Seven Oaks News • April 2012

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The community newsletter that brings us together! • Volume 2, Issue 10 - April, 2012

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We had a great response to the two contests we are running. The cover photos were coming in fast and we have some great pictures to share with you inside. Don’t forget all the pictures are on the Facebook page as well. www.facebook.com/ycnsevenoaks. The winner for April’s cover is: Michelle Paradise. Great picture! Michelle wins a $25 gift card to Cracker Barrel. Keep sending in your photos to win!

There were five correct entries for the hidden picture

contest. We put the names in a bowl and drew out the winner, who is: Dee Curran. Congratulations! Dee wins a $25 gift card to Applebee’s. The hidden rainbow was in the Muvico ad. Everyone can try again each month, there is no limit. The hidden picture for April to hunt for is a solid BLUE EASTER EGG.

As always, send in your photos, news, stories and announcements. Seven Oaks News is all about YOU!

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CDD InFORMaTIOnSeven OakSBy Bill Parsons Vice Chairman, Seven Oaks CDD

While walking down Ancient Oaks Blvd on a morning walk on Febru-

ary 11, I noticed that the gates on both sides of Ancient Oaks Blvd at the power line road had been dam-aged. The picture at the top of the page is the gate on the east side of Ancient Oaks Blvd while the picture below is the gate on the west side of Ancient Oaks Blvd. This should make homeowners at Seven Oaks mad because we are the people who will be paying to have these gates re-paired. At the CDD Board meeting on March 14th, the Board approved $1,733.64 to replace these two gates with gates similar to the all metal gate on the same road near Bruce B. Downs.

If you are a homeowner at Seven Oaks, you are paying to have these gates repaired just as if the damage was done to your house and you had to pay for repairs. When I first moved to Seven Oaks in 2002, I did not give a lot of thought of where the money came from to develop Seven Oaks. Now that I am on the CDD Board, I realize that the funds being used to develop, maintain, and repair

the common areas such as clubhouse, tennis courts, pools, parks, roads, irrigation systems, ponds, etc. are be-ing paid for with CDD funds which come from the homeowners at Seven

Oaks. This means that if CDD funds have to be used to repair damages such as the broken gates, our CDD fees added to Seven Oaks homeown-ers’ County Property Tax bill each

year will be higher for each home-owner. We need your help to stop or prevent individuals from damaging the common areas at Seven Oaks -- it’s your money!!!

Gate at Power Line Rd on west side of Ancient Oaks Blvd.

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CDD InFORMaTIOnSeven OakS

Contractor cleaning the sidewalks on Mystic Oak Blvd.

Security cameras mounted at the entrance to Palmetto Bend.

If you see someone causing dam-age to Seven Oaks property, call the Sheriff ’s Office. This

would include people who dam-age our property accidently or intentionally such as with vehicles pictures below.

At Seven Oaks, we have had entrance signs spray painted, soap added to the water fountains, van-dalism at the clubhouse, etc. We need to determine who is doing this damage so we can insure they do not continue to damage our property.

To help catch people who are costing the homeowners money to make repairs at Seven Oaks, we have installed 25 license plate cameras and 24 overhead dome

cameras at the neighborhood entrances for a cost of $74,016 (see picture below). In addition, we spent $11,981 to install five cameras at the club house. These cameras will help us catch some of the vandals, but our best resource is the residents of Seven Oaks.

The CDD Board asks that if you see anyone damaging any area of Seven Oaks, or anyone who looks suspicious, please call the Pasco County Sheriff ’s Office.

Emergency: 911

Non Emergency:727-844-7711

To help keep Seven Oaks a pre-mier community in Pasco County, we spent $15,950 to clean the sidewalks and curbs along the Ancient Oaks Blvd, Summergate Blvd, and Mystic Oak Blvd (see picture below). In addition, CDD maintenance employees pressure wash areas around the club house, parks, and other areas. All this ef-fort is for naught if people litter up the area. During my walks along Ancient Oaks Blvd and the nature trail, I see disposable water bottles, soda cans, etc. The maintenance people drive around Seven Oaks daily picking up trash that has been thrown into the common ar-eas. Help us reduce cost and keep Seven Oaks nice by not littering our beautifully landscaped and conservation areas.

To prevent damage to Seven Oaks property, it may not al-ways be necessary to call the police. Some children are rid-ing the gates when they open and close costing homeowners thousands of dollars to repair the gates.

In our parks, children are dam-aging the basketball goals by jumping up and grabbing them. To stop this kind of damage does not require you to call the Pasco County Sheriff ’s Office. A simple talk with the parents will usually fix the problem. By working together, we can keep Seven Oaks a premier commu-nity and avoid spending unnec-essary money too.

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Cars damage trees, shrubs, flowers, and signs in the medians on the main roads


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• Gardening workshop with ValleyCrest

• Gardening tool kits, wildflower seed packets and tomato-seeded grow stix

• Fun facts for kids on sustainable living and photos with Daisy, the program’s ladybug mascot

• On-site recycling and shredding services by 1-800-GOT-JUNK and Shred-it

• Information on the importance of recycling everything from appliances and electronics to plastic and paper.

