Seven Oaks News

Page 1SEVEN OAKS NEWS May 2011

The community newsletter that brings us together! • Volume I, Issue 11 - May, 2011

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© 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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Editor’s Letter:

Happy Mother’s Day to all the lovely ladies in Seven Oaks who have given so

much of themselves to the children they have brought into the world. I wish you a day and life filled with love.

There were many wonderful mothers I met this past month

who shared stories, pictures and news with us. It is very rewarding to meet so many people through the newsletter each month. I look forward to meeting and get-ting to know more of you. For next month, think about sending Father’s Day stories and pictures.

We are working on updating our website and our facebook page. Soon, all pictures that were not able to fit in print will be online. We will also be adding videos from different community events. So, send us your information and share it with your neighbors. See you next month!

Cindi [email protected]

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Summer break is just around the corner and that means our Seven Oaks clubhouse is about to get into it’s summer routine. There

are over 3,700 people who reside in Seven Oaks according to the preliminary census data, and as we know there is only one clubhouse.

We have some of the best amenities in the Wesley Chapel area, and because of that, many who do not reside in Seven Oaks or do not pay assessments often try to gain access into our pool area and amenities, and make our already busy pools overcrowded. Also, we have found that in some cases, those who do not reside here, do not take as much pride in keeping up the clubhouse during their usage.

With that all in mind, please be patient this summer as the clubhouse staff will be working to ensure that space at our pools are saved for those who actually pay to live here.

ClubHouSe ACCeSS CArdS

One way to make this much easier is to always remember your access card. Many residents, myself included, might think that the staff will remember you and you won’t need to bring it, but due to the hundreds or people per day that our staff sees, they have been instructed to check cards upon each entry.

GueStS At tHe PoolGuests are a tricky topic. Everyone would like to be able to bring as many friends and family from out of Seven Oaks as they please, and the CDD would like nothing more than to help you with that, however there have to be certain restrictions on this to ensure fairness to all residents. There is currently a limit of 5 guests per household at the pool area. Also, residents must always accompany their guests unless prior arrangements are made. Exceptions, if needed, can be discussed with our Clubhouse Manager, Theresa, or our staff Supervisor, Bryan, and will be evaluated on a case by case basis. Please call up or stop by in advance as things get very busy on summer days.

borrowInG CArdSResidents should not pass their access cards off to friends, family or children. There are pictures on the cards so our staff and management can monitor for fraudulent use. If the person holding the card is not the person pictured, they be referred to management. Believe it or not, the staff has encountered countless times when someone brings up an access card and says this is my brother, sister, wife, etc, when come to find out they are not related, and are just a friend from a close by neighborhood, or found the card and are using it as their own.

Get your teenS An ACCeSS CArd!

If you have children that are 15 or older that reside in your household the clubhouse Theresa or Bryan will be more than happy to issue them their own card for a nominal fee of $15.00. Make sure you contact the clubhouse at 813-907-7987 to set up a time to come in and do this before summer gets here.

Cdd budGet uPdAteAt our most recent meeting which occured on Wednesday the 13h of May, the board had our first budget workshop for our upcoming years budget. We created a list of things we think would be good improvements, as well as things that we need to budget for that are coming up in the near future and need to be done. This is a time when the we could use your feedback. Our contact info is posted on MySevenOaks.com/CDD and I invite you all to send us your ideas, comments and concerns on improvements, and CDD fee assesments, etc.

SeCurIty CAmerASAs you may know our CDD has a project to install security cameras and license plate cameras on all sub-division entrances and gates in the near future. This project is in the final stages of review, and should be voted on in our May meeting. For questions, please email me at [email protected].

SPeedInG ISSueSThe CDD is hearing many complaints about unsafe driving issues and will be pursuing more options to help prevent speeding and protect the families that frequent our roads and sidewalks. Again if this is something you care to comment on, please email me.

StAy uP to dAteKeep on checking MySevenOaks.com (be sure you sign up) for the latest news and announcements, as we will be posting info about upcoming improvement projects that may affect traffic and streets in Seven Oaks.

Thanks, and until next time..Andy Denbo

CDD Board [email protected]

Cdd InFormAtIonSeven OakSBy Andy Denbo

Seven OaksPondS exPlAIned

In addition to being aesthetically pleasing and providing landscape diversity, the storm-water ponds in Seven Oaks serve a specific environ-mental protection function. They are designed (according to requirements of the Southwest Florida Water Management District) to minimize the amount of runoff from directly entering streams and wetlands. Such runoff may carry oil and heavy metals residues from paved surfaces, nutrients from yard clippings, pet droppings, or lawn and garden fertilizer, as well as herbicides and pesticides used for weed and insect control. Runoff is intentionally routed into storm-water ponds to allow these materials to be assimilated and retained there, instead of in natural aquatic systems.

Since the nutrients that are directed to storm-water ponds are equally effective at stimulating the growth of algae and aquatic plants as they are at growing grass and landscape plants (and sometimes even more effective), algae “blooms” sometimes occur and may spread across a pond’s surface, causing a film or “scum” to grow. Many of our common algae are among the fastest growing organisms in the world, so completely control-ling their growth without harming the desirable organisms in and around a storm-water pond can be very difficult. The lake management firm retained by Seven Oaks CDD treats our ponds on a regular basis, but the rapid growth rates of algae means that blooms can still occur between treatments, especially during periods of unusually warm temperatures, low water levels, or frequent rain events. Even with treatments organisms may take some time to die and disappear.

