hunter's green news; vol 1, issue 7; september 2011

HGVOL.1, ISSUE 7 | SEPTEMBER 2011

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A Community Newsletter for Hunter's Green Residents

SeNioR to WAtCH CoNteSt WiNNeR

Alexandra Thiele

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they approach and then toward the end of them, you are ready for the next season or getting back to a routine. School is that way for most children. They are so excited to get out and take a break; let loose, but by the time it comes to an end they are so excited to get back to friends, and a routine of learning and fun. Residents saw this unfold on August 23rd as children put on their best attire, buses lines the streets, parents took pictures, and traffic thickened. All very exhilerating and touching on the thought that the holidays

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are right around the corner. I know; don't remind you. :) National Night Out was on August 2nd and managed to keep the storms away for a fun evening. I hope you were able to attend.There are some other fun community events coming up, so look inside for those. Labor Day is September 5th, enjoy the long weekend! And as always, send in your pictures, stories, events, happenings and announcements. Remember to attend the H.G.C.A. meeting, in the conference room, on September 13th. Cindi [email protected]

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his year marks the 5th annual Charity Classic. Since 2007, our

family of clubs has raised $6.5 million benefiting MDA's Augie's Quest, the Employee Partners Care Foundation and many national and local charities, chosen annually by the club. This year, you can support the cause by visiting clubcorpcharityclassic.com or by participating in the fund raising events we have planned. The events are open not just to members, but also to the general public.

ClubCorp Charity Classic Golf and Tennis Tournaments 2011Saturday, September 24th Come join your fellow members and invited family and friends for the day in one of two exciting events at the Club! This year, all proceeds will go to MDA's Augie's Quest, the Employee Partners Care Foundation and the Susan G. Komen Foundation for Breast Cancer Research.

1:30 pm – Charity Golf TournamentGolf tournament – format is a scramble and will feature a shotgun start.

Manager's Cornerby John Hilker, General Manager Hunter’s Green Country Club

We’re in the FUN BusinessWouldn’t you like to be in an atmosphere that revolves around the word fun? A place where a smile is on everyone’s face, you can feel the positive vibe and you don’t ever want to leave. There are certainly vacation destinations that provide this type of fun but you can’t visit those places everyday if you want. However, your club is a place that you can go to everyday to experience

“fun.” Think about it………all the past-times you like to do including golf, tennis, swimming and so much more waiting for you EVERYDAY!!! And the best part is, we know your name, we know your personal preferences and we are in the business of making magic moments for you and your family. Who else can do that for you everyday? We can here at Hunter’s Green Country Club. To find out more about membership, please call Membership Director Star Garcia at 813.482.0300 or [email protected]. We hope you will join in on the fun of membership at your own private club destination!


Appropriate golf attire, no denim please

3:00 pm – Tennis Charity Mixed Doubles Round Robin Tennis tournament – players will play a series of mini matches and change partners each round. Appropriate tennis attire please.

6:00 pm - BBQ Dinner• $45 per person – Golf tournament includes: Golf & BBQ• $35 per person - Tennis tournament includes: Tennis & BBQ• $25 per person – BBQ Dinner only

To participate or donate, register online at clubcorpcharityclassic.com

For sponsorhip opportunities call Andy Bianchi at 813-973-1000. HG

Sponsorship Opportunities Sponsors are welcome to use their own signs or banners. In case you need the Club to make your sign please provide Andy your logo in a pdf file no later than September 10th. Hole sponsorship is $100 includes sign at the hole and 2 BBQ dinners after the event. Range and putting green sponsorships available. Donated items over $75 dollar value we will give a certificate good for 2 comp rounds of golf. Beverage cart sponsorship is $500 which means the sponsor will be providing the non alcoholic beverages throughout the tournament with their sponsorship. Tennis Court Sponsorship is $100 includes sign at the hole and 2 BBQ dinners after the event.


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Great Dining in TampaHunter’s Green Country Club offers an array of fabulous dining options, from casual to formal dining. You’re sure to find something for everyone.

Fazio’s Grille Choose the casual approach by dining in

Fazio’s Grille with an incredible menu that includes sandwiches, burgers, salads, wraps and much more.

Windows on the GreenWindows on the Green offers a variety of weekly traditions including our Wednesday 4 for $14, Thursday Pasta

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Matt's Healthy Turkey Burger Recipe

Light, healthy and low fat, these turkey burgers will never make you feel deprived when your on

a diet. Packed with protien, Turkey burgers are an excellent food for weight loss surgery patients

as well.

Ingredients:

1 1/4 lb low-fat ground turkey

8 oz soft tofu

1 Tbsp Worcestershire sauce

2 tsp dried onion flakes

1 tsp garlic powder

1 tsp salt

1/2 tsp ground black pepper

10 crushed Saltine crackers

Mix ingredients, form into patties. Broil 7-8 minutes per side Assemble

into turkeyburgers on hamburger buns with sides and condiments to taste.

Night, Friday Night Chef ’s features and more.

Sports Center CafeThe Sports Center Cafe overlooking the sparkling pool and lake offers indoor as well as outdoor dining in a casual, family atmosphere. The menu features a variety of

creative appetizers, healthy salads, quick salad bar and hearty sandwiches, as well as fruit smoothies, ice cream novelties, snacks and a full bar. As the cafe also has weekly traditions such as Burger n’ Brew Night and Wing Night.

