Palms Magazine October, 2010

Palms Magazine October 2010

A Community Magazine for

Tampa Palms area Residents

Volume I, Issue 1

OctOber, 2010

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Greetings,

Palms Magazine is all about the residents and businesses in the Tampa Palms area community! News, events, announcements & happenings (weddings, graduations, births, retirements, etc), photos, stories, school information, pets, sports and more. We welcome all of your news and photos. For all residents, we have the Cover Photo Contest each month. If your picture is selected, you will be notified and it will appear on the next month’s cover!! See details below. In the November issue we would love some of your favorite holiday recipes, photos of Thanksgivings past and all photos and announcements you had during October. We so very much enjoy the pictures that come in. Important October dates to remember are October 16th, Sweetest Day and October 24th, Mother-in-Law Day. Aren’t those one in the same? :) Enjoy the weather, put up your fall decorations and buckle up for a fun filled holiday season. It’s coming fast!

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Is It Time For You to Move From Public Courses & Join a Non-Equity Private Club?

The Tampa Bay area boasts some of the most beautiful golf courses in the country. Pine trees, water vistas, palm trees, and weather

that draws you outside and on the course with fre-quency. With so much golf to choose from, what are the key factors that cause an individual to join a club?

If you agree with the experts in the golf industry, the quality of the golf course, ability to play a round in 4 hours or less, proximity to home, and social activities are the key reasons individuals join a pri-vate club. For many years joining an equity club was also at the top of the list. The ownership stake and promise of financial reward in the future was very attractive. But as the economy has shifted, perspec-tives are changing.

Non-equity clubs are gaining momentum. Talk to Members in the Tampa area today and there is a common theme; assessments of thousands of dollars during tough economic times are not very popular. Neither is the obligation to meet a food and bev-erage minimum. Cut backs are also affecting the service and conditions of public and semi-private courses. As a result, members of corporately owned or managed clubs are enjoying an elevated status and interest in membership. A case in point are the ClubCorp Clubs in New Tampa, Tampa Palms Golf and CC. and Hunters Green Golf and CC. The fact that these clubs do not charge their members assessments or food and beverage minimums is helping, especially in light of the quality of each club and the hundreds of thou-sands of dollars invested in improvements over the past several years. Both clubs also now have mem-berships with reduced dues that allow a Member to

use all four ClubCorp country clubs in the Tampa area. The Cross Bay category of Membership, as it is known, was even recognized by CNBC Power Lunch as the best country club value in America.

To overcome financial stress many clubs are cutting back. When the economy started to decline a year and a half ago, ClubCorp actually launched a Mem-ber Appreciation strategy that added more value to the membership. An increased emphasis on fun is at the forefront with more social and family program-ming than ever before. When this is added to the initiatives ClubCorp implemented last year to make it more affordable for members and their families to improve their game through complimentary clinics and inexpensive lesson plans, members are more ac-tive than ever.

As the golf landscape continues to change, one thing is for certain, the financial stability of a pri-vate club is more important to new members join-ing than ever before. Where many equity clubs are assessing to cover operating costs and public courses are cutting back just to remain open in some cases, the members of non equity clubs may have an ad-vantage with owners like ClubCorp who are better prepared to weather the economic shifts.

Ultimately it is up to prospective members to ask the right questions so that the club they join is right for them. But in today’s fragile times a Non-Equity Private Club is a solid and safe choice. v

SMALLERTARGETBETTERRESULT!

Often when I am playing golf with someone or on the putting green

I ask them what their thought is when faced with a long putt. the most com-mon answer I get is, “ I’m trying to hit the ball into a 3 foot circle around the hole.” My thought on that is, that’s great for a result, but not for a target! Aim for the hole, try and make every putt. If I use the hole as my target, and miss my target by 3 feet, I only have a 3 foot putt left, but if I am aiming for a 3 foot circle and I miss that target by 3 feet, then a have a nasty 6 footer left. bottom line: use the hole as your target, and I prom-ise you will have a shorter, easier next putt. Who knows, you might even make a few more 40 foot bombs!

