Seven Oaks News September 2011

SEVEN OAKS NEWS September 2011

The community newsletter that brings us together! • Volume 2, Issue 3 - September, 2011

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SEVEN OAKS NEWSSeptember 2011


© 2011 Seven Oaks News. All rights reserved. Seven Oaks News is published monthly, distributed by the U.S. Postal Service free to all residents of the Seven Oaks community and advertisers. The views expressed within are not necessarily those of the Publisher, the Board of Supervisors for the Seven Oaks CDD, SOPOA or the Resident Counsel. Lists are for reference only and do not imply official sanction or recommendation by Seven Oaks News. Editorial submission are welcome. Pub-lisher reserves the right to reject or edit all submissions for length and/or clarity. The Publisher is not responsible for errors or omissions.

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It’s interesting how seasons and va-cations can be so exciting as they

approach and then toward the end of them, you are ready for the next season or getting back to a routine. School is that way for most children. They are so excited to get out and take a break; let loose, but by the time summer comes to an end they are so excited to get back to friends, and a routine of learning and fun. Residents saw this unfold on August 23rd as children put on their best attire, buses lines the streets, parents took pictures, and traffic thickened. All very exhilarating and touching on the thought that the holidays are right around the corner. I know; don’t remind you.

The Seven Oaks carnival managed to keep the storms at bay on August 20th and residents cooled off with the water slide after enjoying the

games. I hope you were able to attend. Did you notice who was in the dunk tank? You will find pictures from that day inside as well as Game Night which occurred the end of July and many resident photos.

There are some other fun commu-nity events coming up, so look inside for those. Labor Day is September 5th, enjoy the long weekend! And as always, send in your pictures, stories, events, happenings and an-nouncements.

Remember to attend the CDD, SOPOA and Resident Council meetings, in the clubhouse. Check inside for dates.

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The Residents Council meets the first Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM in the Clubhouse Gathering Room.

RESIdEnT COUnCILSeven OakS

In the nearly four years of living in Seven Oaks I have seen massive improvements, both to the community as well as the surrounding

area. Wiregrass Mall has become a focal point for shopping, dining, and social life. The improve-ments to Bruce B. Downs, Routes 56, 54 and to I-75 tell of the bright future for all of us. The hospital and college are sure to contribute to the desirability of Seven Oaks as well.

What other community in Pasco County can you name that allows its residents to attend school, shop, bank, eat and go to a variety of health care professionals within its borders?

To further illustrate the high regard people have toward Seven Oaks you only have to look as far as my sub-division; Crosswinds. The bankruptcy of the original builder, Smith Family Homes left

the community with only 13 completed homes. Although it was an advantage initially having wide open areas between the existing homes, the completion of the sub-division by Standard Pa-cific Homes proved to have greater advantages. At a time of hard-selling for home builders, Standard Pacific Homes was extremely successful. At the time of this writing, 21 of the remaining 35 lots have been sold in less than four months! Hats off to them but the real beneficiary is the community of Seven Oaks.

In closing, I say that the children growing up in Seven Oaks stand to benefit the most. The school, the clubhouse facilities, and amenities in the surrounding areas ensure a great head start and a great life for them as well as all the residents of Seven Oaks. v

Thanks to all,

Joe Stewart Crosswinds Resident Council Representative

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arm of The Greater Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce. The focus of this committee is to provide resources to start-up, relocating and existing/expanding busi-nesses within the membership of the chamber; providing business education and training; facilitat-ing networking and partnerships; and formulating responsible public policy to ensure that businesses and residents of Seven Oaks have

the resources, infrastructure, and opportunities to advance the qual-ity of life.

The continued business growth in this area include recently opened retail destinations such as The Shops at Wiregrass and the Grove at Wesley Chapel, the scheduled November 2012 opening of Flori-da Hospital Wesley Chapel and the soon to be built, Porter Campus of Pasco-Hernando Community Col-lege Campus. These major projects all plant the seeds for expansion of

other businesses and will continue to fuel the growth and excitement in this area.

The intent of the Wesley Chapel Economic Development com-mittee is to encourage, assist and facilitate economic growth in the Wesley Chapel area. The commit-tee is chaired by Chamber mem-ber, Jeff Miller and co-chaired by Chamber member Lutfi Jadallah.The Economic Development Committee meets monthly on the 4th Thursday of the month from 11:30am – 12:30pm at American Consulting Engineers located at 2818 Cypress Ridge Blvd, Wesley Chapel 33544. Each meeting features a guest speaker who brings business relevant topics to the group.

Prior WCEDC guest speak-ers have included: Florida State Representative Will Weatherford, Pasco County Commissioners Pat Mulieri, Jack Mariano and Ted Schrader, Pasco County Administrator John Gallagher,

John Harding - CEO University Community Health, Don and JD Porter of Wiregrass Ranch, Tom Dempsey - Owner of Saddlebrook Resort, Scott Ehrenberg - COO of Dais Analytic Corp. and Pasco County Clerk and Comptroller Paula O’Neil. v

Future scheduled guest speakers include:

Sept 22nd 2011 - Pasco County Commissioner Henry Wilson

October 27th 2011 - Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco

January 26th 2012 - Pasco County Commissioner Ann Hildebrand

February 23rd 2012 - Maureen Moore Director of Communica-tions Saint Leo University

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HOME OWnERS ASSOCIATIOnSeven OakS

I started thinking about what I was going to write about in this column a couple of

weeks ago. Yes for you skeptics out there, I actually do think about what I put in my articles. I will admit though, that sometimes the finished product might not reflect the “deep thinking”, that went into it. Sometimes, it’s hard to come up with a new idea or approach to write about. I’ve also been given help from some of my fellow board members, neighbors, my wife, other homeowners, etc., with ideas for articles or things that I should say. The following article was written to try to keep everyone happy. In short, I’ve included as many topics as I could. Hopefully it will contain some nugget of wisdom or a thought that is of interest for you, the reader. Soooooo, here are some things, I think I think.