19th HoleDuring or after your round of golf, stop in at the 19th Hole for a quick bite to eat. Situated next to the golf pro shop between the 9th and 10th holes, it features a large selection of beer, refreshments, snacks, sandwiches and hot dogs and creative features for the hungry golfer.

by Executive Chef Matthew Cheselka

By Casey Gorman, Private Events Director

ather your friends together for the big game and enjoy food, fun and sports on the big screen in the comfort

of your own home. No need to wait in line at Publix or go to a local pub…we have the perfect tailgate party package for you! Call Private Event Director Casey Gorman today to place your order for pick up at 813.482.0299 or [email protected]. (Inquire with Casey about custom tailgate menu packages available)

The Ultimate CookoutGrilled HamburgersGrilled Hot DogsFreshly Made BunsRanch ChipsFresh Sliced FruitPotato SaladColeslawBaked BeansChefs Relish Tray to include: Garden Greens, Tomatoes & Onions, Mayo/Deli Mustard/KetchupFreshly Baked Cookies and Brownies$17.95

Host a tailgate Party at Your Home and Leave the Food to Us!

The Deli BoardSoup du JourDeli Ham, Turkey and Roast BeefCheddar and Imported Swiss CheeseLettuce, Tomatoes and OnionsTwo Cold SaladsPickles and PepperonciniMay and Dijon MustardAssorted BreadsFreshly Baked Cookies and Brownies$14.95 (Minimum of 25 people)Applicable sales tax and service charge applies

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Tennis Tip of the Month With USTA League tennis in full swing you want to be the best doubles partner you can be, right?Here are some great doubles partner rules to follow:1. Always give your partner credit for the win and never blame them for a loss.2. Find out what your partner needs and if you play with different partners be flexible.3. Be consistent not flashy. Try to set your partner up and not try a lot of big shots!4. Stay calm and relaxed.5. Never try to coach your partner, it makes them feel that you do not trust them.6. Use the word WE not YOU when discussing strategy. 7. Always stay positive and you’ll be the one everyone want to play with!

After School Jr. Tennis Academy The Hunter’s Green Junior Tennis Program welcomes players of all ages and abilities. On Mondays and Wednesdays, we offer enjoyable fundamental classes for beginners and intermediates. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, our advanced players meet for intense competitive training. The tennis professionals at Hunter’s Green are dedicated to educating and motivating their junior tennis players. Come meet the pros and visit our beautiful facility. See why so many players make Hunter’s Green their tennis home.

Golf

Golf Head Pro – Ben Chambers

The fall golf season is just around the corner. We have a full compliment of Club, MGA, and WGA events on the calendars. If you have not joined the MGA or WGA, I would encourage you join. It is a wonderful way to meet other members, play in some great events, and most importantly have fun with your fellow members. The club will be hosting several events this fall including, the Couples Club Championship, Men's and Women’s Senior Club Championship. As well as October 20-22 will be the Men’s Member-Guest tournament. The Club Corp Charity Golf Classic will be held on Saturday, September 24. All members are encouraged to play. The money raised will be used to benefit three different charities. You may sign up online at www.clubcorpcharityclassic.com The format will be a scramble and will begin at 1:30. The cost is only $45, which includes golf and BBQ. This event is open to members,

family, and guests. Our Complimentary Golf Clinics have begun for the fall and winter months. These clinics are open to all levels of players. Each week we will focus on a different area of the game including, short game fundamentals, full swing shots, putting, and even some on course rules. The clinics will be conducted Saturday mornings at 10:00 a.m. We ask that you please sign up in the golf shop each week if you would like to attend.

Golf Tip:Are you having difficulty with your chip shots around the green? Most players having trouble with chipping tend to try and lift or help the ball in the air. Follow these fundamentals and you will be on your way to making more pars.

Chipping – Fundamentals:When setting up for a chip shot you should have your feet fairly close together, about a foot apart, with your weight on your forward foot (left foot for right handed golfers). You should almost be able to lift your back foot right off the ground. Keep your hands ahead of the ball, and make a short back stroke and follow through (always keeping your hands ahead of the ball and no wrist break - like a putting motion). Keep your legs and upper body still - only your arms and shoulders should be moving during the stroke. If your wrists break and you try to "help" the ball up into the air this will de-loft your club and you will most likely "skull" the ball, getting no lift at all.

By Director of Youth Programs Sarah Hays

Why Hunter's Green Country Club’s Aftercare Program? We have amazingly safe, fun and exciting programs here. For example our State Certified Aftercare School Program (STA431093), which has experienced and certified counselors, daily structured activities, organized sports, creative arts n’ crafts, swimming, golf with a state of the art facilities including new playground, and all-purpose playing field. You cannot beat snack on arrival, FREE homework club, and transportation from Hunter’s Green Elementary, Pride Elementary and TCMS with our brand new 14-passenger bus. Other great youth programs are our Extreme Winter Camp, No School Camp Days, Spring Break Camp, Summer Activities Camp, Etiquette Classes, Ice Cream Socials, Kids Korner Parties, Early Release Day’s, 2 hour complimentary babysitting and much more. Please contact Sarah Hays, a Florida Child Care and Education Program Advanced Director Certified by the State at (813) 734220/[email protected].

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Did you know that your heating and cooling system typically uses more energy than any other system in your home? U.S. Department 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 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 insulation, 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.