Some of our ponds have been planted with aquatic vegetation, or have been allowed to naturally develop beneficial wetland plants around the edges and in shallow areas. These plants do not typically grow aggressively and are pleasant in appearance. Equally important is the fact that they act as “filters” for water in the ponds, helping to remove potential pollutants. Thus, most of the plants growing around the edges of our ponds are a very desirable feature (and the few species that are not desirable are controlled by our lake man-agement firm on their regular visits).

As residents, we can assist in the management of our ponds by trying to keep driveways and sidewalks free of materials that could wash into the storm drains, keeping grass clippings, pet droppings, and fertilizer from going in the ponds, and by allowing the vegetation around the perimeter of the ponds to remain in place to provide additional wildlife habitat and water pollution prevention.


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Greetings neighbors! ‘’We’re looking for a few good men (and women)’’! Sound familiar? Volunteering has

become near and dear to me and I hope this article will motivate you to volunteer within the Seven Oaks community. Enjoy!

In general terms, volunteering is the practice of people working on behalf of others or a particular cause without payment for their time and services. Volunteering is generally considered an altruistic activity, intended to promote good or improve human quality of life, but people also volunteer for their own skill development, to network, to make contacts for possible employment, to have fun, and a variety of other reasons that could be considered self-serving.

Volunteering takes many forms and is performed by a wide range of people. Many volunteers are specifically trained in the areas they work in, such as medicine, educa-tion, or emergency rescue. Other volunteers serve on an as-needed basis, such as in response to a natural disaster or for a beach-cleanup. The volunteers I am referring to in this article are community volunteers.

Community volunteering refers to volun-teers who work to improve community en-hancement efforts in the area in which they live. Neighborhood, church, and community groups play a key role in building strong towns and cities from the neighborhoods up. Supporting these understaffed groups (like the Residents Council, SOPOA, the CDD and the Security Patrol), can enable us to succeed in a variety of areas, which con-nect social, environmental, and economic boundaries. Volunteers can conduct a wide range of activities. Some of us as you know, choose to support a variety of volunteers groups within Seven Oaks to assure the community’s best interest.

I know, it’s easy to feel disconnected, as many parents and families within our com-munity juggle work, school, kids, and activ-ity after activity. But some simple things can

bring a community and as a result, families closer — playing a game, going for a walk or a bike ride, cooking a meal together or participating in community based activi-ties. One of the most satisfying, fun, and productive ways to unite is volunteering for community service projects. Volunteerism also sets a good example for your kids and teens and truly helps our community. Here are several reasons why you should get involved:

It feels good. The satisfaction and pride that come from helping others are important reasons to volunteer. When you commit your time and effort to an organization or a cause you feel strongly about, the feeling of fulfillment can be endless.

It strengthens our community. Organizations and agencies that use volunteers are provid-ing important services at low or no cost to those who need them. When a community is doing well as a whole, its individuals are better off, too.

It can strengthen your family. Volunteerism is a great way for families to have fun and feel closer. But many people say they don’t have the time to volunteer after fulfilling work and family commitments. If that’s the case, try rethinking some of your free time as a family. You could select just one or two projects a year and make them an individual or a family tradition. Lastly, volunteering within the Seven Oaks community for the past several years has taught me several life-long lessons:

A sense of responsibility. By volunteering, adults as well as teens learn what it means to make and keep a commitment. They learn how to be on time for a job, do their best, and be proud of the results. But they also learn that, ultimately, we’re all responsible for the well-being of our community.

That one person can make a difference. A wonderful, empowering message for adults, teens and kids is that they’re important

enough to have an impact on someone or something else.

The benefit of sacrifice. For example, by giving up a toy to a less fortunate child, bringing canned food and clothes to the clubhouse for the homeless, a teen or a child learns that sometimes it’s good to sacrifice. Cutting back on recreation time to help clean up the clubhouse or a community park tells everyone that there are important things besides ourselves and our immediate needs.

Tolerance. Working in community service can bring everyone within our community in touch with people of different backgrounds, abilities, ethnicities, ages, and education and income levels. They’ll learn that even the most diverse individuals can be united by common values.

Please remember that we live in a mobile society. New people move in and out of our community frequently. Even if the long-time residents are knowledgeable about the resources of their community, newcomers can’t be expected to get information from thin air. Also, people form opinions based on their own experiences. So if someone has been in contact with any of our community’s committees for a specific purpose, it is likely the person did not get an overview of the full scope of the services available.

Look forward to seeing more of you par-ticipate and volunteer within the Residents Council. Your volunteering will definitely help others and may help you, too. I, as well as all the current volunteers within all of the Seven Oaks committees, appreciate your continued support and consideration.

Pedro A. CarrasquilloVice Chair Seven Oaks Residents Council

References: Wikipedia, The NonProfit Times and KidsHealth.Org

Community Volunteering


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CommunIty SpOtlight

Allison Burton, MD

Seven Oaks News along with Kymberly Boswell Photography and Divine

Appointment Salon are teaming up for the “Senior to Watch in 2011/2012 Award”.

