Dr.
Jeffrey Seymour, has a Ribbon Cutting and Open House
Dr Seymour comes out of
retirement to start his
practice in wonderful
Wesley Chapel. His
beautiful new office is
centrally located at 2653
Bruce B. Downs Blvd.,
Ste 113, Wesley Chapel
(down from Dickey's
BBQ). Reach him at
(813) 973-0030 or
www.wesleychapelorthodontics.com.
Best Western Summer Crest
5639 Oakley Boulevard Wesley Chapel
Pasco/Hernando Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (PHHCC) is comprised
of like-minded professionals who serve the Spanish Speaking
Community. Come prepared to meet other Business Owners.
Promotional brochures are welcome.
Business cards are a must.
For more
information/Para mas informacion comuniquese con: Rocío
813-909-6965.
rocio@gf-is.com
www.phhispanicchamber.com
Wednesday, May 19. 6:00pm. Supper and Soapbox;
7:00pm. Republican Club of Central Pasco meeting @
the "Meeting House" of Hungry Harry's Barbeque Restaurant,
3116 Land O' Lakes Blvd, Land O' Lakes, FL. We are proud to
feature Dr. Susan MacManus as our keynote speaker. Dr.
MacManus is a Distinguished Professor of Public
Administration and Political Science in the Department of
Government and International Affairs of the University of
South Florida and received her Ph.D from Florida State
University. For the last five election cycles, she has
served as political analyst for WFLA-TV and is nationally
renowned. MacManus is the co-author of "Politics in States
and Communities". She is also the author of "Youn v. Old:
Generational Combat in the 21st Century" and "Targeting
Senior Voters". MacManus and her mother, Elizabeth, are the
authors of two local books on Florida history: "Citrus,
Sawmills, Critters & Crackers" (1998) and "Going, Going,
Almost Gone: Lutz-Land O' Lakes Pioneers Share Their
Precious Memories" (Forthcoming, 2008). MacManus is from a
citrus-growing family in Pasco County. Dr. Paula O'Neil,
County Clerk of Court, will also be in attendance to discuss
budget cuts by the state on the court system. The public is
welcome to attend. For more information, please call Steve
Graves at 813-996-3011.
"Doc" teaches math and sponsors "Bodybuilders," a club at Land
O'Lakes High School. After retiring from competition in 2000, when
he moved here from Miami, Doc had amassed 52 trophies, 6 titles, 1
overall, and had been in FL muscle magazines dozens of times, and
once in "Muscle & Fitness" (Feb. 1998, pp. 234, 236, & 238). Now
61, training and dieting are back in his regimen, with a "desperate
attempt at coming back." "I need to lose more body
fat," he said,
while making a great distinction between losing weight and losing
fat. "Muscle weighs more than fat. I don't want to lose muscle,
but the metabolism for old geezers like myself slows so much that I
have to give up some size to lose fat. That means no more 1000
calorie jumbo buttered popcorn cups at the movies!"
The winner of the second West Pasco
Friends of NRA drawing for 2010 was Mark M. from Clearwater. His
winning ticket was drawn at the
W.Pasco
FNRA’s
Monthly meeting on 6-09-10. Mark was quickly notified, and made his
decision on Monday 6-14-10. He chose the Sig Sauer P238 semi-auto
pistol in .380 caliber, and after a mandatory three day wait he
picked up his new pistol at Ol’ Time Gun Shop on Thursday 6-17-10.
Mark, by holding the winning ticket had his choice of one of three
prizes. The Sig Sauer P238, a Taurus 709 “Slim” in 9mm., or a $500
Gift Certificate redeemable at Ol’ Time Gun Shop. Mark chose the
very popular Sig P238. Since Mark has never owned a firearm he
relied on the expertise of his friends the father son team of Ralph
Philbrook
Jr. and Ralph Philbrook
III to help him with his selection along with Mike Jones owner of
the Ol’Time
Gun Shop. Mark, was surprised by his luck, became enthusiastic over
his winning and now plans to take a Florida Concealed Carry Weapons
Class to obtain his license. The West Pasco Friends of NRA
congratulate Mark on his winning ticket and support for the Friends
of NRA.
The W.Pasco Friends of NRA are now selling tickets for their third
raffle of 2010. The prizes featured this time are; a semi-auto.
Olympics Arms AR-15 Carbine in .223 caliber, a Kimber Classic SS II
semi-auto pistol in .45ACP, or a $500. Visa Gift card which would be
upgraded to $600. if redeemed at Ol’Time Gun Shop. Tickets can be
purchased at Ol’Time Gun Shop, 10038 State Road 52 Hudson, Fl.
727-857-1661, or by calling Charlie at 727-857-1937, or Wally, at
727-365-8964. Ticket prices are $10. Each , 3 for $25. or 7 for
$50. A total of 300 tickets are available, and the drawing will be
held when the last ticket is sold.