Money $aving tips for Your Heating and Cooling $ystemSource: Department of Energy

Heating and Cooling Tips from the EERE:• Set your thermostat as low as is comfortable in 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• Clean or replace filters on furnaces once a month or as needed• Turn off kitchen, bath, and other exhaust fans within 20 minutes after you are done cooking or bathing; when replacing exhaust fans, consider installing high-efficiency, low-noise models• Hire a professional to inspect your system once a year• During the heating season, keep the draperies and shades on your south-facing windows open during the day to allow the sunlight to enter your home and closed at night to reduce the chill you may feel from cold windows• Check for disconnected or crushed duct

work; if air flow is restricted your system can be overworked• During the cooling season, keep the window coverings closed during the day to prevent solar gainLong-Term Savings Tips from the EERE • Select energy-efficient products 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• For air conditioners: look for a high Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER); the current minimum is 13 SEER for central air conditioners 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.

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WOMEN'S CLUB

he Hunters Green Women's Group will start the new year with a brunch

at 10:30am on Thursday September 8, 2011 at Hunters Green Country Club. We meet from September to May and have many wonderful luncheons, activities, and coffees planned for the upcoming year. We hope that you will join us and get acquainted with your neighbors and meet some new friends. If you have any questions about the group or would like to join us for brunch on September 8th, please contact Becky Nolan at 813-388-5252 or e-mail at [email protected] or Florence Bronner at 813-994-1655 or e-mail [email protected]. Hope to see you there!

Enjoy the Day at the Annual “Holiday Market”Friday and Saturday, November 4th & 5th 2011 • 10AM – 5 PM

Tampa Garden Club • 2629 Bayshore Boulevard Join other Hunter's Green residents who are already members.

Enjoy Food from Luptons CateringShop the Marketplace for unique gifts, garden and holiday decor, yard art, luscious plants,

orchids, jewelry, accessories, gourmet foods and frozen casseroles. Free Admission ~ Open to Public

Invite your friends ~ Plenty of Parking Tampa Garden Club • (813) 251-5059 • http://tampagardenclub.com

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indsay Steffes is an out bound exchange student and is being sponsored by the New Tampa Evening Rotary in

conjunction with Rotary Youth Exchange. She is headed to Spain for the upcoming school year. She has a FaceBook page for all to follow her adventure.

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September Speakers:

Sept. 1 Mark Katz - Web strategy to help you get clientsSept. 8 Alan Feldman - Rotary District GovernorSept. 15 TBDSept. 22 Karen Zicht - Taking control of your financial futureSept. 29 Christina Marino - American Cancer Society Relay for Life

Welcoming new members: Dr. Travis Mohr, North Tampa Spine and Joint Center and Gene Perez, Coldwell Banker For membership information please call Liz DeAmbrose 813-956-6487

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Tampa International AirportLifting OffMonday, Sept. 12Pebble Creek Golf Club10550 Regents Park Drive$15 before Sept. 9, $20 after Sept. 9Tampa International Airport is adding non-stop flights and looking at pay-for-play improvements in its contracts. It’s re-negotiating its concession contracts. National studies show improving air service also improves economic development options. Here’s your chance to ask how TIA is contributing to economic development. Chris Minner, Tampa International Airport VP of marketing, will be our featured speaker. Register online.Work It!Tuesday, Sept. 138 to 9 a.m.New Tampa Chamber Offices

1510 Amberly Dr., Ste 250FREE for chamber members Tips and tricks for business building. See ways you can use the New Tampa Chamber member portal to build your personalized referral network. Are you collecting and pitching business cards when the pile gets too high? There’s a better way. Looking for a way to stop cold calling? We’ve got more than one! Register now!Networking on the 9sWednesday, Sept. 283 p.m. Tee TimePebble Creek Golf Club10550 Regents Park Dr.$15 includes cart with GPSPlay nine holes of golf and network with chamber members at a price you can’t beat. You are welcome to bring business associates and other non-members. Call a couple of people from the chamber web site list who you’ve been meaning to invite for a one-on-one. Call the Pro Shop at 973-3870 ext. 223 and tell them you’re with the chamber.

New Tampa Business ForumThursday, Sept. 29Tampa Palms Country Club3 to 8 p.m.John Harding, regional CEO of Florida Hospital, will give the keynote address on the state of healthcare in our burgeoning part of Hillsborough and Pasco counties. Bernie Borges, CEO of Find & Convert and author of Marketing 2.0, will offer a “Personal Brand in Businessland 2.0” workshop. Workshop attendees will receive a copy of Borges’s book.The forum includes a keynote address, chamber member business expo, networking and cocktails.

Please RSVP for ANY of our events at www.NewTampaChamber.org.

New Tampa Night Out Savings EmailDid you open New Tampa Night Out when it landed in your inbox? If not you’re missing some great member-to-member discounts at our restaurant and hospitality members. Print the flyer and take it with you—it’s your ticket to savings.