To enter submit a short essay telling us why you, or someone you know is the “Senior to Watch” in the 2011/2012 school year. Tell us things like; what you are most looking forward to about your senior year of high school, how you plan to be involved in your community, and what your plans are after you graduate. In order to qualify for this contest you must live in Seven Oaks and you must be an incoming 2011/2012 senior. Graduate class of 2012!

The winner will receive a full 1 to 2 hour photography session at the location of their choice, multiple outfit changes, and a full makeover by Divine Appointment Salon, complete with a haircut, color/

highlight, style, and make up application (for the ladies), the day of your session. The entire package is valued at $399!!!

In addition to the senior portrait session with Kymberly Boswell Photography and the make-over with Divine Appointment Salon the winning senior will be featured on the cover of the August “back to school” issue of Seven Oaks News and will have a Q&A article inside.

When submitting please include your name, address, and phone number. Submit entries by email to: [email protected], please put “Senior to Watch Contest” in subject line. For more info on photography or salon care please visit Kymberly Boswell Photography at www.kymberlyboswell.com, or call Divine Appointment Salon at 813.695.2412

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Standard Pacific Homes is back in Seven Oaks! We have previously built over 300 homes in here but sold out in 2010. A

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Over 50 current home owners have stopped by our new model home to say hello, introduce themselves, and to see what new homes are being built by Standard Pacific. I am quickly becoming a raving fan of “our” community and look forward to one day moving my family here as well. v

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buSIneSS SpOtlight

the Discovery Point Child Development Center has been proud to be part of

our Seven Oaks community for 5 years. It has been our pleasure to play such an important role in providing care and education to all of our children. We have a team of dedicated professionals whose goals are simple. That is to provide care to our children rooted in what we call the “Three A’s”. Attention, Affection and Approval are cor-nerstones of what has made us the loving and nurturing center that our families have come to admire, trust and respect. As an educa-tional based Child Care Center, we incorporate fun, love and happiness into our daily routines.

We provide care for infants as young as 6 weeks old and offer before and after care for kids up to 12 years old. Our programs feature hot lunches and daily snacks included in our weekly tuition. In addition to our infant and preschool classes, we are pleased to be one of the areas most sought after VPK programs, offering this free program to any child who turns 4 years old by September 1st of that school year. In our 5 short years of being open we have received a tremendous number of referrals

from current and past parents as well as the enrollment of siblings into our various programs. We are proud of these recommendations and are committed to always provide the level of excellence, care and love that Discovery Point Seven Oaks has always been known for.

In 2007, the Discovery Point Seven Oaks was named the winner of the President’s Award as the top rated Discovery Point in the nation. To be recognized from the National Headquarters in Atlanta, GA as the “best of the best” in our first full year of operation was an accomplishment that we will take pride in forever.

As the owners of this family owned business, we would like to take this opportunity to thank the hundreds of families who have allowed us the privilege to care for your children. I hope that all of you know that we are genuinely proud and honored to be an important part of your lives. All of your kids are “our” kids too. We love them truly and again thank you for being part of our lives.

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NeW tampa rotAryFour Rotary Clubs have joined together to produce the event -- the New Tampa Rotary Club (the origi-nal event host), the New Tampa Noon Rotary Club, the Wesley Chapel Rotary Club and the Wesley Chapel Sunrise Rotary Club.

There are many new features being added to the event. They are listed below.

Event Information:

Ticket sales: Tickets are $20 each. Children under 12 are free when accompanied by a paying adult. Ticket price includes pork, chicken, cole slaw and beans, beer, wine, water and soda. The YMCA will provide a bouncy house and the Church playground will be open. Each ticket stub will be eligible for merchan-dise and cash prizes to be given away. Entertainment will be provided by the Bob Thompson Band, Pasco Lefty Band, the Wharton HS Jazz Band and more.

Many new features have been added to the event, including:

• Cheerleader contest• Rotary Classic car show• Florida Blood service Bloodmobile• Pie eating contest• Tug of war contest

8th aNNual pig FeStmay 14, 2011 from 10am to 3:30pm at St. marks Catholic Church on

Cross Creek blvd. just east of bruce b. downs blvd.

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• Martial Arts demon (Quest Martial Arts)• New Tampa Dance demonstration• Grits eating contest• Face painting (YMCA)• Color Guard for Flag ceremony• Tampa Fire Dept. Truck and demonstration

The Rotary Clubs have designed a website specifically designated for the Pig Fest! Visit www.RotaryPigFest.com and you will find all the information you need. This event information details the ticket price and all of the food, activities, games and contests; how to sponsor; how to become a vendor; and how to sign up as a pig roasting team. Sponsor, vendor, and pig roast team applications can also be downloaded from the site.

Pre-sale locations are listed, and there is a description of what Rotary is. Finally,

there is a list of all of the schools, projects and chari-ties that each Rotary Club supports.