Our Property Service Management Company, Rampart Properties, Inc. has set up a new Customer Service Number. If you call between the hours of 8:30 AM and 5:00 PM Monday through Thursday or 8:30 AM and 4:00 PM on Friday, you will get a live person to answer your call. (It works, I’ve tried it.) This new

number is an effort on Rampart’s part to improve their service response to their clients. I know that in the past, people have tried to call our property manager but were unsuccessful because she was away from the office and working at the property. Hopefully this will make it easier for our homeowners to contact Rampart when neces-sary. Oh Yes! . . The number is: 813-963-6400.

While I’m talking about contacts, a word of advice to those of you who have received notices of col-lections or liens from the SOPOA attorney. When the file is turned over to the attorney, it is be-cause the SOPOA Board and the Property Manager have exhausted all legal means at our disposal to either ensure compliance with the covenants or to get someone to pay their dues. It now becomes necessary to work through the At-torney and not Rampart Properties or the SOPOA Board. I would also suggest that all communications be in written form. That protects you and provides all parties an audit trail should the need arise to verify what was said and when. The Board will not routinely request the Attorney to waive the fees they charge. That’s up to the

homeowner. Also, do not expect an immediate answer when writing to the Attorney. There is usually at least a minimum of 30 days for them to respond to your letter. I might be over simplifying the issue here but I think it would be easier if the friendly letter was adhered to and the deed violation repaired or resolved. Of if the dues were paid on time, then the Attorney would not need to get involved.

Some good news! It looks like we’ll be able to keep the SOPOA dues the same for this coming year. The Board has been very active in searching for ways to improve services and save money. One example: We are using a new ven-dor for our gate repairs and their maintenance. We have kept the assessments the same for the past two years despite the economic situation. We will continue to be good stewards of your dollars. Look for more information com-ing out in the next few weeks as well as information on our Gen-eral Meeting in September.

I think a word about parking is in order. Overnight parking on the street is prohibited by the Seven Oaks Covenants. It is also a Pasco County Ordinance. I noticed that the Pasco County has been

ticketing cars parked on the street overnight. Also, boats, campers, RV’s and Commercial vehicles are not to be parked in driveways. I would like to see that a little common sense applied that if someone was going camping the next day they could be forgiven if they packed the camper the night before and then went on their camping trip the next day. What will not be allowed is a boat sitting in the driveway day after day or a commercial vehicle sitting in the drive way every evening and overnight.

All homeowners have received information on a vacancy on the SOPOA Board and the form need-ed for you to volunteer. I’ve said this before but I think there is a tremendous amount of talent and experience throughout the Seven Oaks Community. I encourage you to consider volunteering for a position on the SOPOA Board. It’s a great opportunity to give back to and help make your neighborhood a better place to live.Just some things, I think I think…

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Seven Oaks scouts who want to help the surrounding communities may partici-pate in a Coastal Cleanup on Sunday,

September 18th from 9am to noon. The check-in/headquarters will be at the North Entrance of WCDP on Overpass Road. Lots of Girl & Boy Scout troops come out to volunteer, as well as

Rotary Clubs, PTA & PTO’s and individuals from all over Wesley Chapel, San Antonio and even Dade City.

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For a few days this November, the history and the future of Girl Scouts will meet in Houston, Texas. With 100 years to

celebrate and a new century ahead, we can guar-antee that the 2011 National Council Session will surprise you, inspire you, inform you, and energize you as never before.

Here are some of the highlights:

Our “Conversations of Consequence” panel discussions will illuminate the state of girls today and the roles we can all play in making 2012 the Year of the Girl.

A dozen different seminars provided by Girl Scouts University will equip Girl Scout profes-sionals, volunteers, and parents with new skills for a new century.

Many of America’s most accomplished women will be on hand to inspire us, including Yolanda

Adams, Katie Couric, Marlee Matlin, Soledad O’Brien, Houston Mayor Anise Parker, and Robin Roberts.

This year’s National Young Women of Distinc-tion will show us what the next generation of leaders can accomplish. We know they’ll change the world because they already have.

To help you take maximum advantage of Hous-ton’s abundant shopping opportunities, we’ll have two fashion shows, produced by the editors of Justine magazine.

And of course there’s a party. A huge party. The kind of party that only happens once every 100 years. Promise yourself you’ll go; you’ll rejoice in the decision.

Seven Oaks troops can save if you register early at girlscouts.org/convention. v

100th Anniversary Convention!

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Kicks Off Popcorn Fund-Raisers This Fall!

This fall, Boy Scouts in Seven Oaks will kick off their annual popcorn sale. This annual fund-raiser aligns with one of the goals of Scouting—to teach youth within the organi-zation how to become self-reliant. Through this popcorn sale and other fund-raising proj-ects, we have the opportunity to teach Scouts how they—along with the combined efforts of other Scouts—can help make the world a better place.

The safety of any products sold by Boy Scouts is of utmost importance to us. Recently, there have been safety concerns raised about popcorn brands that use diacetyl for flavoring, a common ingredient in many pastries, cake mixes, cookies, and candy.

You can rest assured that popcorn sold by Scouts across the country is safe. We have contacted the Boy Scouts’ popcorn suppliers and each company follows all USDA and FDA safety guidelines to produce foods that are safe for consumption. Also, all companies have voluntarily started removing diacetyl from their products.