North tampa Arts League debutART SHOW SET FOR SEPTEMBERNew works by the artists of the North Tampa Arts League will be on exhibit from September 2nd through the 28th, at the Carrollwood Cultural Center, 4537 Lowell Road, Tampa, 813-269-1310. The League will kick off its 2011-2012 season with a spectacular showing of what each artist does best at the annual membership show entitled, “Debut.” Many different media will be represented by NTAL’s 70-plus members, both 2-D and 3-D. Prizes will be awarded at an open reception on Friday, September 9th, 6:30-9:00 pm. Come meet the artists and enjoy an evening of fun and refreshment.For questions or more information please contact Arlene Wells at (813) 482-1058. HG


SCHOOLnews

HGHunter’s Green

Elementary School9202 Highland Oak Drive

Tampa, FL 33647(813) 973-7394

WEB: huntersgreen.mysdhc.org

Benito Middle School

10101 Cross Creek BoulevardTampa, FL 33647(813) 631-4694

WEB: benito.mysdhc.org

Wharton HighSchool

20150 Bruce B. DownsTampa, FL 33647(813) 631-4710

WEB: wharton.mysdhc.org

Hunter’s Green Elementary School

Wharton HighSchool

Benito Middle School

Meet HGE's New Principal!Dave McMeen joins HGE as our new principal. After earning a bachelor’s degree from USF and a master’s degree from NOVA Southeastern University, he started his career in 1995 and has taught 3rd and 5th grades. He was principal of McDonald Elementary for several years before joining us. His wife, Theresa, is a 1st grade teacher at Lutz Prep and they have two children, Aimee and Randy. He is an avid golfer and reader. Welcome, Mr. McMeen! Join the HGE PTA!HGE has a very active PTA that is dedicated to making sure our kids have the best possible education, enrichment, and experience. You don't have to be a parent, just a supporter of the future! Individual memberships are only $7 per year and

business memberships are $10 per year. For more information, contact Diane Kalafut at [email protected]. We hope you will consider joining! HGE Restaurant Nights!Take your family to Dairy Queen, Chick-Fil-A, or Marco's Pizza on HGE's Restaurant Nights, mention Hunter's Green Elementary, and help us earn 20% of the proceeds to support our school! The first event is Thursday, September 15, at Marco's--see you there!

Farewell, Mrs. Tonelli,You are a great leader, mentor, and friend, and truly were an inspiration to so many HGE students over the years. Thank you so much for all you did for our children. We love you and miss you!

Congratulations to Mr. Michael Rowan,

named as the new principal of King High School. Wharton appreciates your years of service. You will be missed! Congratulations to Mr. Bradley Woods, named Hillsborough County PTSA Principal of the Year! Congratulations to Ben Hwang for being named Boys Player of the Year! Rohit Navelkar is also named on the First Team Coach Alvarez is named Coach of the Year. Congratulations to these students who participated in the Special OlympicsThomas Feliciano- Running Long Jump- Gold Medal, Erica King- 100m Walk- Gold Medal, Samantha Morgan- 100m Dash- Gold Medal, Max Weinmann- 50m Dash- Gold Medal, 100m Walk- Silver Medal, Eric Thompson- 400m Walk- Silver Medal, MacKenzie Conour- Tennis Ball Throw- Bronze Medal. Congratulations to the Wharton newspaper for winning multiple awards in State Competition! Congratulations to these Wharton students for completing the 2011 National Financial Capability Challenge Top 20%Davison P. Yee - Jose M. Vilches - Prital Thakrar, Emma N. Sullivan - Brandon J. Laurent - Suroosh S. Mostoufi, Shaheen Nouri - Petar M. Sevdin - Ryan StanleySummer M. Phillips - Colin J. Joyce - Vanessa Y. Hernandez, Anissa L. Hendrickson - Kevin Henderson - Sarah C. Hayes, Kathryn Beardsley Congratulations to Sarah Bootcheck & Griffin Fuchs, Scholar-Athlete Award! Congratulations to the 163 Wharton Business Students who earned Industry Certification as an Adobe Certified Associate or with individual MOS Certification! Sign up for a Business Technology class to earn your Industry Certification. HG

9/14 Open House 5 pm9/22 Fall Picture Day - These pictures will be in the yearbook. Proper dress code is required.


Wharton HighSchool

20150 Bruce B. DownsTampa, FL 33647(813) 631-4710

WEB: wharton.mysdhc.org

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or a few days this November, the history and the future of Girl

Scouts will meet in Houston, Texas. With 100 years to celebrate and a new century ahead, we can guarantee that the 2011 National Council Session will surprise you, inspire you, inform you, and energize you as never before. Here are some of the highlights:• Our "Conversations of Consequence” panel discussions will illuminate the state of girls today and the roles we can all play in making 2012 the Year of the Girl.• A dozen different seminars provided by Girl Scouts University will equip Girl Scout professionals, volunteers, and parents with new skills for a new century.• Many of America's most accomplished women will be on hand to inspire us, including Yolanda Adams, Katie

Couric, Marlee Matlin, Soledad O'Brien, Houston Mayor Anise Parker, and Robin Roberts.• This year's National Young Women of Distinction will show us what the next generation of leaders can accomplish. We know they'll change the world because they already have.To help you take maximum advantage of Houston’s abundant shopping opportunities, we'll have two fashion shows, produced by the editors of Justine magazine.• And of course there's a party. A huge party. The kind of party that only happens once every 100 years. Promise yourself you'll go; you’ll rejoice in the decision.Hunter's Green troops can save if you register early at girlscouts.org/convention.

Boy Scouts of America Kicks Off Popcorn Fund-Raisers This Fall! This fall, Boy Scouts in Hunter's Green will kick off their annual popcorn sale. This annual fund-raiser aligns with one of the goals of Scouting—to teach youth within the organization how to become self-reliant. Through this popcorn sale and other fund-raising projects, we have the opportunity to teach Scouts how they—along with the combined efforts of other Scouts—can help make the world a better place. The safety of any products sold by Boy Scouts is of utmost importance to us. Recently, there have been safety concerns raised about popcorn brands that use diacetyl for flavoring, a common ingredient in many pastries, cake mixes, cookies, and candy. You can rest assured that popcorn sold by Scouts across the country is safe. We have contacted the Boy Scouts' popcorn suppliers and each company follows all USDA and FDA safety guidelines to produce foods that are safe for consumption. Also, all companies have voluntarily started removing diacetyl from their products. As one of the organization's most popular fund-raisers, the popcorn sale supports local units' Scouting throughout the year. Last year, over 70 percent of the fund-raiser's proceeds stayed within local councils. Of that amount, one-third of a council's proceeds went directly to the units that sold popcorn to fund their local programs and activities.