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the Annual Charity Classic was a huge suc-cess this year. On Sunday, September 12,

130 golfers came out and enjoyed 18 holes of golf, BBQ and a silent auction. The purpose of this event was to raise funds for the MDA (Au-gie’s Quest), Employee Partners Care Founda-tion and “New Tampa Rotary Breakfast Club”.Thanks to everyone’s generosity we raised more than $8,000 including more than $3000 raised during our August 28th Swim-Athon at the Tennis & Athletic Center.

2010 annual charity classic


Tennis Tampa Palms Golf and Coun-try Club would like to welcome Claudette Laliberte, Head Tennis Professional to our team!

Claudette joins us with 25 years experience in the tennis teach-ing industry and is a USPTA P-1 Professional. Claudette spent 15 years as the Tennis Director at Walt Disney World, overseeing all of the resort tennis programming. After leaving Disney, Claudette moved to the Country Club industry and remained in the Orlando area as a Tennis Director and Head Profes-sional. There Claudette implemented Cardio Tennis and programs she cre-ated such as Positive Doubles where she taught her members to play with ‘no fear’, and several social tennis events and round robins.

Claudette has extensive experience coaching USTA Men’s and Ladies League teams, Junior tennis, and was also the Assistant Coach for the Rollins College Tennis program, which was consistently ranked in the top ten nationally in NCAA Division II. After being away from Florida Tennis for a few years, Claudette is very excited to be coming back to Florida with her inspired passion for

the game and the opportunity to be near her family.

The Tampa Palms Tennis Depart-ment is looking forward to a Fall season full of league tennis, social events, our junior development program, cardio tennis classes, and some new adult clinics. If you would like any additional information on membership as well as the events and programs at Tampa Palms G&CC, please contact the Tennis and Ath-letic Center at 632-1676.

Spa Meet our New Massage Therapist, Yolanda Brown Please join me in welcoming Yolanda Brown to our team. Yolanda joins us from Avila CC and is our newest Licensed Mas-sage Therapist.

Come in and benefit from her 8 years of experience in relaxation, therapeutic, deep tissue, and sports massage. Every massage is personal-ized to improve each individuals overall well-being. Yolanda is avail-able to provide Massage Therapy services at the Tennis and Athletic Center by appointment, weekday evenings from 4pm-9pm and on Saturdays.

If you would like to schedule a massage appointment, please contact 632-1676. Fabulous Fall Spa Package With the Fall season comes the dry, parched skin that the hot summer sun leaves behind. To combat the signs of aging that dead skin causes, we recommend a professional exfolia-tion of the entire body.

Our Fall package includes a Deep Pore Cleansing Facial along with our Tropicale Hand and Foot Saltmousse

treatment. Until October 31, take advantage of our special package price of $100.00. (A $125.00 val-ue) Please call the TAC to schedule your treatment at 632-1676.

Misc. Athletics strOller strIDes Fitness For Mom, Fun For BabyStroller Strides is the country’s # 1 fit-ness program for new moms. Classes offer a stroller workout that com-bines power walking and intervals of body toning using the environment

and exercise bands. It’s a great way to get in shape, meet other new moms and have fun with your baby.Come join us for a FREE class!!Stroller Strides will meet at the Tampa Palms Golf and Country Club Tennis and Athletic Center Wednesdays and Fridays at 8:30amTampa Palms Country Club Mem-bers will receive a 10% discount on monthly membership rates as well as receive 1/2 off registration fees.

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HalloweenSpooktacularreserved exclusively for our mem-bers on tuesday October 26th & open Wednesday October 27th as a commu-nity wide open haunted house.

Wednesday, september 276:00pm – 9:00pm $5 per person

The Tampa Palms Golf and Country Club Hal-loween tradition continues with our fabulous Spooktacular Haunted House.

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The primary or “baby” teeth serve many critical functions for your child and it is important that the primary teeth remain in place until they are lost naturally.

Primary teeth 1.) Aid in maintaining good nutrition by

permitting your child to chew naturally and eat a variety of foods

2.) Assist in speech development

3.) Help the growth and development of permanent teeth by saving space for them and aid in forming a path for them as they erupt

A healthy smile can help children feel good about the way they look to others maintaining a positive self-image and good social relationships. Stud-ies show that children with poor oral health have

decreased school performance and attendance. Children experiencing pain from decayed or not cared for teeth are distracted and unable to concen-trate on schoolwork or loose their focus. The first dental visit should occur as teeth erupt; around the child’s first birthday or earlier if there is a history of dental problems. Getting an early start in regular dental care is an important step to maintaining healthy lifetime habits. Early oral examination may lead to detection of beginning stages of tooth decay or other oral health issues that can easily be treated. A home preventive program includes brushing, flossing, and proper diet.