As one of the organization’s most popular fund-raisers, the popcorn sale supports local units’ Scouting throughout the year. Last year, over 70 percent of the fund-raiser’s proceeds stayed within local councils. Of that amount, one-third of a council’s proceeds went directly to the units that sold popcorn to fund their local programs and activities. v


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did you know that your heating and cooling system typically uses more energy than any other system in your home? U.S. Depart-

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You can easily save money by appropriately maintaining and upgrading your HVAC system. However, says the EERE, upgrading to an energy-efficient furnace alone will not have as great an impact on your energy bills as using the whole-house approach to reducing energy consumption. Homeowners should combine proper equipment maintenance and upgrades with appropriate insula-tion, air sealing, and thermostat settings. The EERE estimates homeowners doing so can cut energy use for heating and cooling, and reduce environmental emissions, from 20 percent to 50 percent.

Heating and Cooling Tips from the EERE : • Set your thermostat as low as comfortable in

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• Clean or replace filters on furnaces once a month or as needed

• Turn off kitchen, bath, and other exhaust fans within 20 minutes after you are done cook-ing or bathing; when replacing exhaust fans, consider installing high-efficiency, low-noise models

• Invest in system maintenance; hire a profes-sional to inspect your system once a year

• During the heating season, keep the draperies and shades on your south-facing windows open during the day to allow the sunlight to enter your home and closed at night to reduce the chill you may feel from cold windows

• Check for disconnected or crushed duct work; if air flow is restricted your system can be overworked

• During the cooling season, keep the window coverings closed during the day to prevent solar gain.

LongTerm Savings Tips from the EERE • Select energy-efficient products

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CLUBHOUSE InFO Seven OakS

SEVEn OAKS LAdIES FOOdIE CLUBDo you enjoy: socializing while eating out and trying new restaurants? Going to food and drink tastings? Learning more about cooking techniques and trends? Watching cooking shows and reading culinary magazines? Shopping for the latest kitchen cookware and gadgets? Trying and sharing new recipes? Participating in foodie activities around town with other ladies as your schedule permits? If so, please e-mail me at [email protected] and I will add you as a member to this new club!

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GATHERInG ROOM REnTALSThinking of hosting a party? Consider reserving the Clubhouse for your private function. We offer morning, afternoon and evening rentals.

Rates are as follows for Seven Oaks residents:3 Hours $100.00 (tax inclusive)4 Hours $130.00 (tax inclusive)5 Hours $160.00 (tax inclusive)6 Hours $185.00 (tax inclusive)(Includes the Theater)

Further inquiries, please contact Clubhouse Manager at (813) 907-7987 or [email protected], or view online at www.MySevenOaks.com

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GATE REMOTESThe Clubhouse does not deal with gate remotes. Please call Sue Diaz with Rampart Properties, Sue Diaz (813) 963-6400 ext. 207 Or Direct: (813) 386-2557 or email: [email protected]

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LOST & FOUndDuring the pool season there will be a self-serve lost and found bin located outside the cafe window. Any items that are found that do not carry substantial value will be deposited there. Any items of value such as credit cards, electronics, jewelry etc. will be left with management in the office.

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MAInTAInInG BEAUTy OF SEVEn OAKSThe beauty of the Clubhouse and surrounding areas is one of the things that makes Seven Oaks such a great place to live and work. As we tour the grounds to make sure that everything looks as scenic as possible we have noticed an abundance of litter around the basketball courts and parking lot. While we do have staff that maintains the grounds, they are not able to pick up after everyone all the time. This also takes us away from other duties that need to be performed in the Clubhouse. Please make an effort to use the trash cans that have been provided on the premises for any litter that should be disposed of.

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POOL RULES& ETIqUETTENow that warm weather is here to stay the pool becomes the hot spot of the summer. We ask that while you are here that you please observe the pool rules and be mindful of others trying to enjoy the facilities as well. Pool rules are posted at various locations throughout the deck. We ask that there be no running, diving, or rough-housing on the pool deck at any time. This is for your own safety as well as the safety of others. Smoking on the pool deck is also prohibited. We have designated smoking areas for your convenience. We hold a zero tolerance policy for alcoholic beverages on the pool deck and coolers must be inspected upon arrival. The staff is directed to enforce these policies in order to provide a safe and comfortable environment for all the residents. We hope that you have a safe and enjoyable summer.

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SUMMER POOLFUn REVISIOnSmall water guns will now be permitted all day long everyday for use inside the Resort Pool Only (not on the pool deck). Small rafts will also be allowed all day, everyday in the Resort Pool only. We ask that if you will be using either rafts or waterguns at the facility that you be mindful of the other patrons so that everyone may enjoy their time at the pool.

BOOK CLUBHi, my name is Barbara Root. I would like to start a Bookclub meeting once a month in the Seven Oaks Clubhouse during the 3rd week of the month. If anyone is interested, please contact me at [email protected] or [email protected]. I can also be reached at 813-765-3853.

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LIGHTnInGLightning can strike 10 miles from the storm. The clubhouse policy for closing the pools due to lightning is 30 minutes after each lightning strike.The staff will inform you of when the pools will re-open.

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GUEST PASSOut of town guests residing in your home, may be placed on a guest pass. Please contact the Clubhouse Manager @ (813) 907-7987 in order to make arrangements for this pass. To receive a guest pass, you must provide your resident access card, along with your guest’s photo ID (drivers license preferred). Please understand that guest(s) are not permitted to bring additional guests(s).

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ClubhouSe hourS & ContaCt Info:

Theresa Flores, ManagerClubhouse Phone: (813)907-7987

Clubhouse Fax: (813)907-0660Bryan Cooper, Staff Supervisor

E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.MySevenOaks.com

Clubhouse Hours:Sun. 7am - 9 pm; Mon. - Sat. 7am - 10pm

Café Hours: Daily 7am - 8pm

Fitness Room Hours:Sun. 5am - 9pm; Mon. - Sat. 5am - 10pm


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Seven oakS CommunIty Development DIStrICt meetIngThe Board of Supervisors of the Seven Oaks Community Development District will hold their monthly meetings in the Seven Oaks Clubhouse at 6:30pm on the following dates. For any questions or for more information, please email Scott Brizendine at [email protected] or visit www.MySevenO-aks.com and click on CDD.