• Earth-friendly products like reusable tote bags to help reduce your environmental footprint

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Date: April 19, 2012

Time: 6 p.m. – 8 p.m.

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Food/Music: Dinner and entertainment provided. Enjoy a fun evening with hamburgers and hot dogs; plus music and a DJ.

The HomeGrown and RecyclingRoundups Event includes:

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• Gardening workshop with ValleyCrest

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• Fun facts for kids on sustainable living and photos with Daisy, the program’s ladybug mascot

• On-site recycling and shredding services by 1-800-GOT-JUNK and Shred-it

• Information on the importance of recycling everything from appliances and electronics to plastic and paper.

• Earth-friendly products like reusable tote bags to help reduce your environmental footprint

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Date: April 19, 2012

Time: 6 p.m. – 8 p.m.

Place: Soccer Fields behind the Clubhouse

Food/Music: Dinner and entertainment provided. Enjoy a fun evening with hamburgers and hot dogs; plus music and a DJ.

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HErE’s a lisT of wHaT CAN BE rECyClEd aT THE EvENT:• Green Waste / Biomass: Yard trimmings, trees, branches, grass, trunks, shrubbery and brush

• Household Items: Food waste, packaging, clothing, light bulbs, magazines, textbooks

• Construction/Demolition Debris:

Lumber, concrete, asphalt, masonry, wallboard, roofing, insulation, carpeting, fly ash, clay bricks

• Metal: Ferrous (iron, steel) and non-ferrous (aluminum, copper, stainless) metals

• Glass: Bottles, building glazing, automobile glass

• Plastics: Packaging, bottles, empty drums, mixed plastics, HDPE, LDPE, PET

• Paper/Paper Board: Office paper, newspaper, corrugated cardboard, paper

packaging, phonebooks, medium-density fiberboard, mixed paper

• Tires: On-road and off-road vehicle tires

• Universal Waste: CRT monitors, computers, electronics, fluorescent tubes, batteries, aerosol cans, personal computers, computer monitors

• White Goods: Appliances such as stoves, fridges, freezers.

HErE’s a lisT of wHaT CANNOT BE TakEN aT THE EvENT:• Batteries • Asbestos• Car batteries • Cars or Trucks• Gasoline cans - empty• Gasoline cans - full• Medical or biological waste• Oil drums - empty • Oil drums - full• Oil furnace • Paint cans - full• Propane tanks - empty• Propane tanks - full


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Florida Hospital Pepin Heart Insti-tute announced it is the first hospital in the Tampa Bay region – and one of the first in North America -- to

join the FDA-approved ALERTS Pivotal Study which investigates the effectiveness of an early heart attack warning device for men and women at high risk for a heart attack.

“Any patient 21 and older who has suffered a heart attack, had heart bypass surgery or has been diagnosed with multi-vessel disease -- such as receiving multiple stents to unclog arteries – at any local hospital in the last six months is a candidate

for this free study”, says Dr. Charles Lambert, medical director of Florida Hospital Pepin Heart Institute and principle investigator of the study.

The New Jersey-based “AngelMed Guardian System” is comprised of an internal implantable device the size of a standard pacemaker, and two small devices resembling a pager to be worn on the participant’s waist. One pager-like device alerts the user to a possible heart attack while the second device is an aid for physi-cians to evaluate heart signals upon emergency room arrival.

“This system monitors a patient’s heartbeat all the time and is designed to detect and warn of an impend-ing heart attack,” says Dr. Lambert. “Alerting the user to a possible life-threatening condition and having them go to the ER right away allows for saving crucial heart muscle. We are excited to participate in this important clinical trial.”

The ALERTS trial is scheduled to run through the first quarter of 2013, allowing Dr. Lambert and his research team at Florida Hospital Pepin Heart Institute to evaluate up to 1,020 patients to prove the effectiveness of the cardiac monitor and alert system for high-risk heart patients.

Once a patient is cleared to par-ticipate, a 30-minute procedure is required in the Florida Hospital Pepin Heart Institute Cath Lab to implant the pacemaker device. Patients may be required to stay for overnight observation before starting the trial upon hospital discharge the following morning.

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april 3rd, Tuesday 8 amMonthly Business Breakfast at saddlebrook resort.Speaker: Mike Wells, Pasco County Property Appraiser. The cost is $18 with PAID RSVP by 5 pm on Friday, March 30th, or $20 at the door. Call the Chamber 813-994-8534 to RSVP.Location: 5700 Saddlebrook Way, Wesley Chapel, 33543 april 6th, friday 7:30 amwow (women of wesley Chapel) at Branch of Christ Ministries BuildingSpeaker: Debbie Lundberg, Life and Business Coaching. For information, contact Loran Tripp at [email protected]: 27223 S.R. 56, Wesley Chapel, 33544 (S.R. 56 & Arrowgrass Road (by Boardwalk Frozen Custard) april 10th, Tuesday 5:30 pm ribbon Cutting at Mini of wesley Chapel Hosted by: Malcolm CheekLocation: 26645 SR 56, Wesley Chapel, 33544 813-907-3600 april 11th, wednesday 8:30 amambassador’s Meeting at american Consulting Engineers. Contact Cathy Bickham at [email protected]. Location: 2818 Cypress Ridge Blvd., Wesley Chapel, 33544 (For Ambassadors Only) april 12th,Thursday - 5:30 pmribbon Cutting at Great florida insurance Hosted by: Steve Barry. Location: 27604 Cashford Circle, Suite 102., Wesley Chapel, 33544 813-991-6969 april 14th-15th, saturday 10 am to 6 pm, sunday 11 am - 6 pmwesley Chapel Celebration of the arts at shops at wiregrassTo join the show as a fine artist/crafter, contact Laura Miller at [email protected]. For sponsorship or business vendor participation, contact Christine Hope at [email protected]. Location: 28211 Paseo Drive, Wesley Chapel, 33543 april 17th, Tuesday 3 pm Networking on the Nines at saddlebrook resortFor information, contact Matt Archbold at [email protected] or (813) 907-