StePS to enCouraGe a healthy lifelonG Smile

brushing 2 minutes twice a day with a rice-size amount of fluoride toothpaste.

Flossing twice a day.

Fluoride as recommended

sealants as applicable

Dental Visits provide dental development assessment & early diagnosis of oral tissue. Dental visits should be completed every 6 months.

Proper Diet limiting between meal snacks and limiting sweetened beverages, soft drinks, juices & sports drinks

Water drinking water during the day helps rinse sugar away from teeth

In addition to teaching your children the impor-tance of regular brushing, flossing, a healthy diet, and routine visits to the dentist, it is important that as parents and caregivers you set a good example by practicing good dental hygiene. If you as an adult do not brush, floss, and visit the dentist, it is unlikely that your children will either.

Your teeth are important!! You can keep them for the rest of your Life!! A healthy mouth with a beautiful smile is worth the effort!!!

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New Tampa Rotary Club Announces Its 5th Annual Casino Night & Charity Auctionevent Summary: What: New tampa rotary club pres-ents: the 5th Annual “casino Night”When: Friday, October 22, 2010, 7pm – ?Where: tampa Palms Golf & country club at 5811 tampa Palms blvd, tampa in the Grand ballroomWho: everyone who is 21 and up. busi-ness casual attire.Cost: Only $75 for members, guests and the general public. All tickets include 1,000 in gambling chips, heavy hors d’oeuvres, wine and beer as well as the martini bar, and lots of fun!

Glamour, gambling and worthy causes are back for another round in one of New Tampa‘s most popular fund-raisers, the Fifth Annual New Tampa Rotary Club Casino Night and Charity Auction! The event will be held on Friday, October 22, 2010, from 7 to 11pm at the Tampa Palms Golf & Country Club. Rotary club members, guests and the general public are all invited. Advance sale tickets (from Rob Garofano at 813-295-4663, or

from any New Tampa Rotarian) are $75.00. All proceeds benefit the 39 local charities, schools and programs supported by the New Tampa Rotary Club Foundation.

The professional gaming staff will make you feel like you are in Vegas, as you enjoy games includ-ing: Black Jack, Roulette, Craps and Texas Hold ‘Em. You are encouraged to enjoy the divine food offered, along with the Martini Bar, and select wines and beer, which are all included in the ticket price. You can also participate in the silent and live auctions, sponsored by over 20 local companies, with all proceeds benefiting the 39 local chari-ties, schools and programs supported by the New Tampa Rotary Club Foundation.

Charities, schools and programs supported by The New Tampa Rotary Club Foundation include:Baptist International Missions, Clean Water for Peru, Christmas donations to local families in need, Crisis Center of Tampa Bay, CWE Bolivia Medical Student Mission, Dictionaries distributed to local 5th graders, Everyday Blessings, Fisher House, Florida Brass Drum & Bugle Corps, Free-dom HS, Girl Scouts, God's Pedal Power, Helping Hands Pantry, Homeless Coalition, Kids Café Food Bank, Mort Elementary Manatee Market, New Tampa Lacrosse Raiders, Oasis Network of Tampa Bay, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at USF, Polio Plus Campaign to Eradicate Polio, Project Return, Relay for Life, Results, Rotary’s Camp Florida, Rotary Speech Contest, Seminar for Tomorrow’s Leaders, Shelter Box USA Disaster Relief, Society of St. Vincent De Paul, Special Connections, Special Olympics (Robin Stawski), Toy Makers of East Lake, US Constitutions distributed to local high school students, USF Pediatric Diabetes Research, USF Rotaract Club, Wharton High Camp, Wheels of Success, YMCA, Young Life of Tampa Bay .

For more information, or to make a donation, call Rob Garofano at 813-295-4663.

Upcoming RotaryPrograms ScheduleOur regular weekly club breakfast meetings are held on Friday mornings at 7:00 AM at the Tampa Palms Golf and Country Club, 5811 Tampa Palms Blvd. Our schedule for future club and District events, their dates, meeting times and speakers is listed below.