“We are working very hard to make this a great fam-ily charitable event,” said Gary Gunter, President of the Rotary Club of New Tampa. v


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ClubHouSe InFo Seven OakS

new AddItIonS to tHe ClubHouSeWe have added two new additions to the clubhouse amenities. The first is a tennis ball machine that can be rented for your time out on the courts. The cost to rent the machine is $5.00 (tax inclusive) for 90 minute usage. Rentals can me made same-day, or reservations can be made by individuals that leave a credit card on file with management. Credit cards will be charged for cancellations and no-shows as these acts prevent other residents from using the equipment. There will be no monetary penalty for cancellations due to inclement weather.

The other addition to the facility is an outdoor Ping Pong table which is located just outside the Gathering Room. Paddles and a ball for the table can be obtained by dropping of your Access Card at the Cafe for the duration of play. The length of time allotted will be 30 minutes unless there is nobody else that is waiting to use it.

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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bAbySIttInG & CPr ClASSeS

Babysitting classes run from 11am-1pm and will include first aid, proper techniques for holding infants, feeding, diapering, and safety issues. Attendees that complete the course will receive a certificate for the class. The cost for this class is $35.

CPR classes run from 1:30-4:30. This class is open to all ages. This class includes CPR & the Heimlich maneuver. Any attendees that complete the course will receive a CPR card from the American Heart Association. The cost for this class is $55.

Both classes can be attended for a special price of

$65 These classes are taught by a Registered Nurse and who is certified through the American Heart Association.

Both classes will be held at the Clubhouse on May 21st. Space is limited and reservations need to be made. You can contact Michelle at (813) 994-6916.

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loSt And 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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bACK by PoPulAr demAnd:We are once again featuring the Wall Street Journal in the cafe for your viewing.

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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. --------------------------------------------------------------------------

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.

ClubhouSe hourS & ContaCt Info:

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

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

Clubhouse email:[email protected]

Clubhouse website www.MySevenOaks.com

Clubhouse Hours:Sunday 7:00am - 9:00pm

Mon. - Sat. 7:00am - 10:00pm

Café Hours: Daily 7:00am - 8:00pm

Fitness Room Hours:Sunday 5:00am - 9:00pm

Mon. - Sat. 5:00am - 10:00pm


ClubHouSe InFoSeven OakS

Cdd meetInG SeVen oAKSCommunIty deVeloPmentdIStrICt The 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.MySevenOaks.com and click on CDD.

may 11th • June 8th

reSIdentS CounCIl meetInGResident Council holds their monthly meetings at the Clubhouse at 7:00pm on the following dates. If you have a question, concern or need informa-tion, please email the Resident Council Chairwoman Holly Hill at [email protected] or go to www.MySevenOaks.com, click on Resident Council.

may 3rd • June 7th

drC - deSIGn reVIew CommIttee DRC holds their regular monthly meeting at the Seven Oaks Clubhouse at 7:00pm on the following dates. Visit www.My-SevenOaks.com for any questions or for more information on the DRC.

To download your Architectural Modi-fication Request, go to www.MySev-enOaks.com, click on SOPOA, click Documents and Forms and click on Ar-chitectural Modification Request.


SoPoA SeVen oAKSProPerty ownerS’ASSoCIAtIon SOPOA will hold their regular monthly meeting at the Seven Oaks Clubhouse at 6:00pm on the following dates. Visit www.MySevenOaks.com for any ques-tions or information you may need on the Seven Oaks Property Owners As-sociation.


Public Meeting Dates

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SlIde In to See uS The slide will be open on Saturdays and Sundays (weather permitting) until Pasco County Schools end for the summer break on June 1st, 2011. Thereafter, the slide will be operational (weather permitting) throughout the summer from 11am-7pm. Looking forward to seeing you!

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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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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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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.

St. PAtrICK’S dAyWe would like to thank the Tilted Kilt for providing the Corned Beef and Cabbage that was served for our St. Patrick’s Day event. The event was a huge success and we had a very nice

turn-out. We are happy that you were all able to make it out and enjoy the festivities with us.

Summer Pool Fun Small water guns will now be permitted for use inside the Resort Pool Only (not on the pool deck) on the first and last week of any given month starting in May between the hours of 1pm until closing.

Small rafts will also now be permitted inside the Resort Pool Only. Rafts will only be allowed from open until 1pm everyday starting in May. These rafts do take up a lot of space, so they will not be permitted after 1pm.

AnotHer new AddItIon We now have a slushie machine in the cafe. We offer Blue Raspberry and Cherry flavors.

Prices are $2.50 for a 16 oz cup and $3.75 for the 24 oz cups.


ClubHouSe eVentS Seven OakS

Saturday, May 28th1pm – 7pm

Come out and Join us for a Memorial Day Picnic at the Pool.

We will have a strolling magician and ventriloquist on site for your entertainment

from the hours of 3pm until 6pm. There will be $1.00 prepaid pizza and $1.00 snow cones for sale.

Pizza must be paid in advance to Management by the 23rd,. You will recieve a ticket for your pizza slices once you pay. There will be pool

games to play so come out and have a good time.

This is a CDD sponsored event.

June 21, 22 & 23rdWe would like to congratulate those students who have

worked hard during the final semester.

Bring us your Honor Roll report cards June 21st, 22nd, and 23rd and receive a special treat for a job well done. You must show us

report cards with the following grades only:

Elementary School: E’s and S’s

Middle and High School: A’s and B’sThis is a CDD sponsored event.