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Coastal CleanupHunter's Green scouts who want to help the surrounding communities may participate in a Coastal Cleanup on Sunday, September 18th from 9am to noon. The check-in/headquarters will be at the North Entrance of WCDP on Overpass Road. Lots of Girl & Boy Scout

troops come out to volunteer, as well as Rotary Clubs, PTA & PTO's and individuals from all over Wesley Chapel, San Antonio and even Dade City. If you would like more information regarding this event, please contact Michelle Barbour at greensign@ mac.com or 813.215.3287.


Senior to Watch Contest Winner

have been a Jaguar since the age of seven, from the “Home of the Panthers” to

“Benito Pride is Hard to Hide” and now to the “Home of the Wildcats” at Wharton HS. Being a resident of the Hunter’s Green community provides me with a safe environment to focus on academics and extracurricular activities since the 2nd grade. The simple gift of security as you walk or ride home gave me the opportunity and inspiration to become involved with clubs, classes, projects, as well as build social connections. As I embark on my senior year at Wharton HS, I look forward to accomplishing a

list of goals, not so much to “try to keep my room clean” type of goals, more so in “maintaining my responsibilities”. Since the 9th grade I’ve been a member of the class council and again I surpass the requirements to join this prestigious club during my senior year. In addition, I was elected the Future Business Leaders of America’s (FBLA) 2011-2012 President, and I will need to balance out my energy. Not only am I excited to take on this challenge, I am

honored to follow the previous president who set the bar so high, and I have large shoes fill. I will be tackling many club responsibilities such as: officer in the Wharton’s Christian club (Legacy), Vice-President for the Wharton Law club, member of the National Honor Society, top-tier debater in the Forensics Debate Team (4N6), and member of the SWAT club. Each position calls for my full attention and with a full class load (no fluff classes for this senior!) I look forward to personal growth which comes with testing my limits and pushing past them. I am also an active member of the Girl Scouts of the USA for 11 years. Contrary to popular belief, Girl Scout business entails much more then selling Girl Scout Cookies to the next door neighbors. Depending on your troop leader, you meet up twice a month to learn skills and useful information for future endeavors. In our free time we conquer those life skills and earn our patches, we also go camping, clean up misused parks and make small changes to the county. During my senior year I will earn the highest recognition you can achieve as a Girl Scout, the Gold Award. I am working with The Crisis Center of Tampa Bay to refurnish, build, and stock their food pantry. If there is anything Girl Scouts has taught me, it is do as much as you can because a little can do a lot. There are so many families in Florida that go to bed without dinner; the more I researched the more my heart sank. For the upcoming food drive and pantry I will aid the Crisis Center of Tampa Bay to help needy families within the community. Shortly before I wrote this essay, I overheard a group of fellow students having a conversation about the pressures of becoming a senior and how the adults in their family constantly hounded them about what they planned to do with their lives. As I got up to leave, I couldn’t get over how frustrated they were. What do I plan to do with my life you ask? Simple, I’m already doing it. I’m taking the steps that will one day, I hope, allow other

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communities to provide their children with the same sense of safety and freedom I experienced growing up here in Hunter’s Green.

Alexandra ThieleResident of Waterforde

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Hurricane Preparation:

Evacuating Your HomePart 3 of a 3 Part Series

E very year Floridians are faced with the possibility of hurricanes. Most years these dreaded storms do not land on our shores and

mainland. However, in the not too distant past hurricanes have had devastating effects on many communities in Florida. During the months of potential hurricanes, it is important to plan for the worst. For example, you and your family may be asked to leave your home due to some emergency conditions in your community. Your local emergency officials will not ask you to leave your home or location unless there is a valid reason. Do not try and second-guess the validity of their request. Do as they say immediately. These requests and related information will come through radio broadcasts or the local TV station. Different warning methods may be used such as a siren or telephone calls. The most important thing to keep in mind is to have a plan for a possible evacuation. Be prepared to evacuate and keep the following suggestions in mind:11. Emergency Shelters Know in advance where the emergency shelters are located. If there is more than one in your vicinity, know all the locations. The steps you should take in preparing for shelter depends on the type of emergency situation. For example, during a tornado you should go to an underground room if it is available. During a hurricane, go to the most well fortified building in your location. These emergency shelters are usually announced well ahead of a hurricane warning.12. Shelter in Place If your emergency officials tell you to “shelter in place,” this means you should remain inside your home or office.• Close and lock all windows and exterior doors.• Turn off all fans, heating, and air conditioning systems.• Close the fireplace damper.• Get your disaster kit and make sure your radio is working.• Go to an interior room without windows that is above ground level.• Keep listening to your radio or television until you are told all is safe or that you are to evacuate. The length of your stay can range from a few hours to two weeks. During this time you should maintain a 24-hour communications and safety watch. Take turns with family in listening for radio broadcasts.• Assemble an emergency toilet, if necessary. Use a garbage container, pail, or bucket with a snug-fitting cover. If the container is small, use a larger container with a cover for waste disposal.Line both containers with plastic bags. After each use, pour or sprinkle a small amount of a regular household disinfectant, such as chlorine bleach, into the container to reduce odor or germs.13. Predetermined Meeting Place Have a predetermined destination for meeting your family in the event you are separated from them. This will save time and anxiety if you are told to evacuate. 14. Children at School Have a plan for who is to pick up the children from school or how they will be taken care of and by whom.15. Animals and Pets Have a plan for caring for animals in the event of an emergency evacuation. These preparations can help ensure safety and peace of mind if a weather emergency occurs!