September 14thOctober 12th

reSIDentS CounCIl meetIngResident Council holds their monthly meet-ings at the Clubhouse at 7:00pm on the fol-lowing dates. If you have a question, con-cern or need information, please email the Resident Council Chairwoman Holly Hill at [email protected] or go to www.MySev-enOaks.com, click on Resident Council.


DeSIgn revIew CommIttee DRC holds their regular monthly meeting at the Seven Oaks Clubhouse at 7:00pm on the following dates. Visit www.MySevenOaks.com for any questions or for more information on the DRC.

To download your Architectural Modification Request, go to www.MySevenOaks.com, click on SOPOA, click Documents and Forms and click on Architectural Modification Request.


Sopoa Seven oakS property ownerS’ aSSoCIatIon SOPOA will hold their regular monthly meet-ing at the Seven Oaks Clubhouse at 6:00pm on the following dates. Visit www.MySev-enOaks.com for any questions or information you may need on the Seven Oaks Property Owners Association.


Public Meeting Dates

ACCESS CARdSAccess Cards must be present when entering the Clubhouse or using any area of the Clubhouse facility. The picture on the card must match the person presenting the card. If you lost or misplaced your access card, you must replace it if you would like to utilize the facilities.

The fee for a replacement card is $15. (tax inclusive) Individuals who do not have a valid access card will be asked to leave the premises or pay the daily non-resident usage fee. Please treat your access card as a key to entering your home.

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TEnnIS RACKETSFOR REnTWant to play tennis and need a racket?

For your convenience, tennis rackets are available to rent at the clubhouse. The fee is $2.00 + tax each, per 1 ½ hour use.

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TEnnIS BALLSFOR SALEPurchase tennis balls for your convenience at the Café. Cost per three pack is $2.50 + tax.

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CABAnA REnTAL POLICy It has come to our attention during these last few weekends that there has been some confusion as to what the Cabana rental policy is, and how it works. Cabanas by the pool are on a first come first served basis. These cabanas can also be rented for 3 hour blocks from the hours of 10am-1pm, 1pm-4pm, and 4pm -7pm. All cabanas that have been rented will be clearly marked by a posted sign first thing in the morning. The signs have the rental times listed on them so that you will know what time the cabana has been reserved for. These signs do not mean that the cabanas are off limits the entire day, it simply means that if you are going to occupy that cabana then we ask that you make the cabana available by the allotted rental time posted. It may look as though many cabanas are rented for the day, but we only allow 5 rentals for any given time slot.

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POOL CLOSInGS During the summer months the pools here tend to get a lot of usage. Occasionally, there have been instances where accidents may occur and the pool needs to be closed down. We realize that this is an inconvenience, and there has been some aggitation about the length of time that the pools remain closed. It is our policy that if there is a bodily fluid incident in the pool that the pool then be

shut down for an amount of time according to Pasco County Health Regulations. This gives the chlorine an adequate amount of time to do what it is supposed to. We close down the pools for the safety of the residents. It is our policy that small children who are not potty trained wear swim diapers.

We also recommend plastic pants that can be worn over the swim diaper. If you have forgotten to bring one, we do offer swim diapers for sale in the cafe. We thank you for your understanding.

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AdULT SOFTBALL TEAM!I’m looking for a few good men and women who are interested in starting a Co-Ed softball team here in Seven Oaks. Practices would be held on Sunday mornings at the Clubhouse field. I want to get a team together to represent our community in a local softball league. If anyone is interested please contact me at [email protected]

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OPERATInG HOURS OF THE SLIdEWith the summer season at an end and all the children heading back to school, the water slide will

no longer be on a 7 day schedule. Starting August 22nd, the water slide will only be operational on the weekends until mid-October, at which time the slide will close for the year until next spring.


CLUBHOUSE EVEnTS Seven OakS

This is a CDD sponsored event.

Grandparents DaySubmit a story or poem about what makes your grandparent(s) special to you to win a gift card that you can use to show your

appreciation to those special people in your life.

September 11thentries must be submitted to management in the office by Sept. 5th.

Seven OaksSemi-Annual

GarageSaleSaturday,October 1st7am – 3pm

Come out to the Pool to enjoy a DJ playing all your favorite hits from the 80’s.


80's Music at the Pool!Monday, September 5th (Labor Day) from 1-4pm


CLUBHOUSE EVEnTSSeven OakS

Friday, September 30th, 6-8pmReservations need to be made with clubhouse management by September 26th.

Bring your children to the Clubhouse for Bingo Night.

Light snacks and refreshments will be served.Prizes will be awarded. Ages 6 – 13.


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daughter, at which point Smith took a job in corporate America to be closer to home. Eighteen months ago, he went back to magic or as he calls it “Edutainment” full time.

“I’ve never wanted to be a famous magician,” said Smith, 46, who lives in Wesley Chapel. “I just wanted to make a decent living doing what I love and teaching life lessons to children. To me, that’s success.”

His magic shows promote reading, math, anti-bullying, and character building among school-aged children. He also sends a “Teachers List” to the schools the week prior to the per-formance which includes additional vocabulary words for the week along with activities to reinforce the mes-sage behind the chosen theme. The

tricks performed using ideas, stories and/or props from various themes coincide with Florida’s elementary school and library curriculum for the year.