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april 26th, Thursday 11:30 am Economic development Committee at american Consulting Engineers.Speaker: Richard Gehring, Pasco County Planning and Growth Management DirectorFor more information, contact Jeff Miller at [email protected]: 2818 Cypress Ridge Blvd., Wesley Chapel, 33544

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springtime in Florida means the start of the swimming season for many pool owners. Is your

pool ready for swimming? Here are a few tips to get your pool swim-ready:

CheCklisT:1. inspect Equipment:

a. Check pump and skimmer baskets and replace if cracked or broken.

b. Check gasket on pump and filter housing by wiping your hand across it – if a black residue shows on your hand then it is a sign that it needs to be replaced. Also check for cracks or any damage to the vessel.

c. Check your filter for worn, damaged or torn pleats or bands. A clean filter promotes a healthy swim environment. If the filter is old it cannot filter debris very well and usually will promote a cloudy pool or mustard algae. A filter usually needs to be replaced every 12-18 months.

d. Check around pump and PVC

plumbing for leaks that can promote system inefficiencies and loss of money.

2. Cleaning:

Remove all heavy debris such as leaves, plants, stones from top and bottom of pool floors by using a large net. Then brush the pool walls, steps, swim outs and floor to ensure that debris and dirt are all removed. The more proactive you are in getting the debris out, the less chemicals you will need to keep your pool water balanced and healthy for swimming. 3. filtration:

Clean your filter thoroughly if you have not been doing so in the winter, and be sure to clean it at least monthly and more often if needed depending on your usage, bather load and environmental conditions. DE filters should be completely disassembled, cleaned and all grids inspected. Doing this annually will avoid excessive DE powder buildup. Sand filters should also be taken apart and laterals

inspected. Remove old sand and replace with new every 3-4 years. 4. water Testing/shocking:

Test your pool’s water to determine the right amount of chemicals to achieve pH balance for a sparkling, clean pool that is healthy for swimming. You can do this by using test strips or test agents and using our website to determine the right amount of chemicals to add. Shocking your pool may be needed if algae is visible. If you are not sure what to do, simply call us for a free water consult!

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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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BOOk CLUBHi, my name is Barbara Root. I would like to start a book club 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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LE LECHEMeeting the 3rd Thursday of each month at 7:00pm at the Clubhouse. Contact Information: [email protected]. Allison 813-778-3030 or Michelle 321-230-1300. This is not a CDD Sponsored function.

FIELD REnTaLSJust a friendly reminder that a portion of the Soccer Field is available for rentals. The rental rate for a portion of the field is $25.00 an hour. If you are interested in renting and would like to host a party or event, please keep in mind that any vendors that perform, must carry valid liability insurance, and provide management with a copy of their insurance.

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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 at 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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MaH JOnggWe are looking for experienced players to join our Mah Jongg group. We meet in the Clubhouse on Wednesdays and/or Fridays from the hours of 1-5pm. Please call Fran at 813 412-3612 for more information.

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HEaLTHy SWIMMIngWith warm weather approaching and birds chirping we are looking forward to spending a fun, exciting and eventful season with all of you residents. Management and the staff of Seven Oaks take pride in maintaining our facilities. We would like to keep our reputation in good standing so we are asking for your help in order to keep our pools in operating condition for the entire season. Yes, there are times that we may have to close a pool during peek hours due to a safety issue and /or other conditions that we can’t control.

However, with your help we can control age appropriate children to be geared with a water resistant swim diaper to prevent anyone from receiving a recreational water illness (RWI). All of our pools are properly chlorinated and checked throughout the day, but even at perfect levels it takes time for chlorine to kill contaminants that may be in the water. This is why we ask that you please help us keep our pools safe by following the guidelines regarding small children and the appropriate swimwear. We thank you all for your cooperation and understanding, and we all look forward to a fun-filled summer.

In the event that you forget to gear up your children with a swim diaper, you can conveniently purchase an age appropriate, water resistant swim diaper from the Clubhouse.

Seven OakS

MOTHERS & MORE OF WESLEy CHaPEL A non-profit social group supporting all mothers....working moms, stay at home moms, new moms. We offer playgroups, outings for mothers and children, family events, girls night out and monthly chapter meetings for mothers in the Wesley Chapel, New Tampa, Lutz, Land O Lakes and surrounding areas of Florida. Join us every 3rd Wednesday at 7:30 pm for our chapter meeitng held at Seven Oaks Clubhouse, 2910 Sports Core Circle, Wesley Chapel, Florida, 33544. For more information, email Lori at [email protected] or visit www.mothersandmore.org/chapters/wesleychapel.