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10/8/2010 Club assembly – Foundation By-Laws Changes

10/15/2010 John henne – North Tampa Arts League – Award winning artist John Henne will give us an update on the latest happenings in the Tampa Bay art scene.

10/22/2010 new tampa rotary members - Vocational Speeches

10/29/2010 new tampa rotary members - Vocational Speeches

Professional, business and community leaders who live, work or have retired in the New Tampa Area may be eligible for membership in the New Tampa Rotary Club. For further information about our club visit our website at www.newtamparotary.com

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LibertyMiddleSchool

17400 commerce Park blvd, tampa, Fl 33647, 558-1180liberty.mysdhc.orgHome of the eagles.

Freedom High School17410 commerce Park blvd, tampa, Fl 33647, 558-1185freedom.mysdhc.orgHome of the Patriots.

important Senior Dates: 10/22: Homecoming Game 10/23: Homecoming at the tampa

convention center

varsity football Schedule

10/8: vs. tampa bay tech 10/15: at bloomingdale 10/22: vs. Wharton 10/29: at leto 11/5: at brandon 11/12: vs. lennard

Congratulations

2010 graduate Nicolas Garofano was recently awarded All American by the US Lacrosse Associa-tion. Nicolas received this prestigious award for his outstanding accomplishments. Way to go and best of luck in college!

Join freedomathletic Boostersfor Casino night

saturday, 10/2, tampa Palms country clubtickets are $25 each.

Don’t miss this night of fun -- door prizes, silent auction, and casino excitement.~All proceeds will benefit Freedom High School Athletic Boosters.~ For more information, email [email protected], or contact Assistant Principal Eli Thomas, 558-1185.

Booster Club Dates:

Interested in Freedom Athletics? The Booster Club will meet the third Monday of every month.10/18, 11/15, 1/24, 2/28, 3/28, 4/18All meetings will be at 6:30 p.m. in the Media Center.,

All schools welcome to submit news, events, dates, etc.

Send submissions to [email protected] deadline is the 15th of each month.


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PASCO COUNTY – Gulfside Regional Hospice is pleased to announce that Mike Alstott, former Tampa Bay Bucca-neers fullback, will

return to start its fourth annual Hike for Hos-pice on Sunday, Nov. 14. “We are grateful for Mike being a part of the Hike for Hospice for the fourth year,” said Linda Ward, Gulf-side’s president and CEO. “Mike will begin signing autographs at 7:30 a.m., and then will greet all of the Hikers at the starting line at 9 a.m. His involvement helps raise the aware-ness of not only the Hike for Hospice, but also all of Gulfside Regional Hospice.” The Hike for Hospice (5K – 3.1 mile walk) will be held at Wesley Chapel District Park, located at 7727 Boyette Road. Registration and check-in begins at 7:30 a.m. with the Hike commencing at 9 a.m. To register for the Hike for Hospice, visit www.firstgiv-ing.com/Hikeforhospice. If you do not have

internet access, you can register for the Hike for Hospice by calling 1-800-561-4883. It costs $25 for adults to participate in the walk. Students ages 11 – college cost $15 and chil-dren (10 and under) are $5 to hike. All hik-ers will receive a T-shirt, morning snack and

beverages with their registration. All pro-ceeds from the Hike for Hospice will be des-ignated for patients and their families facing life-limiting illnesses in Pasco County, as well as support programs at Gulfside’s Hospice

Houses and Bereavement Centers. The Hike for Hospice has raised more than $250,000 for Gulfside Regional Hospice since it began in 2007. Various levels of sponsorship are available for the Hike for Hospice. For more information about sponsoring the event,

call 1-800-561-4883 or e-mail [email protected] <[email protected]> . Gulfside Regional Hospice, established as a nonprofit corporation in Pasco County in 1988 and initially licensed in 1989, serves more than 400 patients daily. GRH employs over 250 pro-fessionals and has more

than 550 volunteers, and is the only hospice that serves Pasco County exclusively. For more information about Gulfside Regional Hospice, call 727-845-5707 or visit www.GRHospice.org.

hike for hospice with mike alstottMike Alstott Will Kick Off Gulfside’s Fourth Annual Hike For Hospice this November


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