We would
also like to make you aware that the annual West Pasco Friends of
NRA Banquet and Auction will be held on October 23, 2010 at the
Concourse /Rotary Pavilion on SR 52 in Land O’ Lakes. Tickets are
$40. per person. Reserved tables for eight(8) for $300. Tickets
are available from the above sources as well or buy tickets online
at
www.friendsofnra.org/events.
Last year’s event was a great success, and this year’s banquet will
be even more memorable, as there is much more of everything being
planned. Look forward to seeing all our Second Amendment friends,
colleagues, enthusiasts and supporters there. Thank You. Charlie
Amaral, W.Pasco
FNRA
Chairperson.
Discovery Point of Lexington Oaks organized a Summer Splash
Charity Event on June 12, 2010 to raise money
for “Kids Charity of Tampa Bay”. Members of the local community came
to play games, eat, browse vendor booths and participate in a silent
auction with items donated by the local community.
“Kids Charity of Tampa Bay” is a non-profit
agency and their mission is to improve the quality of life for
foster children by providing advocacy, opportunities, support and
resources. “A Kids Place” – one of the community initiatives of
“Kids Charity of Tampa Bay” allows children to stay together, with
their siblings, as they are removed from the home.
In receiving the proceeds, Nanci March ETC
Coordinator of “Kids Charity of Tampa Bay” expressed her gratitude
to Discovery Point for organizing “Summer Splash” and said, “We are
delighted to have Discovery Point Lexington Oaks’ support as we
share a common mission of ensuring a safe and nurturing environment
for children.”
Jane Moore, Co-Owner of Discovery Point in
Lexington Oaks in presenting the check to “Kids Charity of Tampa
Bay” said how delighted she was to support “Kids Charity of Tampa
Bay” and thanked members of the community, and local vendors for
their support. We were delighted to join with the community to
raise money for this important cause.
Discovery Point Lexington Oaks is a full
service child care facility providing care to children from six
weeks to 12 years of age. We provide specialized infant and toddler
care, educational preschool programs, VPK program, as well as before
and after school programs and summer camp for school age children.
We offer drop-in programs as well. At Discovery Point, children
will find all the opportunities to grow and develop physically,
socially, emotionally, and intellectually.
Nanci March of Kids Charity of Tampa
Bay (center), receiving the check from Jane Moore (right) and Helen
Szakaly (left) from Discovery Point Lexington Oaks.
Shane
Arbet from Land O' Lakes, FL, has been
awarded a Trustee Scholarship by Allegheny College in Meadville,
PA.
Arbet, a senior at Academy at the Lakes, plans to attend
Allegheny and play on the college’s football team.
The Trustee
Scholarship is an achievement-based award that is guaranteed for
four years of study at Allegheny. The scholarship recognizes
academic excellence, as well as achievements in extracurricular and
leadership activities.
An all-around
athlete, Shane lettered in football, soccer, basketball, tennis,
track, and swimming while at Academy. He earned an
unweighted GPA of
3.30 and was a member of Mu Alpha Theta (math honor society). As
part of his community service commitment, he volunteered for Habitat
for Humanity, Coastal Clean-up of Pasco County, and Metropolitan
Ministries.
About Academy at
the Lakes: Academy at the Lakes is a PreK3 – 12th grade
independent school that serves families in the North Tampa area.
Visitwww.academyatthelakes.orgfor more information.
About Allegheny
College: Founded in 1815, Allegheny College is a selective,
residential college of the liberal arts and sciences. One of 40
colleges featured in Loren Pope’s Colleges That Change Lives,
Allegheny is well known for attracting students who have unusual
combinations of interests, skills and talents. Forty-five percent
of Allegheny College graduates go directly to graduate and
professional schools; the college ranks in the top 7 percent of all
liberal arts colleges in the number of graduates who go on to earn
Ph.D.s. Visit
www.allegheny.edufor more information.
Wee Miss Sparklebration Lindsay Golladay, Miss Sparklebration Amanda
Smith and Young Miss Lauren Landry reign over Sparklebration 2010.
…Hot dog eating machine David Skinner competes in the under eight
class at the Hotdog eating contest at Sparklebration 2010. The
Marcus Magic Show got a little help from Justin Rubeo who took the
stage to help Marcus perform his card trick for the crowd at
Sparklebration 2010. … Elvis on Tour, with Kenn E. Grube rocked the
house at the Dan Cannon Auditorium at Sparklebration 2010. …Kaitlyn
Bigel 2 of Wesley Chapel, Alexandra Garateix 7 of Lutz and Shaylee
Bigel, 4 wait for the next act to take the stage with red, white and
blue necklaces and with stars and hearts springing out of their
heads at Sparklebration 2010. …Holly Atanes, owner of Dead on
Computer Service in Wesley Chapel, Josh Torres, Dylan Atanes and
Paige Ottara have a blast on the Bounce houses, jumpers, slides and
carnival games at Sparklebration 2010. … Julian Giles 2, Rihanna
Giles 4 and Becky Heath of Dade City get up close and personal with
a brown sheep at Sparklebration 2010. …Evan Sachok 3 under the
watchful eye of Kasi Schaumberg of Zephyrhills enjoy a pony ride
around the track at Sparklebration 2010.