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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


CLUBHOUSE InFOSeven OakS

kEEPIng THE CLUBHOUSE SaFEAs the spring and summer season begin, there is an increased volume of activity at the Clubhouse. It is important for security and the safety of the all the patrons of the Clubhouse that you report any lost or stolen access cards. If we are not notified of a lost card, it remains active and there is the possibility that someone may find it and use it to gain access that should otherwise not be here. If you have lost your card please call management so that we may deactivate the card and we can issue you a new one. The cost of a new access card is only $15, and only takes a matter of minutes to complete. We appreciate everyone’s help in maintaining the safety here.

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 + tax each, per 1 ½ hour use.

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TEnnIS BaLLSFOR SaLEWe have tennis balls available for purchase at the Cafe. Cost per three pack is $3.50.

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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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RaIn POnCHOSFOR SaLEAt resident’s requests, we will now be selling rain ponchos in the Cafe for $2 plus tax. (2 per pack)

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Fax SERVICELong distance $2.25 1st sheet and $1 each additional sheet (max. 10 sheets) + tax. Local $1.75 1st sheet and $1.00 each aditional sheet (max. 10 sheets) + tax.

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COPy SERVICEBlack and white only .15 per sheet (max. 10 sheets). Color copies .40 per sheet (max. 10 sheets).

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BUnkOIf you are interested in playing Bunko, contact Judy at 813 991-5577. All players need to be placed on a play list. As players are needed, you will be called.This is not a CDD Sponsored function.

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TEnnIS BaLL VOLLEy FOR REnTThe Tennis volley is available to rent for 90 minute sessions for a fee of $5. Advance reservation of the volley are available only after giving administration a credit card number to keep on file.

WaTER SLIDE OPEn FOR SPRIng BREak The water slide is scheduled to open on Spring Break Monday, April 2nd until Sunday, April 8th. The slide will then continue to be operational on weekends only until the Pasco County school season is over, at which point we will be operational 7 days a week. The slide will open at 11am and close 1 hour prior to closing. The pools are opened 1/2 hour after sunrise, and will close 1/2 hour before sunset (weather permitting).

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nEW gRILL aT THE CLUBHOUSE The new grill has been installed. The charcoal grill will be located in the park area in the corner by the picnic tables. The grill can be utilized on a first come first served basis. All grilling utensils and charcoal must be provided by the user. The Clubhouse does not carry any grilling utensils for you to use. Seven Oaks District Staff will dispose of any hot coals.

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InVESTMEnT/FInanCIaL PLannIng CLUBAnyone Interested in learning about investing in stocks, bonds, mutual funds, annuities and other areas of financial planning? Contact Bob Kozyra at [email protected] or at 273-8521. All residents are welcome to attend. There is no charge, and this will simply be an informational seminar open to any level of investor. This is a great way to learn about all of the different investment options. The meeting will be held in the Gathering Room on Wednesday, April 25th at 6:30pm.

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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.

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 follow-ing dates. For any questions or for more information, please email Scott Brizendine at [email protected] or visit www.MySevenOaks.com and click on CDD.

April 11th • May 9

DesIgn revIew CommIttee DRC holds their regular monthly meeting at the Seven Oaks Clubhouse at 7 pm on the following dates. Visit www.MySevenOaks.com for any questions or for more informa-tion on the DRC.

To download your Architectural Modifica-tion Request, go to www.MySevenOaks.com, click on SOPOA, click Documents and Forms and click on Architectural Modi-fication Request.


sopoA seven oAks property 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 questions or information you may need on the Seven Oaks Property Owners Association.


meetIng DAtes


CLUBHOUSE EVEnTS Seven OakS

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Easter Egg HuntEaster Egg HuntAnnual

Come outand Join us for our...

This is a CDD Sponsored Event

Spend the rest of the afternoon enjoying music by DJ Joey Jamz poolside from 1 to 4pm (Weather permitting) Residents must make reservations by the 1st of

April. You can make reservations by calling the club-house at (813)907-7987 and speaking to Theresa or Bryan

or by emailing the clubhouse at [email protected].

Ages 2-4: 10 am • Ages 5-7: 10:30 am. Ages 8-10: 11 am.

Semi-AnnualGARAGE SALE

Saturday, April 14th from 7am - 3pm

GAME NIGHT

WIN, LOSEOR Draw

Friday, April 28th, 20127PM Clubhouse @ Seven Oaks

Must sign up by Wednesday, April 25th

Don’t be shy, we know you have talent! Join us for an evening full of fun and excitement. No need to be an artist, just come out and have some fun! The rules of the game will be reviewed the

evening of the event. Bring your favorite beverage and appetizer to share. 21 and over please.

Please contact Theresa or Bryan at (813)907-7987 • (813) 907-7987 to sign up!

This is a Cdd sponsored event.

the Easter Bunnyso don’t forget your cameras.

Special guest appearance by

Saturday, april 7th 2012

There will be Face Painting and

a Balloon Twister.