It is not uncommon to see Dallas more than once a year at a school; he is frequently re-booked to come back the next year. Because of his popular-ity Dallas has created 5 themed shows: Stop Bullying Now, Math is Magic, Reading is Fun, Just Say No, and Character Building. National studies have shown that 60 percent of learning comes from visualization; Smith says with that statistic and the verbal lesson his student’s walk away remembering almost all of his points. Dallas is constantly adding new rou-tines to his shows with topical mes-sages to keep his young fans happy.

Dallas has performed for as many as 1,000 students at a time! Teachers, librarians, and principals comment on how amazing it is to hold their attention for up to 45 minutes. The students are always on the edge of their seat listening, watching, and laughing. Smith says the greatest thing of all is that they are also learn-ing while having fun.

You may also catch Smith perform-ing locally at festivals, fundraisers, company parties and birthday parties. He is often accompanied with his 8 year old daughter who is a major contributor to the show. Smith said he is blessed to have one of the students that he teaches life lessons to right there with him saying “ that is a great message dad” or no way get rid of that routine. v

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9/2 Friday 7:30 am WOW (Women of Wesley Chapel) at Branch of Christ Ministries Building

Begin your morning with a dynamic group of enthusiastic, entrepreneur women for networking and business tips. RSVP to Debbie Yoerg at [email protected] S.R. 56 (S.R. 56 & Arrowgrass Road, by Boardwalk Frozen Custard) 9/6 Tuesday 8 am Monthly Business Breakfast at Saddlebrook Resort

Speaker: Lisa Stoessel, American Cancer Society. Breakfast Sponsor: Shops at Wiregrass. $15 (with RSVP), $18 (without), includes breakfast & valet RSVP to the Chamber at [email protected] or 994-8534.5700 Saddlebrook Way

9/10 Saturday 7 pm Annual Awards Banquet at Saddlebrook Resort ; Presenting “An Evening of Elegance”

Cocktails at 7 pm and Banquet at 8 pm, Attire is Cocktail/Evening Attire (Frank Sinatra Theme); Price $55 per person, includes parking and gratuity.5700 Saddlebrook Way

9/14 Wednesday 8:30 amAmbassador’s Breakfast at Hampton Inn & Suites

2740 Cypress Ridge Blvd (Sponsored by Bagelicious and More. For Ambassadors Only) 9/15 Thursday 6 pmThere will not be Business Mixer due to the Annual Awards Banquet

The Greater Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce will hold their 2011 An-

nual Awards Banquet, “An Eve-ning of Elegance” on September 10, 2011. The Banquet will take place from 7p-11p at the beauti-ful Saddlebrook Resort. This semi-formal affair will honor local businesses for their vision as well as recognize their dedication to improving the quality of life in Wesley Chapel, the “Oppor-tunity Community”.

This event will be attended by Wesley Chapel’s top-level busi-ness leaders from large, mid-size, small businesses and community organizations. This year’s awards will recognize the large and small business, civic organization,

volunteer and business leader of the year, just to name a few. Past winners include: Florida Hospital Zephyrhills, Ierna’s Heating & Cooling and Support the Troops.

The evening will feature a fabu-lous dinner, live entertainment that includes a Frank Sinatra impersonator, a DJ, dancing and a silent auction for the whole Chamber to enjoy. The Greater Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce looks forward to you joining in and making this evening a memorable event.

For more information [email protected]

2011 Annual Awards Banquet,

An Evening of Elegance

9/20 Tuesday 8 amNetworking Coffee at Organic Life Coffee

Join Capt. Rob for a cup of coffee and an early morning networking opportunity.

1900 Oak Grove Blvd (next to Ferman Automotive) 9/20 Tuesday 3 pmNetworking on the Nines at Saddlebrook Resort

9 holes of “Best Ball” for $20 for greens fees/cart. Bring a client or associate for a fun, unique networking opportunity on the golf course. For more information, contact Rob Kellog at [email protected] or 817-5655

5700 Saddlebrook Way 9/22 Thursday 11:30 am – Economic Development/Government Affairs Meeting at American Consulting Engineers

For more information, contact Jeff Miller:

[email protected] Cypress Ridge Blvd

9/22 Thursday 5:30 pm – Business ‘After Hours’ Hosted by: Gulfside Regional Hospice

Enjoy an informal evening of networking and food. Learn about Gulfside Regional Hospice and their fifth annual “Hike for Hospice!” Visit: www.firstgiving.com/hikeforhospice.

Lutz Thrift Shoppe, 21780 S.R. 54

9/27 Tuesday 9 am – Membership Orientation at Chamber Office

Join Capt. Rob for an informal presentation about the Chamber. Gain valuable knowledge on working with the Chamber to grow your business through monthly networking opportunities and events. All members are invited to attend.

6013 Wesley Grove Blvd., Ste. 105, Chamber Conference Room.


gFWC NEW TAmpA Junior Women’s Club

The GFWC New Tampa Junior Women’s Club will host the I WILL Inspire

5K/One Mile Fun Run to ben-efit the I WILL Foundation and Operation Helping Hands on Feb-ruary 18, 2012 at 8 a.m. Florida Orthopedic Institute is going to be the race headquarters with the course taking place through beautiful Telecom park.

Race Co-Director, Mandy Manno said “Our mission is to INSPIRE athletes of all abilities to embark on a journey of self-achievement, whether it is a first time run-ner or recovering veteran. We

have partnered with the I WILL Foundation and Operation Helping Hand and our hope is to encourage people facing adversity to live their lives to the fullest by achieving goals that they thought were otherwise unattainable. The I Will Inspire 5k race will be a day of celebration for all participants and supporters.”

Although this is the inaugural year, Race Directors Mandy Manno and Catherine Pacifici have already received recognition for their efforts to inspire. Run-ner’s World Magazine has picked up the story of the race’s incep-

tion and is currently featuring it on their website. Visit www.runnersworld.com and look for Runner’s Stories: Remembering 9/11to read this incredible story of inspiration.