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BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT

M r. Dallas Smith, who got his first paying gig at age 11, worked full

time as a traveling magician throughout the 1980s and 1990s. He performed at schools, cruise ships, private parties, and corporate event. In 2003, he and his wife, Patti, adopted an infant daughter, at which point Smith took a job in corporate America to be closer to home. Eighteen months ago, he went back to magic or as he calls it “Edutainment” full time. "I've never wanted to be a famous magician," said Smith, 46, who lives in Wesley Chapel. "I just wanted to make a decent living doing what I love and teaching life lessons to children. To me, that's success." His magic shows promote reading, math, anti-bullying, and character building among school-aged children. He also sends a “Teachers List” to the schools the week

New Tampa Man Uses Magic Tricks & Storytelling to Educate Elementary Students

prior to the performance which includes additional vocabulary words for the week along with activities to reinforce the message behind the chosen theme. It is not uncommon to see Dallas more than once a year at a school; he is frequently re-booked to come back the next year. Because of his popularity Dallas has created 5 themed shows: Stop Bullying Now, Math is Magic, Reading is Fun, Just Say No, and Character Building. National studies have shown that 60 percent of learning comes from visualization; Smith says with that statistic and the verbal lesson his student’s walk away remembering almost all of his points. Dallas has performed for as many as 1,000 students at a time! Teachers, librarians, and principals comment on how amazing it is to hold their attention for up to 45 minutes.

Smith is often accompanied with his 8 year old daughter who is a major contributor to the show. Smith said he is blessed to have one of the students that he teaches life lessons to right there with him saying “ that is a great message dad” or no way get rid of that routine For additional information on his services, or for booking information, he may be contacted at 813-494-1484. Also, check out his website at www.DallasSmithMagic.com. Dallas Smith also performs at birthday parties, special occasions and at various venues. HG


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

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Race Co-Director, Mandy Manno said “Our mission is to INSPIRE athletes of all abilities to embark on a journey of self-achievement, whether it is a first time runner or recovering veteran. We have partnered with the I WILL Foundation and Operation Helping Hand and our hope is to encourage people facing adversity to live their lives to the fullest by achieving

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New tampa Regional Library September ScheduleCOMPUTER TUTORDate: Thursday, September 01, 2011Time: 6:00 PMLocation: ROOM 1 (MEETING/TRAINING)Event Type: TECHNOLOGYAge Group: ADULTSDescription: Tutoring in Microsoft software, emailing, and the Internet. Additional Information: Registration in person required no earlier than one hour prior to the start of the program.

NEW TAMPA POKÉMON LEAGUEDate: Saturday, September 03, 2011Time: 10:00 AMLocation: JERI ZELINKSKI COMMUNITY ROOMEvent Type: FAMILY PROGRAMAge Group: FAMILYDescription: Get together with fellow fans of the Pokémon Trading Card Game and the Pokémon video games to have some fun at the library. Bring your Pokémon playing cards and your Nintendo DS. Learn the basics of the game, and perfect your gaming strategies. Pokémon league leaders will be on site to facilitate the gaming.

BABY TIMEDate: Tuesday, September 06, 2011Time: 10:30 AMLocation: ROOM 5 (STORY TIME)Event Type: CHILDREN'SAge Group: CHILDRENDescription: Early literacy begins at birth. Bond with

your baby through stories, bouncy rhymes and songs in this 20-minute lapsit program that introduces early literacy skills and encourages language development. For children ages 0-18 months and their caregivers.

STORY TIMEDate: Tuesday, September 06, 2011Time: 3:00 PMLocation: ROOM 5 (STORY TIME)Event Type: CHILDREN'S 3-5 yrsAge Group: CHILDRENDescription: Stories, action rhymes, songs and interactive activities make up this engaging 30-minute program that highlights early literacy skills, and encourages reading readiness and social interaction.

TODDLER TIMEDate: Wednesday, September 07, 2011Time: 10:30 AMLocation: ROOM 5 (STORY TIME)Event Type: CHILDREN'SAge Group: CHILDRENDescription: Stories, fingerplays, songs and interactive activities make up this fun 20-minute program that highlights early literacy skills and encourages reading readiness. For children ages 18-36 months and their caregivers. Additional Information: For ages 2-3 years. Seating limit: 20 children plus their parents/caregivers.

THE INTERNET: SEARCHING TECHNIQUESDate: Thursday, September 08, 2011Time: 1:00 PM

Location: ROOM 1 (MEETING/TRAINING)Event Type: TECHNOLOGYAge Group: ADULTSDescription: Learn how to use search engines, search terms and helpful tips to find and evaluate information on the internet. Basic mouse and keyboarding skills are recommended. Additional Information: Registration in person required no earlier than one hour prior to the start of the program.

COMPUTER TUTORDate: Thursday, September 08, 2011Time: 6:00 PMLocation: ROOM 1 (MEETING/TRAINING)Event Type: TECHNOLOGYAge Group: ADULTSDescription: Tutoring in Microsoft software, emailing, and the Internet. Additional Information: Registration in person required no earlier than one hour prior to the start of the program.