For every smoothie purchased you will receive one free raffle ticket for a chance to win your special lady a Potluck Surprise

Applies to Seven Oaks Residents This is a Cdd sponsored event.

Mother’s Day Raffle

Begins: April 1stDrawing held at the Clubhouse

Saturday, May, 12th, 5pm


CLUBHOUSE EVEnTSSeven OakS

CPR & BaBysitting ClassSaturday, April 21stBaBysitting class:11:30 - 1:30 pm Certificate upon completion$35 - Reservations required

cPR:2 - 4:30 pm Instructed through the American Heart Association. Open to all ages$55 - Reservations required if attending both classes: $65 Call Michele Horn RN @ 813-994-6380 for information and reservations

Clubhouseopen

eastersunday

The Clubhouse will be open normal business hours on Easter Sunday. The Clubhouse opens at 7am and closes at 9pm. The pools will open

a half hour after sunrise and will close a half hour before sunset. The gym will open at 5am.Saturday,

May 5th, 1-4pmLive Latin Entertainment

Poolside

Taco Bar $6 per personLimited to the first 75 peopleComplimentary Snow Cones

& lots of fun!

Please remember that you are limited to invite 5 guests per household or a Cabana may be available for you to rent

and permit you to invite up to 18 guests.

Please contact Theresa or Bryan at 813-907-7987

for further details.

Due to inclement weather, venue may be canceled This is a Cdd sponsored event.

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Zumba Fitness ClassMonday and Wednesday

10am - 11 amSaturday 9 am until 10 am. Only $5 per class.

SpeCial diSCountS available! 1st class free and one free class per month.Please contact Carmen for more information.

(813) 907-6305www.zumbapartywithcarmen.com

PROtential Sports SPRING SCHEDULE

SPrING SOCCer LeAGUeSoccer evaluation April 21 – 28

8 week league for only $75 !League begins May 5 – June 30 • Open to ages 3 to 15

Same Day Practice and Play on Saturdays

SUMMer CAMPCamp in Session from June 11 - August 17

early Bird registration: Feb. 25 – April 15 • $ 95/weekregistrations Processed: April 15 – May 15 • $105/week

registration Processed: After May 15 • $120/week

BASeBALL GAMeSGames will be held from March 23 – April 21 for only $65 !

Same Day Practice and Play. Open to ages 3 to 15

SpaniSh LeSSonS

Classes for adultsTuesdays 10:00am to 12:00pm

$15 per class, paid by the month (a three month course), includes notebook.

Call Patricia Rios (813) 388-9416

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]

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.

CLUBHOUSE CLaSSESSeven OakS

withCarmen

tENNiS iNStruCtOrROHAN SINGH (USPTR)

760-777-2073Quickstart Programs, Private Lessons, Adult

and Children’s Clinics, Cardio Tennis. Beginners, Intermediate and advanced.

The Zumba program fuses hypnotic Latin-inspired and international rythms into easy-to-follow moves to create a one-of-a-kind fitness program that will blow you away. For

all ages and fitness levels!

SeVeN OAKS CLUBHOUSe Monday & Wednesday -7pm $6 per class or 5 for $25

813-760-9351Facebook: Zumba with Celina

Zumba Toning Ditch the workout,join the party!

To The PoinTedance Centre

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

Ballet - Jazz - hip-hop - Cheerleading

Cheerleading Tumble (ages 3-4): 4:30 pm to 5 pm

Ballet/Jazz Combo (ages 5-6): 5 pm to 5:30 pm

Ballet/Jazz/Hip Hop Combo (ages 7-9)5:30 pm to 6:15 pm

Ballet/Jazz/Hip Hop Combo (ages 10 and up)6:15 pm to 7 pm

Pre-register to reserve your spot, space is limited.To the Pointe is offering a complimentary session.


SEVEN OAKSSWIM TEAMSwim Sessions meet twice a week -

Mondays & WednesdaysThe Monday, May 28 Session will be postponed to Friday, June 1

sessIon I • April 23 – June1Session Fee: $100 • Registration Fee: $25 (includes T-Shirt & Swim Bag)

5 PM - 5:30 PM: Non-swimmers/swimmers 6 years and younger5:30 PM - 6 PM: Swimmers 6 years and under6 PM - 7 PM: Swimmers/non-swimmers 7 years and upThere is no 11 years and older class for this session. Therefore, space is limited.

sessIon II • June 11 – August 2Session Fee: $140 • Registration Fee: $25 (includes T-Shirt and Swim Bag)

5 PM - 5:30 PM: Non-swimmers/swimmers 6 years and younger5:30 PM - 6 PM: Swimmers 6 years and under6 PM - 7 PM: Swimmers/non-swimmers, ages 7 to 107 PM - 8 PM: Swimmers/non-swimmers ages 11 and up Session II includes swim meets $5/meet (Dates to be announced)Requirements for Session II: All swimmers must wear a PROtential Sports swim suit. If you do not own a PROtential Sports swim suit, you must purchase one to participate in the meet. PROtential Sports swim caps are also available for $5 each.

sessIon III • August 13 – September 20Session Fee: $100 • Registration Fee: $25 (includes T-Shirt and Swim Bag)The Monday, September 3 Session will be postponed to Friday, September 7