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Working
Women of Tampa Bay
at J Joseph Salon
There was a lot of networking, hair styling, and fun at the Working
Women of Tampa Bay Girls Night Out held at J.Joseph Salon on June
24. For more information about this Networking Group for ladies, go
to
www.WorkingWomenofTampaBay.com or Twitter.com/WorkingWomenTB.
J.Joseph Salon is located at 5132 Land O' Lakes Blvd. suite 103,
Land O' Lakes. They can be reached at (813) 235-6848.
Many athletes recall childhood memories of
following their dreams to excel in a particular sport. Recent
Sunlake High graduate Tyler Hisamoto's drive to excel didn't rest in
one sport. As a seventh-grader at Pine View Middle School, the multi-sport
athlete sought to win an award given to a student who competed in
every sport. The only sport he did not participate in was track. "My dad convinced me to throw the discus," he said. Under the guidance of Coach Mike Hill, Hisamoto took second place
in the conference. In eighth grade, he captured first in the
conference.
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KB Homes host Mixer
with Wesley Chapel Chamber
Cheryl Taylor, Sales Counselor for KB Homes, speaks to
Wesley Chapel Chamber members at the mixer they hosted on June
22 at
The Lutz
Cadet Squadron march, and The Lutz Boy Scouts float their way past
the crowd at the Lutz Independence Day Parade. Also, The Lutz
Patriots Float, complete with a Liberty Bell, were a crowd favorite
at the Lutz Independence Day Parade.
A community tradition, Lutz hosted an Independence Day Parade that
began at Lutz Ball Park on Crooked Lane and it winded its way down
to the Lutz Train Depot on Lutz Lake Fern & US 41. Festivities
included Craft booths, food, entertainment, military exhibitions,
Fire Dept barbeque, Cake Bake & Pie Contest. It was fun for
everyone!
Glenn Gibson, GM at Wesley Chapel Nissan
(from left),
handed over the keys to a used Nissan (bluebook $12,500) to
Rev. Stephen H. York, Associate Pastor for Evangelism and Seniors.
Also pictured is
Senior Pastor is Elbert W. Nasworthy, and Wesley Chapel Nissan
Internet Manager Troy Stevenson. The auto was needed for the
ministry work these pastors do every day. They also donated some
hats and shirts.
Wesley Chapel Chamber Monthly Mixer hosted by LifeSource Family
Chiropractic and Cloud 9 Studios. Food was provided by Dickey's
Barbecue Pit. LifeSource Family Chiropractic is located at 1722
Bruce B. Downs Blvd in Wesley Chapel. They can be reached at
813-929-3700 or www.lifesourcefamilychiropractic.com
The Summer Experience
Event was held Friday, June 11 at the Zephyrhills
High School Practice Field. The program was produced by:
*S.L.e.d.g.e, an Association of Youth Ministers of local
churches in East Pasco. For more information regarding the event
or if you are having a questions regarding your pregnancy, call
Rose Medina at (813) 679-5420 or email at
rmedina@pccpc.net
to reach the Pregnancy Care Center in Pasco County
Four candidates have tossed their names in the hat for the
honorary title of Lutz
Guv'na. Each year the Lutz
Civic Association sponsors
a fundraiser where candidates earn votes by collecting
money. The candidate that collects the most money will be
named Guv'na at the
Fourth of July parade
hosted July 3.
To view the Special Slideshow for this event
Click >>>
Here
Alexa Ulrich and Family
die together in a plane crash in Arizona
;
Alexa Ulrich, her sister, Mother and Father died together in a plane
crash in Arizona. Flashlight Memorial Service for the Ulrich Family
June 18, 2010 from 8pm to 9pm Wiregrass Ranch High School Football
Field.
Troy Stevenson, of Myrtle Lake Baptist Church (on left), is joined
by fellow parishioners, and others from First Baptist
of Lutz, and Flood Gates every Thursday at 6pm as they prepare
food and take it down to the homeless people in Tampa. They are not
funded by anyone and the food and items are donated by the churches
and their very dedicated parishioners who bring 150 people their
best meal of the week.
They prove what great people live in our country and take their
calling very seriously. If you have money, time, and/or items to
donate, contact one of the churches. (Myrtle
Lake Baptist Church: 2017 Reigler Road, Land O Lakes, FL
34639-5328,(813) 949-5516
www.myrtlelake.org
To view the slideshow for this event
Click >>> Here
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Saturday April 24th
7 pm
"You Never Know" by Carrie Carmichael
It is an hour one-woman
show about Carrie's lovable, quirkily prepared-for-everything Uncle
Eddie. He taught her and her 13 cousins how to "survive the
dangerous maze of life." He was generous and ultimately
mysterious. Poignant and funny, "You Never Know" takes you on a
ride through generations and decades. Come along!
Show is at the Groves Community center in LOL.