FATHER’S DAY CONTESTRules foR entRy: The submissions will be broken down by age group as follows:• Ages 4-8 A drawing of your dad and what makes him special• Ages 9-12 A drawing and short essay about what makes your dad special• Ages 13-18 A drawing and short essay about what makes your dad special• The stories and drawings can be submitted to the office between the hours of 10am to 7pm. • Submissions must include the name, age, address and contact number printed on the back

to qualify The winning submission from the 4-8 and 9-12 age groups will win gift cards to take their dads out to do something special for Father’s Day.The grand prize for the 13-18 age brackets will receive a golf package for 4 at the Pebble Beach Golf Course. This is a CDD sponsored event.

WEEKENDCELEBRATION

Report Card Days


ClubHouSe eVentSSeven OakS

Continental Breakfast Sunday, May 8th • 10am-12pmMoms and their children are invited to join us in the Gathering Room for a light breakfast that will include fresh bagels, danish, muffins, coffee and assorted juices.Reservations are required. Please contact Theresa or Bryan at 907-7987 or email the clubhouse at [email protected] and sign up no later than Thursday, May 5th. Looking forward to seeing you.

This is a CDD Sponsored Event

END OF YEAR SCHOOL PARTY

comes to Seven Oaks

Wednesday, June 1st • 3pm-7pmGames2U will be coming here with a 4D mobile entertainment van along with 2 hamster balls.

We will be having $1.00 prepaid pizza and $1.00 snow cones for sale.

Pizza must be paid for in advance to management by May 27th. You will recieve a ticket for your pizza slices once you pay. There will also be games out by the pool.

This is a CDD sponsored event.


Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce Calendar may 2011

Clay Shoot Thank YouA HUGE thank you to all of the Sponsors, Food Sponsors, Participants, Volunteers and the Tampa Bay Sporting Clays for participating in the 6th Annual Clay Shoot. The event was a great success! Look for more information in the Chamber Express next week. 5/3 Tuesday 8 amMonthly Business Breakfast

Speaker: Jan Roberts, Big Brothers, Big Sisters$15 (with RSVP), $18 (without), includes breakfast & valet. RSVP to the Chamber at [email protected] or 994-8534. Saddlebrook Resort 5/6 Friday 7:30 amWOW (Women of Wesley Chapel) NetworkingRSVP to Debbie Yoerg at debbie@

designedforapurpose.com. Branch of Christ Building (SR 56 & Arrowgrass Rd, by Boardwalk Frozen Custard) 5/11 Wednesday 8:30 am – Ambassador’s Breakfast Meeting (for Ambassadors only) Hyundai of Wesley Chapel; Sponsored by Bagelicious and More. 5/16 Monday 11:30 amPower Networking Lunch$10 includes lunch. RSVP to [email protected]. New Location: Santo’s Pizza & Pasta (27431 Wesley Chapel Blvd.)

5/17 Tuesday 8 am Networking CoffeeA Cup of Organic Coffee (1900 Oak Grove Blvd., Land O Lakes, next to Ferman Automotive) 5/17 Tuesday 3 pmNetworking on the Nines 9 holes of “Best Ball” for $20 for greens fees/cart. Contact Rob Kellog at [email protected] or 817-5655 Lexington Oaks Golf Club 5/19 Thursday 6pm – Business Mixer at David Weekly Homes2520 Nestlewood Dr. Wesley Chapel (Meadow Point at end of S.R. 56 Extension)

5/22 Sunday 7 am, 9 am – Health & Wellness Festival & 5K RunContact Cindy Fleming at 505-3065 or Christine Hope at 956-8888. The GROVE 5/24 Tuesday 9 amMembership OrientationJoin Capt. Rob for an informal presentation about the Chamber. Heritage Ford, 2nd Floor Conference Room (28739 S.R. 54) 5/26 Thursday 11:30 am Economic Development/Government Affairs Meeting The Speaker will be Pasco County Commissioner, Pat Mulieri. Contact Jeff Miller [email protected]. American Consulting Engineers (2818 Cypress Ridge Blvd.) 5/26 Thursday 5:30 pmRibbon Cutting at Branch of Christ Ministries27223 S.R. 56, Wesley Chapel.

Welcome, David Weis!

The Greater Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce welcomes David Weis, our new Director of Operations!

Wesley Chapel’s, april 9th, Celebration of the arts 2011by the Wesley Chapel Chamber of Commerce • Photos by Jeff Miller


2142 Ashley Oaks CirWesley Chapel, FL 33544

(813) 991-5450Sheryl A. Ballinger & StaffChiropractic Physician

Located in the Seven Oaks

Professional Park

• Chiropractic Services

• Therapeutic/Neuro Muscular Massage (Covered by Most Insurances)

• Facials • PCA Chemical Peels • Spa Packages • Gift Cards

New Patients Welcome – Call today and start your journey to better health or freedom from chronic pain through regular chiropractic adjustments and/or massage therapy sessions. Dr. Ballinger is a Network provider for BCBS, CIGNA, HUMANA, COVENTRY, FIRST HEAlTH and accepts Most PPO Insurances and AUTO INJURY patients.