5 PM - 5:30 PM: Non-swimmers/swimmers 6 years and younger5:30 PM until 6 PM: Swimmers 6 years and under6 PM until 7 PM: Swimmers/non-swimmers 7 years and up There is no 11 years and older class for this session. Therefore, space is

limited. Registration and Payment are processed on our website at www.protentialsports.com

Private Lessons by Appointment Mondays through Friday Noon to 4 PM

$100: Four 20-minute sessions • $180: Eight 20-minute sessions

Swim LeSSonS

Get a Jumpon summer!Summer swim lessonsare back at Seven Oaks

with SwimKids USA!Weekdays and weekends available for

Infants, Toddlers, Preschoolers and Adults.

CaLL: (813) 991-6258

Play Tennis & Get Fit with Music.

COMBINeS THe BeST feATUreS Of THe SPOrT Of TeNNIS WITH CArdIOVASCULAr exerCISe.

1 HOUr CLASSeSMonday, Wednesday & Friday from

7 am to 11 am. $15 per person per class.

regIstrAtIon: 2 or more people per class.

Fitness assessment $35 one time fee.Fitness assessment watching period of 6 months $85.

Book your class one week in advance. All skill levels welcome.

Contact Laura diaz (PTR and certified by CardioTennis)

(813) [email protected]

women & senIor FItness AnD weIght loss speCIAlIst

All ages and experience levels • Core training and injury prevention • Increase flexibility, energy, balance

• Tone and sculpt.

CUSTOMIzed PrOGrAMS INCLUdING:• Beginner through advanced strength training •

Weight Loss and Nutrition • Pre and Post Pregnancy • First time exercisers

BeNefITS Of TrAINING WITH dAVIdA:26 YeArS OF exPerieNCe!

Mother of three and mid-life fitness expertWOMeN ONlY: Specialized female training

TiMe eFFiCieNCY: 1 hour sessions with fast results!CONveNieNCe: Training provided at your clubhouse.

FiNANCiAl: No long-term commitments! Customized program fees.

CALL Or e-MAIL fOr yOUr free CONSULTATION TOdAy

813-240-1375WWW.bOdYbYdAvidA.COM

INfANT 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 6-12 months 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 information at (813) 748-6142 or visit

www.tampaswimbabies.com

ISR

learn Guitarin a Grouplesson Format!

Cameron Schmitz is a Berklee College of Music graduate and has taught at Phillips Academy, Andover, MA, at Middlesex School in Concord, MA, The Pingree School in S. Hamilton and currently offers lessons at Tampa Preparatory and Berkeley Preparatory schools as well as at the Clubhouse in Seven Oaks. Having taught guitar lessons for over 20 years, Cameron is excited to make available structured group lessons.

WHere: The Clubhouse

TIMeS: tbd (one weekday after school)

OTHer: Students need only to bring their guitar (and practice amp if electric) and music paper plus a

music stand (fold-up type). Classes meet weekly and for one hour in the

Activity Room.

Private lessons are available upon request.

Please Contact Cameron Schmitz at

(813) 994-4353 for pricing & availability.

Davida Constant, CPT, CSN, LWMC Certified Personal Trainer • Certified Sports Nutrition

Specialist • ACE Certified Weight Loss Coach


TaMPa yMCaSWIMMIng (TyS)COMPETITIVE SWIMMIngAges: 5-18. Cost: $60-$75 per month depending on level. Contact Andrew Palumbo for details and group placement, 813-866-9622.

COngRaTULaTIOnS TOOUR TyS STIngRayS! They placed 3rd overall in the recent Y-states competition.

SynCHROnIzEDSWIMMIngAges: 6 and up. Cost: $30 - $75 per month depending on level. Novice, inter-mediate and advanced levels available. For more information contact Laura Kummer at 813-866-9622.

SUMMER CaMPREgISTRaTIOn gOIngOn nOW!Summer camps at the Y focus on nurtur-ing the potential of children and helping them grow in spirit, mind and body. We encourage fun and friendship and provide the opportunity for young people to build self-esteem, develop interpersonal skills and make lasting memories.

View all of our camp offerings online at www.tampaymca.org or pick up a camp brochure at our welcome center. Registra-tion is going on now for all summer camps. Contact our welcome center for more information at 813-866-9622. TEENDEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS

LEaDER’S CLUB/JUnIOR LEaDER’S CLUBAges: 10-18. Day/Time: Every Tuesday at 7pm. For more info, contact Andrew Palumbo at 813-866-9622.

CLUB FIERCECOMPETITIVE VOLLEyBaLLThe New Tampa Family YMCA’s Club Fierce Girls Volleyball Team is on fire this year! The club has grown in the past three years from 19 players in 2010, to 42 players in 2011 to now 78 players for a total of 7 teams. The program led by Lisa Jack has recently had some wonderful successes! ADULT HEALTHYLIVING PROGRAMSAt the Y, a supportive community is a big

part of wellness. At every age and every level of activity, you’ll find people just like you looking to live a little bit healthier.