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ST. LEO UnIVERSITy PARTnERSHIP & nEW FALL SEASOn

WCAA Basketball recently completed their Spring 2011 season. Three-

hundred boys and girls ages 5 to 16, (many of whom live in Seven Oaks), enjoyed a fun and competitive ten game season, plus a single elimina-tion playoff! New this year, WCAA Basketball announced a partnership with St. Leo University.The St. Leo Men’s Basketball team came out to our very own Wesley

Chapel District Park to spend a day instructing our kids on the fundamentals of the game. Head Coach Mike Madagan was on hand and provided his insights on how to be successful in the game of basketball – and life. Later, WCAA Basketball families were invited to witness Coach Madagan’s final game of his 30-year career when the St. Leo men’s team defeated Barry University 85-70 to send him off with a big win!

As a special surprise to end the season, WCAA Basketball announced their final championship and All-Star games would be played at St. Leo University’s Bowman Activities Center, the venue for all St. Leo home basketball games. The kids were very excited to play their final games of the season in a big time college gymnasium! Many exciting games were witnessed on Championship Sunday, such as a

single point victory for the U9 Knicks over the U9 Celtics in overtime!

At the request of the community, WCAA Basketball has announced a new fall season for boys and girls ages 5-16. Early registration is open now. The season begins in October and ends the week before Thanksgiving. Register early to reserve your space! Please visit wcaabasketball.com.

AnGELS FLy HIGH!

Congratulations for a stun-ningly successful season to the WCAA Angels softball

team! Our 9 & 10 year-old girls have made Wesley Chapel proud by earning the #1 spot in the State of Florida and #2 in the World Series! They may have lost a heartbreaker

1-0 in the final, but they are all WINNERS in our hearts!!

Way to go: Jordan Almasy, Riley Baxter, Chase Booker, Logan Coward, Jordyn Kadlub, Baylie King, Anna Margetis, Paige Mulford, Neely Peterson, Jordan Rosenberg, Melissa Wark and Shelby Westbrook. Special Thanks to the coaches: Will Coward, Scott King, Mike Peterson and Scott Kadlub.

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IMPORTAnT NumBERSPasco County Sheriff’s Non-emergency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 929-1204

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

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

Bright House Cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 862-0500

Drivers Licence Auto Reg. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 939-6020

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

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

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

After hrs emergency. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (727) 847-8144

Office of Emer. Management. . . . . . . . . . . . (727) 847-8137

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Pasco CountyGen. Info (Roads, Etc.). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 996-7341

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

Waste Aid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (727) 842-9309

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

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

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

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the emergency shelters are located. If there is more than one in your vicinity, know all the locations. The steps you should take in preparing for shelter depends on the type of emergency situation. For example, during a tornado you should go to an underground room if it is available. During a hurricane, go to the most

well fortified building in your loca-tion. These emergency shelters are usually announced well ahead of ahurricane warning.

12. ShEltEr in PlacEIf your emergency officials tell

you to “shelter in place,” this means that you should remain inside your home or office and protect yourself there.

• Close and lock all windows and exterior doors.

• Turn off all fans, heating, and air conditioning systems.

• Close the fireplace damper.

• Get your disaster kit and make sure your radio is working.

• Go to an interior room without windows that is above ground level.

• Keep listening to your radio or television until you are told all is safe or that you are to evacuate. The length of your stay can range from a few hours to two weeks. During this time you should maintain a 24-hour communications and safety watch. Take turns with family in listening for radio broadcasts.

• Assemble an emergency toilet, if necessary. Use a garbage container, pail, or bucket with a snug-fitting cover. If the container is small, use a larger container with a cover for waste disposal. Line both containers with plastic bags. After each use, pour or sprinkle a small amount of a regular household disinfectant, such as chlorine bleach, into the container to reduce odor or germs.

13. PrEdEtErminEd mEEting PlacE

Have a predetermined destination for meeting your family in the event you are separated from them. This will save time and anxiety as well as minimize the confu-sion if you are told to evacuate. Have some prior arrangements with friends or family who may provide temporary shelter in case of emergency.

14. childrEn at SchoolHave a plan for who is to

pick up the children from school or how they will be taken care of and by whom.

15. animalS and PEtSHave a plan for caring for

animals in the event of an emer-gency evacuation. Make plans for where they will be sheltered.

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WESLEy CHAPEL ROTARy

upcoming meeting SpeakersThe following speakers will be presenting to the Noon Rotary Club of Wesley Chapel during the month of September. The club meets each Wednesday from 12:15-1:15pm at Pagelli’s Italiano in the Shops at Wiregrass (BB Downs Blvd. & SR 56 in Wesley Chapel).

Sept. 7thBen Turner, President of Philips & Jordan, telling the story of his company’s clean-up of the World Trade Center on the 10th anniver-sary of the 9/11 attacks on the US.

Sept. 14th Steve Jerve, Chief Meteorologist at WFLA News Channel 8, on Hurricane Season

Sept. 21st John Joyce, Agent for US Secret Service, on the role of the Secret Service

Sept. 28th Pat Weaver, world-renowned watercolor artist, author and teacher demonstrating her paint-ing technique.

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are interested in attending a meeting or would like to know more about Rotary, please contact David West at 813-909-4616.


RESIdEnT PICTURESSeven OakS

September...new shoes for school! Exhausted!

End of summer and beginnings of fall.Forever blowing bubbles

Early morning balloon sighting.Planking in Seven Oaks

Learning how to eat the best crabs ever! Mad scientist.Ava Kapadia at the Philadelphia Zoo.