YOGA FOR WELL-BEINGDate: Thursday, September 08, 2011Time: 6:00 PMLocation: JERI ZELINKSKI COMMUNITY ROOMEvent Type: ADULT PROGRAMAge Group: ADULTSDescription: The purpose of yoga is to integrate breath, body and mind. Certified yoga instructor Ruben Vasquez will teach fundamental yoga postures and breathing techniques, followed by guided relaxation. Please bring a yoga mat or towel and wear comfortable exercise clothing.


NEW TAMPA POKÉMON LEAGUEDate: Saturday, September 10, 2011Time: 10:00 AMLocation: JERI ZELINKSKI COMMUNITY ROOMEvent Type: FAMILY PROGRAMAge Group: FAMILYDescription: Get together with fellow fans of the Pokémon Trading Card Game and the Pokémon video games to have some fun at the library. Bring your Pokémon playing cards and your Nintendo DS. Learn the basics of the game, and perfect your gaming strategies. Pokémon league leaders will be on site to facilitate the gaming.

GAME ZONE: TEEN EDITIONDate: Monday, September 12, 2011Time: 1:00 PMLocation: ROOM 5 (STORY TIME)Event Type: TECHNOLOGYAge Group: CHILDRENDescription: Get in the zone and join your friends for some gaming fun.Additional Information: Funded by the Friends of the New Tampa Regional Library.

BOOK DISCUSSION: SUITE FRANCAISE BY IRENE NEMIROVSKYDate: Monday, September 12, 2011Time: 2:00 PMLocation: JERI ZELINKSKI COMMUNITY ROOMEvent Type: BOOK DISCUSSIONAge Group: ADULTSDescription: Chronicles the lives of Parisians prior to the Nazi occupation of 1940.

GAME ZONE: TEEN EDITIONDate: Monday, September 12, 2011Time: 3:00 PMLocation: ROOM 5 (STORY TIME)Event Type: TECHNOLOGYAge Group: TEENSDescription: Get in the zone and join your friends for some gaming fun. Additional Information: Funded by the Friends of the New Tampa Regional Library.

BABY TIMEDate: Tuesday, September 13, 2011Time: 10:30 AMLocation: ROOM 5 (STORY TIME)Event Type: CHILDREN'SAge Group: CHILDRENDescription: Early literacy begins at birth. Bond with your baby through stories, bouncy rhymes and songs in this 20-minute lapsit program that introduces early literacy skills and encourages language development. For children ages 0-18 months and their caregivers.

STORY TIMEDate: Tuesday, September 13, 2011Time: 3:00 PMLocation: ROOM 5 (STORY TIME)Event Type: CHILDREN'S 3-5 yrs.Age Group: CHILDRENDescription: Stories, action rhymes, songs and interactive activities make up this engaging 30-minute program that highlights early literacy skills, and encourages reading readiness and social interaction.

TODDLER TIMEDate: Wednesday, September 14, 2011Time: 11:00 AMLocation: ROOM 5 (STORY TIME)Event Type: CHILDREN'S 13-16 monthsAge Group: CHILDRENDescription: Stories, fingerplays, songs and interactive activities make up this fun 20-minute program that highlights early literacy skills and encourages reading readiness. Additional Information: For ages 2-3 years. Seating limit: 20 children plus their parents/caregivers.

EMAIL: OPEN AN ACCOUNTDate: Thursday, September 15, 2011Time: 1:00 PMLocation: ROOM 1 (MEETING/TRAINING)Event Type: TECHNOLOGYAge Group: ADULTSDescription: Open an email account, compose and send a letter. Basic mouse and keyboarding skills are recommended. Additional Information: Registration in person required no earlier than one hour prior to the start of the program.

ANIME OMAKEDate: Thursday, September 15, 2011Time: 4:30 PMLocation: JERI ZELINKSKI COMMUNITY ROOMEvent Type: TEENSAge Group: TEENSDescription: Screen and discuss the latest and greatest with other anime fans. For teens.

For a complete listing of the September Schedulego to http://www.hcplc.org/hcplc/locations/ntr/. HG


Hunter's Green Community Association

The Hunter's Green Community Association, Inc. is managed by an elected Board of Directors. A licensed Community Association Manager, and full on-site staff works at the direction of the Board. The Association

is responsible for the maintenance of all common area property; administration of controlled access; enforcement of deed restrictions and community rules; and operation of the Design Review Board.

9456 Highland Oak Drive * Tampa, FL 33647Phone 991-4818 • Fax 991-5809 • www.huntersgreen.com

AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY 973-1313ASSOCIATION STAFF - 813-991-4818NAME TITLE PHONE EXTENSIONAnn Johnson, PCAM Community Association Manager ...............................................26Wally Switzer Operations Manager ...................................................................28Rhonda Coy, LCAM Compliance Coordinator .............................................................25Cindy Vitiello Staff Accountant..........................................................................23Laura Shaffer, LCAM Administrative Assistant ..............................................................21Front Desk Administratrive Assistant .............................................................22HGCA Fax number: 813-991-5809

Hunter's Green Women's ClubVelma Carlton .........................................................................................991-5970 Florence Bronner .........................................................................................994-1655

Barcode DistributionTuesdays 8:30 - 11:30amWednesdays 2:00 - 6:00pmFridays 8:30 - 11:30am

City of Tampa Police DepartmentEMERGENCY ..................................................................................................911Non-Emergency .........................................................................................231-6130District II .........................................................................................931-6500Animal Services .........................................................................................744-5660

H.G.C.A. Meeting ScheduleBoard meeting 2nd Tuesday of each month (July 12).