PERSOnaL ExERCISE PROgRaMWhether you’re new or returning to exer-cise, our FREE 6-session Personal Exercise Program (PEP) will help you make the most of your workout. A trained wellness coach will work with you to develop a routine that’s right for you. Ask about PEP today!

LIVESTROng® aT THE yMCaA free 12-week physical activity and well-being program designed to help adult cancer survivors achieve their holistic health goals. Participants work with Y staff trained in supportive cancer care to achieve their goals such as building muscle mass and strength; increasing flexibility and endurance; and improving confidence and self-esteem. Contact Barb for more information at 813-866-9622.

yMCa DIaBETESPREVEnTIOn PROgRaMAre you at risk for developing pre-diabe-tes? Our Diabetes Prevention Program can help you reduce your risk for type 2 diabetes and gain tools for healthy living. Contact Shera for more information at 813-866-9622.

zUMBa FOR a CaUSEThe New Tampa Family YMCA will host its second annual Zumbathon - April 28th from 6pm - 9pm.

“DITCH THE WORKOUT, JOIN THE PARTY” at our Latin-inspired, easy to follow, calorie burning, fitness party all for a good cause. For more information contact Donna McCarthy at 813-866-9622.

THE nEW TaMPaFaMILy yMCa

16221 Compton Dr. Tampa, Fl. 33647813-866-9622.

www.tampaymca.org

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Need to sell or looking to buy or rent? Can’t sell? Rental demand is Huge!Call the Realtor that specializes in Your community and the Wesley

Chapel area, Seven Oaks Realty Group 813-469-3450.

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

Homes are goingfast in seven oaks

Sell or Rent your home with the company that is moving Seven Oaks!

I Just Sold3406 Chapel Creek Cir.3452 Chapel Creek Cir.

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FroM tHe ExPERTS

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

ment of Energy’s Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy estimates that about 43% of your bill is devoted to heating and cooling!

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 : •Setyourthermostataslowascomfortablein

the winter and as high as comfortable in the

summer; you can save up to 10% on heating and cooling costs with this simple adjustment

•Cleanorreplacefiltersonfurnacesonceamonth or as needed

•Turnoffkitchen,bath,andotherexhaustfanswithin 20 minutes after you are done cook-ing or bathing; when replacing exhaust fans, consider installing high-efficiency, low-noise models

• Investinsystemmaintenance;hireaprofes-sional to inspect your system once a year

• Duringtheheatingseason,keepthedraperiesand 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

• Checkfordisconnectedorcrushedductwork; if air flow is restricted your system can be overworked

• Duringthecoolingseason,keepthewindowcoverings closed during the day to prevent solar gain.

LongTerm savings Tips from the eeRe • Selectenergy-efficientproducts

when you buy new heating and cooling equipment; contractors should be able to give you energy fact sheets for different types, models, and designs to help you compare energy usage

• Forairconditioners:lookforahighSeasonalEnergy Efficiency Ratio (SEER); the current minimum is 13 SEER for central air condition-ers while ENERGY STAR models are 14 SEER or more.

To learn more about Ierna’s Heating & Cooling go to: www.IernaAir.com, call (813)948-6355, or visit the company’s Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, or LinkedIn pages. v

Source: Department of Energy

Money $aving tips for Your Heating& Cooling $ystem

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lauren Smith, Erica Labrie and Sarah Horn all live in Seven Oaks, and didn’t know each

other or know they lived so close until they started volunteering with Cat Crusaders, Inc., an all–volunteer cat rescue in the New Tampa/ Wesley Chapel area. It was their desire to help out, their love of cats, that brought them together, plus they get to earn community service hours for their schools as well.

When it comes to the rescue, there is always plenty for volunteers to do. Students earn community service hours by volunteering at Petsmart New Tampa by BJ’s, where Cat Crusaders shows cats 7 days a week. Students are trained to kennel, which includes cleaning food and water bowls, scooping litter boxes, and of course, giving the kitties plenty of love. While kennelers are used during the week, it is the weekends that are always in short supply of adult and student volunteers. Volunteers sign up for the hours they want to volunteer, so they set their own schedule and can volunteer for as much or as little as they desire.

A majority of the cats and kittens find their forever homes on the weekends, so Cat Crusaders works in shifts on the weekends, which include Sat from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Adult volunteers

learn how to screen individuals for adoption and oversee the high school student volunteers. There are always several volunteers at each shift, so no one is alone. Lauren, Erica and Sarah are often at the store on the weekends helping out, and even Lauren’s mom, Sharon Smith volunteers and runs adoptions for the rescue on Sunday afternoons.

Cat Crusaders is also always in need of foster homes for the furballs until they are adopted. Cat Crusaders supplies all the food, litter, and vet care while foster homes supply the love, and a clean, safe, indoor environment. Entire families can participate in fos-tering, and students earn community service hours for fostering, as long as their parents confirm that they helped care for their foster kitties.

Kitten season has just started and Cat Crusaders as usual, is being hit from all sides. They try and help people in the community, while also trying to save lives by taking kitties out of the two local kill shelters. Cat Crusaders always needs volunteers. People with allergies can even help with fundrais-ing efforts.