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WOMEN’S PERSONAL TRAINING

Dance classesTo the Pointe Dance Centre

(813) 679-0395 or email [email protected]

Ballet Jazz Hip-Hop Cheerleading

• 4:30pm to 5:00pm – Ballet/Jazz Combo (ages 3-4)• 5:00pm to 5:30pm – Ballet/Jazz Combo (ages 5-6)• 5:30pm to 6:15pm – Ballet/Jazz/Hip Hop Combo

(ages 7-9)• 6:15pm to 7:00pm – Ballet/Jazz/Hip Hop Combo

(ages 10 and up)

Pre-register to reserve your spot, space is limited.

Boot Camp - adultsget in gear with an outdoor boot camp. enjoy nature and have fun at the same time while you get fit. All

fitness levels welcome. call for pricing and times. 1st class is complimentary. classes starting as low as $8.

Boot Camp for KidsCardio, strength, flexibility core and endurance using bodies own weight, bands and running

Jack Somoano (813) 498-9296 or email [email protected]

Guitar lessons

Monday, Tuesday, & Friday2:30pm - 6:30pm

call for prices and to schedule private lessons.

Cameron Schmitz (813) 994-4353

A Berklee College of Music graduate offering all styles and levels of guitar and bass.

KarateTuesday and Thursday 5:00pm-8:00pm

Meets in the Aerobic Room, Call for pricing.

[email protected]

John Augello (813) 451-7413

math tutoriNG

Kindergarten-9th gradeFlorida State Certified.

Sabah (813)-838-1726Summer group sessions available.

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BaseBall lessons Major League Baseball Training

Pitching / Hitting/ Fielding Running / Physical Training

Jason dellaero (813) 928-5503 or email [email protected]

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children over a year are taught a swim-float-swim sequence. All children learn these life

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*Stroke work offered to the more advanced students.

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Soccer league Skills evaluations will be conducted on September 10th and September 17th at Seven Oaks

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SCHOOL nEWS

SEVEn OAKS ELEMEnTARy SCHOOL

27633 Mystic Oaks BlvdWesley Chapel, FL 33543

Phone: (813) 794-0700Web: soeagles.pasco.k12.fl.us/

dR. JOHn LOnG MIddLE SCHOOL

2025 Mansfield BlvdWesley Chapel, FL 33543

Phone: (813) 346-6200Web: jlms.pasco.k12.fl.us

WIREGRASS RAnCH HIGH SCHOOL

2909 Mansfield Blvd. Wesley Chapel, FL 33543

(813) 346-6000wrhs.pasco.k12.fl.us

WESLEy CHAPEL ELEMEnTARy SCHOOL

30243 Wells RdWesley Chapel, FL 33544

Phone: (813) 794-0100Web: wces.pasco.k12.fl.us

WIREGRASS RAnCH H.S.CALEndAR

Sept. 5: Labor Day Holiday (No School)

Sept. 12: Open House

PORTABLES And RAIny dAySWith 2000 students, we have 19 portables that most students will use during the day. Please plan on providing your child with rain gear or a small umbrella (to fit in book bag or locker) for rainy days. Florida weather is unpredictable and we do

not cancel classes in the portables when it rains. Plan accordingly.

dRESS COdE/SECU-RITy OF VALUABLESStudents shall wear modest clothing of such style and design as shall be consistent with community stan-dards as determined by the school principal. As you make summer back to school purchases, please make sure clothing meets the dress code requirements. Students must secure electronic devices, money, jewelry, etc. at all times. Failure to secure valuables may result in LOSS or theft, and the school is not responsible.

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John Long Middle School teachers and staff were treated to a Welcome Back Breakfast provided by the JLMS PTSA on

August 15th. The PTSA wishes everyone at John Long Middle School a great school year!

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Proceeds to benefit:


CLUBHOUSE phoToSCarnival Game Night


• Free Market Analysis

• Customized, Unsurpassed Marketing Plan

• Genuinely Cares About Home Values

• Exposure on MLS & Many Websites

• Strategic Planning & Personalized Service

• Live, Work & Play in Seven Oaks

EXPERIENCE PAYS!My experience and expertise sells your home fast for top dollar! I work hard for you seven days a week and go the extra mile to bring in buyers!

Michelle Deaton, CDPERE/MAX Premier Group

Direct: [email protected] • www.MichelleDeaton.com

Professional servicesPending

Pending

AVAiLABLeSoLdPending

Sold

SEVEN OAKS RESIDENT REALTOR

Now Taking New Listings!

COMMUnITy SpoTLighT

1Just added for 2011 - a 5K Run! You now have a choice at the

Hike for Hospice between running (begins at 8 a.m.) or walking (starts at 9 a.m.) to support hospice.

2 Enjoy the nice fall weather at the beautiful and scenic Wesley

Chapel District Park!

3 Meet our celebrity guest, former Bucs Player Mike Alstott, who

returns for the fifth year of kicking off the Hike for Hospice!

4T-shirt, goodie bag, yummy breakfast, Blue Bell Ice Cream

and water stations all included in entry fee.

5 Help a good cause - Gulfside Regional Hospice. All proceeds

from the Hike for Hospice are desig-nated for patients and their families facing life-limiting illnesses in Pasco County, as well as support programs at Gulfside’s Hospice Houses and Bereavement Centers. Registration is Now Open!How to register:

• Register online at www.first-giving.com/hikeforhospice

• Call 1-800-561-4883 to regis-ter over the phone

Registration fees:

Adult . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25Student (Age 11 - College) . . $15Children (Age 10 & Under) . $5

Five Great Reasons for Seven Oak’s Residents

to Sign Up for...Saturday, november 12


Seven Oaks has a new community Facebook page, brought to you by YOUR Community Newsletters and area businesses. Become a Fan of your community’s Facebook page and be registered to win exciting prizes.

PRizes iNClUde: Annual Membership at shapes (worth $440)Monthly $100 Gift Certificates for The shops at Wiregrass.