For More Information Visit: www.rosewoodwellnessspa.com

MM11626

In practice for over 25 years!

Ashiatsu Massage


Bangs and Blondes LLC

Hair Salon and Spa

5701 Gray Road, Wesley Chapel FL 33543(813) 994-2337

Exceed your expectations...“Exceptional service at a value

price point.”

www.bangsandblondes.com

ENROLLING FOR VPK 2011-2012

Classes starting August 22, 2011

Free 3 hour class daily for 4 year oldsCall for eligibility Requirements

• State of the art 17,000 sq.ft facility with secured entry

• CITA/SACS approved curriculum

• Reading, Writing, Math, Arts

• Music and Computer programs weekly

• HATCH TEACHSMART LEARNING SYSTEM

• Parent Conferences, Quarterly Reports/Assessments

• Winter and end-of-the-year concerts/programs Degreed/trained teachers

APPLE ACCREDITED PRESCHOOL

Come and see why we are top choice for VPK!

1540 Mansfield Blvd, Wesley Chapel FL-33543

(813) 994-4525www.kidsrkidsmeadowpointe.com

Lic# C06PA0129


CommunIty SpOtlight

Pictures from Art Festival, April 9th, at The Shops of Wiregrass. Photos by Nina Jones

Pictures from Art Festival, April 9th, at The Shops of Wiregrass.

the Shops of Wiregrass

art Festival

Serving The CommunitySince 2004


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

PRoGRAM ReADineSS SkiLLS!

Students will learn and participate in:• Class Routines• Hearing And Sharing Stories• Following Directions• Academic Centers• Sharing With Others

Eagle Camp is designed to familiarizeincoming kinder-garteners with the campus and school environment.

Please make check payable to SOES. We are sorry there are no refunds for thisfee based program. CAMP PRICE: $80.00 Includes:

• SOES student t-shirt

• Daily snack

• Student readinessStudent must be enrolled at SOES to attend camp. Reg-istration deadline is: June 1st 2011.

eagle Camp Seven oaks elementary School

August 1st - August 4th • 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.

27633 mystic oak blvd. wesley Chapel, Fl 33544

813-794-0700

We offer the SMART/PLUS QUARTERLY SERVICE. This is the most convenient and effective pest control service in

the industry today. You only need to be home on the INITIAL service. With our scientific approach and new state of the art

products we will control your bugs, GUARANTEED!

Introducing a SMARTER GeneralPest Control Program:

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1 fREE service with quarterly service setup

Offer Expires 5-31-11

Find us on...


Quality, Natural Healthcare

in Seven Oaks

27454 Cashford CirCle, Wesley Chapel, fl 33544

813-973-4747www.QVChealth.info

Chiropractic, Disc Decompression, P.T.,

Rehab, Nutritional Cleansing – Rapid Weight Loss

Auto Accidents – Eve & W/E Most Insurances

Dr. Peter J. Szakacs Chiropractor/Clinic Director

If you can’t move, Improve!Fall in lovewith yourhome again.

Keeps

34120 S. R. 54 W.Zephyrhills, FL 33543

813-377-3816Approx 3 miles east of Meadow Pointe Blvd.

In BusIness 21 years.

Carpet • Laminate • Hard Wood Ceramic Tile • Vinyl • Draperies

Shutters • Blinds

10%Discountfor Seven OaksResidents with this ad.


impOrtaNt numberSNon-emergency-Sheriff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 929-1204

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

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

Bright House Cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (888) 289-8988

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) 847-8131After hrs emergency. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (727) 847-8144

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

Pasco County - Gen. Info . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 996-7341

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

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

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

Withlacoochee River Electric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (352) 567-5133

Tax Collector (Mike Olson) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (813) 929-1390

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

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

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

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

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


BuSiNeSS SPotlIGHt

bangs and Blondes LLC Salon and Spa opened in Wesley Chapel last July. Nine months later, as many small businesses are

being forced to close due to an economy struggling to recover, this new salon is thriving, even despite the extensive construction project along State Road 54.

The salon is housed in a structure that used to be the old Wesley Chapel post office. The building was relocated, has undergone extensive renovation, and now offers an upscale salon atmosphere with a down home appeal. It is located at 5701 Gray Road, Wesley Chapel, 33543, just off of State Road 54, opposite Van Dine Avenue. Owners Joe and Arlene Andrews of Wesley Chapel seem to have a recipe for success. They offer clients outstanding professional service at a value price point.

“Many of our clients are teachers, nurses, stay at home moms, and students. Many of the families we serve have had at least one member of their family

dealing with job loss over the past two years. We get this. They can’t afford high salon prices, but they still want quality and experience. They are searching for an alternative. We are it.”, says Arlene. “And we are not just a salon. I really believe God uses this place to bring people together to help each other. Many days Ginny and I will be doing hair and chatting with clients about certain struggles they may be facing, or missions they have adopted. We have witnessed so many people reaching out to help each other. Sometimes the salon facilitates these missions by including the information in our monthly newsletter. So it surely is not just about the hair! Bangs and Blondes LLC clients are beautiful on the inside too! They rock!”

