the photo gallery at www.jlmsptsa.org.

DR. JOHN LONg MIDDLE SCHOOL

What a night it was September 9th at Sand Pine’s first Bingo Night and PTA General Assembly. We had a full house with lots of lucky winners.


According to statistics, children are likely to be injured from falling accidents on Hal-

loween night four times more than any other night. It stands to reason what with improperly fitted costumes, masks that block vision and hearing, and children crowded together, pushing, in a hurry to get to the next house. There are basic safety tips that can insure your family has a safe Hal-loween night.

But don’t wait until Halloween night to spring all these safety tips on them. Because of the excitement of

the night, the sugar they may have consumed before going out, and the natural ability of children to tune adults out, you may want to begin addressing this issue long before then. It’s easy to sneak in a safety tip here and there throughout the week before.

Costumes are one leading cause of accidents during this holiday, which can be alleviated by making sure the costume doesn’t drag the ground. By allowing the child to wear the costume before the big night, you can check to see if it needs hem-

Safety for Meadow Pointe’s Trick-O-Treaters

By Angela Lytle

ming. And above all else, check the label and make sure it’s either flame retardant or flame resistant. Polyester is generally the best choice of material for the costume since cotton has a tendency to burn quickly.

Other safety measures include making sure your child’s mask is easy to see out of and there are no sharp items being carried that can cause injury when falling. Have your child carry a flashlight, even if you’re going out with them, or one of the many glow sticks available. By going with children you are insuring their safety, but when you can’t, always make sure children travel in a group and there is someone old enough to supervise.

Shoes that match the costume are not always a good idea, especially if these shoes are hard to walk in, wobbly, or too elevated. A safe shoe to wear for tramping door to door on this dark and scary night would be tennis shoes. Maybe paint “Tinkerbelle’s or Buzz Lightyear’s white tennis shoes with sparkly glitter and other decorations.Remind them about sharing and

making sure they don’t crowd to the front of the line and push fellow trick-or-treaters. Shoving causes accidents. Keep the excitement down by not allowing them sugar treats before they leave the house. And above all else: No candy consumed until they get home to have it inspected.

For older children who will be trick-or-treating without parents, make sure there is a curfew set, or better yet, make sure those older children check in with you periodically so you know their safe.

What would Halloween be without carved pumpkins? But remember, a candle-lit pumpkin on the porch, or dangerously placed, can be hazard-ous. Place the lit pumpkin away from where the child will stand waiting for candy. Talk to your kids about the hazards of burning jack-o-lanterns and lit up decorations.

Have a safe and healthy Halloween. Enjoy the night! v

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IMPORTANT NumbersPasco County Sheriff’s Non-emergency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 929-1204

Alligator Hotline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (866) 392-4286

Animal Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 929-1212

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Government Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 996-7341

Hartline (HART info Line) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 254-4278

Pasco County Utilities - Water Normal business hrs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (727) 847-8131After hrs emergency. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (727) 847-8144

Office of Emer. Management. . . . . . . . . . . . (727) 847-8137www.pascoemergencymanagement.com

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Pasco County Utilities

(24-hr emergency) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (800) 226-8144

Peoples Gas (TECO) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 275-3700www.peoplesgas.com

Poison Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-800-222-1222

Post Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 991-7846

Supervisor of Elections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (800) 851-8754

Tax Collector (Mike Olson) . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 235-6020

TECO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 223-0800 Waste Aid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (727) 842-9309

Waste Services of Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 788-5556

Wesley Chapel Chamber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 994-8534

Wildlife Refuge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 932-9545

Withlacoochee Electric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (352) 567-5133www.wrec.net

Florida’s 5th Congressional District Rep. Richard B. Nugent (R)District Phone: (352) 799-8354nugent.house.gov/

US Senator, FL (JR.) Marco Rubio (R)District Phone: 202-224-3041rubio.senate.gov

US Senator, FL (SR.) Bill Nelson (D)District Phone: 813-225-7040billnelson.senate.gov

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Meadow Pointe residents can list items for sale and/or services needed at no charge. Up to 45 words. For your convenience, classifieds may be send via email to (Meadow Pointe News Classifieds:) [email protected]. Meadow Pointe News reserves the right to revise, reclassify, edit or refuse any classified advertisement. Personal information, such as name and

address, is required for submission but will not appear in the classified listing unless requested. Classifieds will be accepted and posted from non-Meadow Pointe residents but only after payment of $15 is received. For further information, call 813-991-0323 or email [email protected]

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Honor roll student looking for summer babysitting job, 15yo Seven Oaks resident. Club and pool access. Day or evening hours. $10 an hour. 407-417-7136 or 813-713-9086.

Cluttered closets, garages or storage units? I’ll sell your items on ebay! Please call Ami @ 813-838-1388.

Parker Family Child Care Home Openings available for infant to 3 years old. No Registration Fees. CPR and First Aid Certified. Meals and Snacks Provided. Located right here in Meadow Pointe. Open since 2003. Lic# F23PA0024. Mari Parker 813.994.7876 or 813.404.5151

Reading/Writing tutor in Country Walk/Meadow Pointe. grades K-2 Certified Elementary Teacher, BS, MS. 30 Years Teaching Experience. ESL teacher (English as a Second Language). I will help reinforce your child’s skills and teach them good learning techniques. Call Roberta (813) 991-1968 or email [email protected].

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FOR SAlE Upholstery All types-specializing in sofas, chairs, bar stools, etc. Call Sheryl at 813-245-9719. Competitive pricing.

Coral pink nintendo Ds lite. It is in like-new condition with no scratches or wear. It comes with 2 stylus pens, wall charger, canvas case and 5 games (2 are Mario). I have all of the original boxes and manuals. Asking $140 OBO. 838-1388 or [email protected].

Epson Stylus XC 6400 Printer / Copier, all-in-one multifunction. Instructions included, $50. Contact: Sandra 813-541-5442

HP PhotoSmart 8450 Inject Printer ‘nEW’. $50. Contact: Sandra 813-541-5442

$100 Audio tower by Bell’O AT423T 4-Shelves. Great Condition. E-mail to [email protected]

150 pcs bronze ware diner set-cherry handles, wooden case $125. call 907-6317.

4 Sling Back Chairs for Patio. Bronze Color Metal Frames. $50. Contact: 813-746-4818

Orange lake timeshare located in Kissimmee Fl., sleeps 8, 2 bedrooms, 2 bath full kitchen, dining room week 28, price $7500. Close to amusement parks, activities on grounds. Call 907-6317

For Sale Body Shower Interaktiv Body Shower- $500 obo. New in box never used, Interaktiv Body Shower 06549000. E-mail to [email protected]

Bonzai Water Runner, 6 foot in diameter, inflatable. ‘NEW’ in original box. $50. Contact: Sandra 813-541-5442

1997 Honda Accord EX. A one owner car. Less than 125,000 miles. 25 mpg. New tires at 110,000 miles. We have the service records. For value, check the Kelly Blue Book, call 907-5549.

Hyundai 2009 Elantra-glS 4 dr. sedan $15,000. ONLY 5800 miles! 4 cylinder, automatic, Hwy 33 MPG/25 city. Ext. color purple rain, int. beige-cloth seats. AC,one owner,very clean, See Auto trader.com for more info. Call 813-390-5173 or email [email protected].

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