We are excited about providing a destination for the families of Seven Oaks to share news about

their family activities, social gatherings, seasonal events, pictures, videos and general information about community news and happenings.

The Seven Oaks Facebook page is just another way YOUR Community Newsletters is providing a resource to keep you informed of the exciting

and enjoyable attributes of being a Seven Oaks community member. Check the community calendar for updates and reminders during the months well.

If you have any ideas or suggestions for the Facebook page, please contact us at [email protected]. Thank you seven Oaks for your patronage and support.

Visit www.facebook.com/YCNpublishing and become a fan today!


Welcoming New Patients

Wesley Chapel

2038 Ashley Oaks Cir., Ste. 102Wesley Chapel, FL 33544

813-929-3622

Pediatrics:- Well Child Physicals

- Immunizations- School Physicals

- Same and Next Day Sick Visits- Treatment of Asthma and Allergies

- Spirometry, Pulmonary Function Testing

- Hearing/Vision Testing

internal Medicine:- Annual Physicals

- Treatment & Management of Hyper-tension, Diabetes, Hyperlipidemia

- Onsite EKG and Labwork- Minor Office Surgery including

Biopsies & Removal of Skin Lesions- Suturing

internal Medicine & Pediatrics

Introducing Our Nurse Practitioner,tracy Green, arnP

Buy, Sell or Rent your home with the company

that is moving Seven Oaks!

Need to sell or looking to buy or rent?Call the firm that specializes in Your community and the Wesley Chapel area, Seven Oaks Realty Group 813-929-7770. Ask for

Brenna your Seven Oaks neighbor. I’m always in the neighborhood.

This year has started off with a bang, look what we’ve done just since January 1, 2011!

Sold27544 Mistflower

3425 Hickory Hammock27131 Palmetto Bend

3441 Watermark27529 Pine Point

Under ContraCt

27520 Wekiva3001 Sunwatch

BUy Me! 3218 Evening Breeze

rented3827 Fawnmist

3452 Chapel Creek3802 Fawnmist

26948 Palmetto Bend

Brenna Eddins Realtor/Buyer Representative

• Auto

• Home

• Business

• Lifewww.insurethepeople.com

Joyce & Gary GunterYour Local Agents


SEVEN OAKS RESIdEnT CLASSIFIEdSSeven Oaks 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 (Seven Oaks News Classifieds:) [email protected]. Seven Oaks 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-Seven Oaks residents but only after payment of $15 is received. For further information, call 813-991-0323 or email [email protected].

[serviCes]

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.

FOR SALE. 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].

[goods]

DRY IN 1 HOUR!No Sticky Residue • Environmentally Friendly

Prompt & Reliable

Carpet • Upholstery • Hardwood • Tile & Grout

813-994-5050Bill Boom

www.heavensbest.com/tampa_fl

is now servicing Tampa Area

Over 30 years experiencefor all your pool table needs.

Please visit our website www.billiard-warehouse-ct.com

www.billiardwarehouseoftampa.comCall 813-362-0622 to set up your appointment today.

Located in WesLey chapeL

Refelt special $275on any color cloth.

Billiard Warehouse ofConn.

www.billiard-warehouse-ct.comwww.billiardwarehouseoftampa.com

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

FOR SALE. HP PhotoSmart 8450 Inject Printer for photos ‘NEW’. $50. Contact: Sandra 813-541-5442

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

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

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

FOR SALE: 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: 150 pcs bronze ware diner set-cherry handles, wooden case $125. Call 907-6317.

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

FOR SALE: 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.

Installation of:Ceiling Fans, Crown Molding,

Chair Rails, Cabinets, Low-Volt-age Landscape Lighting, Holiday

Lighting, Interior Painting, Power Washing

& More!

HomeImprovements, repaIrs & maIntenance

Fix It UpTony’s

Tony Lesko, Seven Oaks Resident with over 25 years of Home Repair Experience

[email protected]


FORD FIESTA$17900 MONTH**

**WAC, excludes tax, tag, title, first month’spayment, and dealer fee. $2,000 cash downor trade equity.

*Vehicle and tires must be continuously maintained by Heritage Ford at manufacturer’smileage and time intervals.

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• Drug Testing• Pulmonary

Function Tests

• Work Injuries• Sprains & Broken Bones

• Physicals• Shots

• Urine Tests• Weight Loss

• Motor Vehicle Accidents

• Flu Testing & Shots• Antibiotics

• Colorscience• Natural Trigger

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Hormone Therapy• Obagi Skin Products

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Why wait at the E.R. when we can see you now!

LIFETIME FAMILYURGENT CARE

DR. YOUSEFBoard Certified

LIFETIME FAMILY URGENT CARE5801 Argerian Dr, Suite 103Wesley Chapel, FL 33545

991-4991www.lifetimeurgentcare.com

WE ACCEPT MOST MAJOR INSURANCES!

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • MON-FRI 8-7 • SAT-SUN 8-3

PEGGYSOTIROPOULOS

Board CertifiedNurse Practitioner

• Xrays• School Physicals• Cuts & Scrapes• Strep Screen• Cortisone

Injections • Hemorrhoid

Treatment Ultroid• Pulmonary

Function Tests• Drug Testing

• Work Injuries• Sprains & Broken Bones• Physicals• Shots• Urine Tests• Weight Loss• Motor Vehicle Accidents• Flu Testing & Shots• Antibiotics• Obagi Skin

Products Available

SCHOOL &SPORTS PHYSICALS

NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED!

7 DAYS A WEEK!

JUST $25JUST $25WITH AD

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PHYSICALSNO APPOINTMENT

NEEDED!7 DAYS A WEEK!

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Official Dentistof the WireGrassBulls

Seven OakS ReSident

Serving WeSley Chapel SinCe 2003

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