For more information, visit them at PetSmart New Tampa on the week-ends, or www.tampacatcrusaders.org, or call (813)472-9700. v

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Together with an in-kind donation of postage from a local business we have packed and shipped 5,000 books. This donation from Wesley Chapel Kia will allow us to ship an additional 2,500 books to our troops overseas,” said Murphy.“To our facebook fans, this is their award too. We couldn’t have done it without their help,” said Murphy. “Many people have asked if I would do this year-round and I have decided to do it. This has been so much fun.”

If you would like to make a donation toward postage for books please visit the GFWC New Tampa Juniors website www.gfwcnewtampajuniors.org and click the donate button on the bottom of the page.You can also friend Books for Troops on facebook or visit the blog BooksforTroopsTampa.wordpress.com for more information about the project.

At our February meeting we were all in red (in support of heart health) and we had an infomative meeting regarding woman’s heart health.

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GFWC Florida ConventionThe GFWC Florida Convention is April 27th - 30th It will be held at the Orlando Rosen Plaza. Members are welcome to come for a day or the whole weekend.

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5TH AnnuAl Round-up CaRnIVaL

Please join us on April 13th from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm at Dr. John Long Middle School for PTSA’s 5th Annual Round-Up Carnival. There will be food, games, prizes, rides and attractions such as joust-ing, laser tag, hamster ball, dunk tank, obstacle courses, a surf board ride, an inflatable mechanical bull and more. Discounted armbands will be sold at JLMS starting April 9th during school lunch periods. This is a great chance for 5th grad-ers to get a taste of the fun that is in store for you in middle school. PTSA needs JLMS parent and WRHS student volunteers. Please respond on the PTSA website at JLMSptsa.org. Adult volun-teers must be approved volunteers through JLMS. Our school-wide talent show is set for June 1st. Prizes will be awarded. Get ready for the auditions in May!

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CROSS COUnTRyCOLLEgE SIgnIngS

Wiregrass Ranch Cross Country is proud to announce two college signings for the class of 2012! Both Sam Hippely and David Hill have signed National Letters of Intent and accepted partial athletic scholar-ships at Florida institutions. Sam will be becoming an Argonaut at the University of West Florida and David will be remaining in the area electing to become a Lion and sign with St. Leo University.

Both athletes are earning tuition payments from the Bright Futures program in addition to their schol-arships. Sam is the 2nd Conference Champion in school history and our school record holder in Cross Country. Sam was a three time all conference selection and a two time regional and state qualifier. He was the North Suncoast Runner of the Year and The Laker’s choice for the same recognition following the 2012 season. David is a 2012 all confer-ence selection as well as a regional and state qualifier this season.

These signings mark the fifth and sixth athletes who have gone on to compete collegiately from the boys program. Five of those six have earned themselves partial or full athletic scholarships. Please congratulate these two young men if you see them!

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Art and photography students had 50 works on exhibit at the Suncoast Arts Fest held at the Shops at Wire-grass. Congratulations to Estefania Vargas who won “Emerging Artist”

SEnIOR PROJECTS

Senior Project presentation week is soon approaching and we need judges! This is a wonderful op-portunity to be a part of such an important time for our seniors. The Senior Project presentation dates are April 23rd through the 27th and take place during two sessions from 3:30 – 8:00 PM. As always, dinner is provided to our judges who stay for both sessions.

Please, if you are interested or know anyone who may be interested in judging, contact Nora Light at [email protected].

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Bay area middle and high school students will have the chance to get their artwork featured at the 2012 Republican National Convention when it comes to the Tampa Bay Times Forum from August 27th through 30th.

The art competition is called the “Elephants on Parade”. To enter, participants must submit a project that answers the question: What does being an American mean to me?

All qualifying works will be on display at the Tampa Bay Times

Forum during the convention’s run there in late August. The first place winner will win a pair of tickets to the Republican Presidential nominee’s accep-tance speech. Their submitted artwork will also be on display in the nominee’s private suite at the Tampa Bay Times Forum.

Each entry must be two-dimen-sional, framed, and original in concept, design, and execution. Entry packets will soon be mailed to over 250 middle and high schools throughout the Tampa Bay area, so be on the lookout.

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On March 16th-18th, the Wiregrass Ranch High School Fine Arts Depart-

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Being a very large event, many pro-motional activities went on at Wire-grass Ranch High School prior to the big weekend. The students who participated in the production of Guys and Dolls were also very busy during the weeks leading up to the play, doing everything from building sets to attending rigorous rehearsals.

After watching the performance on Saturday the 17th, I can definitely say that all of the hard work put in by everyone most certainly paid

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The principal of Wiregrass Ranch High School, Mr. Bonti, provided boundless support for the Fine Arts Department and the production

of Guys and Dolls. It was because of him that the Fine Arts Depart-ment could put on such a large and successful show. The theater was packed full on Saturday, which can be partially owed to Donna Fraser, Max Rathman, and Paula Smith, who helped promote and publicize the show. In short, an incredible amount of staff, students, and par-ents put an unbelievable amount of effort into this show, and the results showed that their sacrifice was clearly worthwhile. The play was very entertaining, well put together, and expertly performed. It was defi-nitely one of the best high school plays I have seen, and one that the Wiregrass Ranch High School staff and students should be very proud to have put on this year.

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