Arlene Andrews has been a licensed cosmetologist since 1977. She recently completed her first motion picture assignment for the principal cast of the

Christian film “For Such A Time”, by Tender Shoot Films. Stylist Ginny Jones has twelve years experience as both a stylist and salon manager. When asked what they predict will be hot this coming season, the girls both agree. “Keratin is the buzz word for this upcoming season. Women with long hair will be seeking keratin treatments to control frizz. And of course, hair extensions. Reality shows have increased the demand for long hair. It’s everywhere!”

The salon offers a full range of services including all phases of hair, skin and nail care. Visit the web site at www.bangsandblondes.com for more information or call (813) 994-2337 for an appointment. Consultations are free. v

Bangs & Blondes

Arlene Andrews Ginny Jones

http://www.bangsandblondes.com


SEVEN OAKSbAbySItterS

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To get listed email your info to: [email protected] This list is provided for your information only and is not an endorsement of any service provider.

INFANTS, FULL TIME & PART-TIME PRESCHOOL & SCHOOL AGE (K-5)

Before & After School ProgramWe go to Sand Pine, Seven Oaks,

& Turner Elementary

Creative Times Academy26031 County Line Rd. Wesley Chapel, FL 33544

(1.8 miles West of Bruce B. Downs on County Line Road)

813-907-2700Lic # C06PA0053

BRING IN THIS AD FOR

50% OFF REGISTRATION

FEE!

8 acres of property4 separate playgrounds

11 classrooms & lunchroom (meals provided)

Securtiy Cameras & coded entry

Gold Seal & Apple Accredited

LOW Teacher/Student Ratios

Family Owned & Operated

Our Focus is the

Children!

Mon-Fri 6:30 am-6:00 pm (Infant room 7:00 am-5:30 pm)

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C h I l d d e v e l o p M e n t C e n t e r

Insurance Not Accepted, but rates are negotiable based on income.

Saba Adhal, Psy.D.Psychology Resident

27356 Cashford Circle # 101. Wesley Chapel, FL 33544

P: (813) 838-4680 E: [email protected]

Learning Disabilities Evaluations ADHD Evaluations Therapy/Counseling Gifted Placement Testing Parenting Classes on How to Parent Effectively


BOy & GIrl SCoutS

GSWCF summer camps are open to all girls entering grades 1 – 12, whether or not they’re Girl Scouts. Girl Scouts of West Central Florida (GSWCF) invites all girls entering grades 1 – 12 to have fun at camp this summer! Day and overnight camps are offered throughout June and July at all five of the council’s camp properties – there’s something for every girl! GSWCF summer camps are open to all girls entering grades 1 – 12, whether or not they’re Girl Scouts. Non-Girl Scouts who register for summer camp will pay a one-time fee of $12 to join the organization. GSWCF camp properties are: Camp Dorothy Thomas (Riverview), Camp Indian Echo (Hudson), Camp Scoutcrest (Odessa), Camp Wai Lani (Palm Harbor) and Camp Wildwood (Wildwood). Of these, Camps Dorothy Thomas, Scoutcrest and Wildwood are American Camp Association accredited.

Games, dance, the arts, horseback riding, water skiing, STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) and swimming are among the many activities offered. Can’t decide on just one? Not quite sure about sleeping away for a week? Girls can customize their camp experiences. All sessions include sports, nature exploration, and arts and crafts for a well-rounded camp experience. “Girl Scout summer camp programs encompass a rich history of nearly 100 years of providing outdoor experiences for girls,” said Kim Jowell, CEO, GSWCF. “Camp is a place where girls learn to live and work together, make new friends, practice leadership skills and, of course, have fun!” Visit gswcf.org to view the Girl Scout Summer Camp guide, and register for summer camp starting April 2! For more information on how to join, volunteer, reconnect or donate to Girl Scouts of West Central Florida, visit gswcf.org or call 800-881-4475. v

Summer Camp Just For Girls!

Boy Scout and Girl Scout troops of Seven Oaks. Please send us your news, events, happenings, awards, trips, pictures, charities and more. We want to help promote your troop. Email all information to [email protected]. placement will be the following month.

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Group Fitness Classes

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.

MeRcURY TennIs acaDeMY

Adult Beginner / Advanced BeginnerKids Clinics

Private and Semi-private lessons

ContactJay McMahon (813) 777-6000

OrIan Thomas (813) 857-6883

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

BaseBall lessons Major League Baseball Training

Pitching / Hitting/ Fielding Running / Physical Training

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

math tutoriNG

Kindergarten-9th gradeFlorida State Certified.

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

ClubHouSe ClASSeSSeven OakS


Soccer League

Call Patricia Rios (813) 388-9416

Jack Somoano

(813) 498-9296 [email protected]

ISRInfant Swimming Resource

self-rescue™ survival swim lessons.

ISR is the safest provider of self-rescue™ swimming lessons that has proven to save lives. All lessons are one-on-one. Infants

from 6 – 12months learn to turn onto their backs and float unassisted.

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

saving lessons and are able to complete these skills in full clothing, just in case.

*Stroke work offered to the more advanced students.