All meetings in HGCA conference room

important Phone NumbersBus Trans, HARTline ..................................... 813.253.4278Crisis Hotline ............................................... 813.234.1234Emergency ................................................................9-1-1Environmental Protection ........................... 813.627.2600GTE ............................................................. 813.483.2011Hills. Co. Information .................................. 813.272.5900Hills. Co. Fire Rescue ................................... 813.272.6600Hills. Co. Solid Waste .................................. 813.272.5680Hills. Co. Water Dept. ................................. 813.272.5977Humane Society ......................................... 813.876.7138Hurricane Information ................................ 813.272.5900Peoples Gas ............................................ 1.877.832.6747Red Cross (Hillsborough) ............................ 813.251.0921Resident Emergency Information & Assistance ......... 813.272.6900Sheriff ......................................................... 813.247.8200Shriners Children's Hospital ........................ 813.972.2250St. Joseph's Hospital .................................. 813.870.4000St. Joseph's Women's Hospital ................... 813.879.4730Suicide Crisis Hotline .................................. 813.234.1234SWFWMD Emergency After-Hours ............... 352.796.7211SWFWMD Brooksville ................................... 813.228.9858Tampa General Hospital ............................. 813.844.7000Tampa Police .............................................. 813.231.6130Tampa Water Emergency Service ................ 813.274.7400TECO ....................................................... 1.877.588.1010

he New Tampa Little League Majors baseball all star team did something

this summer that no baseball team from our park has ever accomplished in it's history. They won the Florida championship and were the runner-up champions in the regional tournament held in Warner Robins, Georgia. The team was able to win districts, but only after a 12-11 win versus Land O Lakes in an extra inning game in the semi-final. The championship game, vs Land O Lakes again, they won 14-8 to advance to sectionals. This year at sectionals they coasted going 3-0 and outscoring their opponents in those 3 games 39 to 7. After starting 1-0 in pool play versus Palma Ceia, they got crushed 11-1 by the Miami team to set their record at 1-1. They needed a big win versus Orlando and were only able to pull out a 6-5 win in the last inning to advance to the state semi-finals. In the semi's they beat Niceville 6-1 behind a strong pitching performance by Ethan Thomas. That set up a rematch with the

T Miami team. Behind a brilliant pitching performance by Conor Grady, the New Tampa team won 5-1 to win their first boys state title in the park's history and the second state title in two years as our girls Majors softball team won the Florida title last year. From there they headed to GA with high hopes of reaching the Little League World Series. They boys faced tough competition versus West Virgina, Virginia and South Carolina in pool play, but battled through to go 3-0. That set up a semi-final against Alabama, on ESPN2, who was the two-time defending regional champion. After falling behind 6-4, they took a 12-6 lead and pulled out the win with Conor again pitching masterfully for the win. The championship game was against the home town team Warner Robins Georgia on ESPN on Friday August 12th. One win away from the LLWS, the boys not only had to battle the 13 players on the

Georgia team, they also had 10,000 plus fans screaming against them. They put in a wonderful performance vs GA with Ethan Thomas pitching the game of his life. The boys of New Tampa, however, lost 4-2. The team became the dream team of New Tampa Little League and will forever live in the parks history as one of, if not the best team to ever come out of our park! NTLL is currently accepting late registration for the fall softball and baseball seasons. Please visit www.newtampalittleleague.com for more information.

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organization for young people in the Tampa Bay and surrounding metropolitan area. This community choral organization is dedicated to excellence in the performance of choral music and to the creation of an environment which fosters musical development. Since its founding in 1992, GCYC has grown to over 150 students and a total of six choirs performing locally, nationally and internationally in various choral concerts and choral competitions.

GCYC consists of six choral divisions (choirs) selected by age and choral experience. The 2011-2012 Gulf Coast Youth Choir will include: Cadet Choir, 1st – 3rd grade students (non-auditioned); Children’s Choir, 3rd – 6th grade students (auditioned, beginning and intermediate voices); Girls Choir, 7th – 9th grade female students (auditioned, intermediate ensemble); Mannchor 8th – 12th grade

G male students (auditioned, emerging voices); Le Petite, 9th – 12th grade female students (auditioned, musically and vocally advanced) and Voce di Vita, 9th – 12th grade female and male students (auditioned, advanced voices).

Beginning its 20th season in 2011-2012, Gulf Coast Youth Choirs will be the youth choir in residence at the University of South Florida’s – School of Music. This new relationship will provide our students the ability to learn at one of the finest music facilities in the nation. Our choirs will be rehearsing and learning in the new USF School of Music Building. The GCYC students will not only benefit from a fantastic new building, they will also benefit from the opportunity to practice and perform in one of the finest, top notch acoustical facilities where they can learn, develop and celebrate their talents while under the direction of our outstanding GCYC music directors and accompanists.

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GCYC’s mission continues as we offer talented young people the opportunity to explore and experience the power of music in their lives.

There is no cost to audition. Fall rehearsals are in the new USF School of Music Building. For more information or to schedule an audition, send an email to [email protected] Coast Youth ChoirsYouth Choir in Residence at the University of South Florida – School of Music909-0044, www.gulfcoastchoir.com. HG


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