Please call Emma Grynbal for more informa-tion at (813) 748-6142 or visit

www.tampaswimbabies.com


SCHool newS

SeVen oAKS elementAry SCHool

27633 Mystic Oaks BlvdWesley Chapel, FL 33543

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

Fall PicturesNovember 4

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

dr. JoHn lonG mIddle SCHool

uPComInG dAteS

May 10th Incoming 6th Grade Curriculum Night

May 20th 8th Grade DanceMay 31 8th Grade Promotion Ceremony

June 1 8th Grade Field Day and LAST day of school!!!

round-uP CArnIVAlFrIdAy APrIl 8tH

wIreGrASS rAnCH HIGH SCHool

VAledICtorIAn/SAlutAtorIAn

Wiregrass Ranch High School announces the Valedictorian and Salutatorian for the Class of 2011.

Congratulations to the class of 2011’s Valedictorian Levi Davidson and Salutatorian Fiona Chai. See you all at WRHS graduation May 28, 2011, 2:00 pm at the Tampa Convention Center.

The next ACT (last test of this year) will be held on June 11, 2011. Go to www.actstudent.org to register by May 6th.

2011 JunIor/ SenIor Prom

The Class of 2012 is proud to an-nounce Wiregrass Ranch High School’s 2011 Junior/ Senior Prom.

Prom will be held on Saturday May 14, 2011 from 8 p.m. until 12 a.m. at the Renaissance Tampa Interna-tional Plaza Hotel in Tampa. If you have any questions, please contact Libby Rossman at 346-6011.

SeVen oAKS elementAry SCHoolThe Seven Oaks Elementary School Parent Teacher Association (“PTA”) presented a gift to the Seven Oaks Elementary School student body on Thursday April 21.

With their profits over $20,000 from the many fundraisers that were held throughout the 2010-2011 school year the Seven Oaks Elementary School (“SOES”) PTA decided that they would purchase an age appropri-ate book for all 937 students that at-tend Seven Oaks Elementary School. But it doesn’t stop there. The $4,490 purchase was made through the Scholastic Book Fair that was held at the school, where 25% of the sales go back to Seven Oaks Elementary School and will be used to purchase equipment for the Media Center.


reSIdent PICtureSSeven OakS

Kristen, Cody, and JessicaMackenzie Tegeler and her goofy looking goggles.

eASter 2011

SPrInG breAK 2011

bInGo Night


SEVEN OAKS reSIdent ClASSIFIedS

813-991-1212 www.experiencemiracles.com

We cater Breakfast Meetings, Lunches, Cocktail Parties,

Children's Birthday Tea Parties; & specialize in High Tea Parties

for Bridal & Baby Showers.

5 FREE SCONES WITH ORDER OF $100 +Expires 7-31-11

Got PAIN?

Laser Pain reLiefNO Drugs!

QuantumVitality Centres

813-973-4747www.LaserHealth.info

Peter J. SzakacS, D.c. ChiropraCtor / CliniCal DireCtorin Seven OakS – behind Sam’S Club

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]

Seven oaks residents can list items (with the exception of real

estate – which may be listed under Business Classifieds for $39)

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 Cindi Matter

813-991-0323 or email [email protected].

MAY 201122 HG NEWS

huNtEr'S grEEN rESIDENt CLASSIFIEDS

Goods

RESIDENT CLASSIFIEDS: hunter's green residents can list items (with the exception of real estate – which may be listed under Business Classifieds for $39) for sale and/or services needed at no charge. up to 45 words. For your convenience, classifieds may be send via email to (hg Classifieds:) [email protected]. hg 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-hunter's green residents but only after payment of $15 is received. For further information, call Cindi Matter 813-991-0323 or email [email protected].

FOR SALE 1999 Lexus ES300 $5000 Firm, Runs Great! 183,000 miles, All Leather in good condition, Power everything and works, 2nd owner, we have all the service records. Contact David or Denise 907-8343._________________________________

FOR SALE Two piece connected sofa with 2 recliners built in. L-shaped. Brown with little threads of color woven in. Not fancy, but very comfy. $25. Please contact me at [email protected]

FOR SALE Turn Key ready furnishing for 1 bedroom condo; absolutely everything you would need from silverware to towels to all furniture with the exception of no TV. All items less than one year old. White leather couch and love seat… and furniture is light sand wood. Lease was up at our condo and they sold our unit. Everything is stored in an air-conditioned unit. Bought for well over $5000.00 will take $2000.00 cash. Email me at JustJennaFox@gmail._________________________________FOR SALE TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING Autographed Hockey Stick. MUST SEE to make offer. Call 813.994.3743.

Services

FOR SALE Moutain Bike, Specialized Hard Rock, teal blue. $75Call 813.994.3743.com

Teacher/Tutor

State certified elementary ed. teacher (M. Ed. in K-12 ESE and Art) tutoring, test preparation, summer enrichment & art lessons for K thru grade 6, $30/hour or $50 for 2 sessions Jen Smith [email protected]


to our team of WesleyChapel providers.

Now Accepting New Patients Same Day Appointments available for your convenience.

• Preventive Medicine• Woman’s Health• Primary Care for All Ages• Anti-Aging Skincare • Weight Loss

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SEVEN OAKS27401 CASHFORD CIRCLESUITE 102

813.994.128627343 WESLEY CHAPEL BLVD.

813.991.9355

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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!

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

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