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KIDS’ FISHING DAY,
Sat., May 15, from 10AM to 12N at Tufton Pond.Children 12 and under are invited to enjoy a morning of fishing and fun, with help and instructionfrom experienced anglers. Parents, please accompany your children for this FREE event, whichincludes prizes and a hot dog lunch. Rods and reels will be provided for children who don’t havetheir own.
Sign up by May 10
by calling 589-8158.
NEW TRASH/RECYCLING CONTRACT EFFECTIVE JUNE 1:
At its April 22 meeting, the Board authorized a contract withSDI/Kerkim, LLC, to provide trash and recycling services for the Lake Monticello community. SDI currently serves clients inCharlottesville and Culpeper, as well as other Virginia localities. The service will be “single stream,” meaning that residents will nolonger have to separate their trash and recycling. The co-mingled refuse will be sorted at the Van de Linde Recycling Center at ZionCrossroads, resulting in a greater quantity of material being recycled. The process for transition from Waste Management to SDI will beworked out soon and will be announced in a special flyer that will describe what must be done to implement the change. The flyer willbe delivered to mailbox cubbyholes and posted on the website. An article on the subject also will be included in the Spring/Summer issue of the
Lake Monticello News
. The cost of trash and recycling is covered by the annual Improved Property Fee, whichhomeowners pay at the same time as their member dues each year.
CHANNEL 10 PROGRAM ABOUT DUES INCREASE PROPOSAL:
President Leighton Cumming and Treasurer Mike Harrison willbe guests of cable channel 10’s “This Week at the Lake” on Thurs., May 6, to talk about the Board proposal to increase member contribution to reserves with an increase in annual dues of $108.The program will be aired at 7PM on the 10
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and will be repeatedthrough Wed., May 12, at 9AM and 7PM daily.
RESERVE STUDY ON WEBSITE:
To help members understand how LMOA determines the amount of reserve funding needed for along list of items and facilities, the 2010 Reserve Study has been posted on the website at
www.lmoa.org
under Library, GeneralInformation, Financial Information. The password that is provided will be required to access the study. The file is large, so be patientwhile it loads.
CANDIDATE INFORMATION
Individual interviews with each of the four Board candidates
will broadcast on channel 10 at 7PM on Thurs., May 13, and at9AM and 7PM daily through May 19.
Candidate Forum:
The Broadcast Group will present its Candidate Forum on Thurs., May 20, at 7PM in the Terrace Room.Members are invited to attend the Forum. The candidates will answer questions that have been submitted in writing from members. Tosubmit questions, send in advance to Peggy Alexander at the Administration Office or email to
palexander@lmoa.org
. Those inattendance also may submit written questions before and during the Forum. No questions will be taken from the floor. The Forum willbe broadcast live on channel 10 on the 6
th
and will be repeated at 9AM and 7PM daily through May 26.
LAKE MONTICELLOP’S TREE DISPOSAL PROGRAM HAS ENDED,
and the disposal sites at both Bunker Ballfield and TuftonLake are closed. Wood chips are still available at Bunker for residents’ use.
CANCELLATION:
The May 6 meeting of the LMOA Planning Committee has been cancelled.
SPRING CLEAN UP WILL END MAY 9:
Three dumpsters are located at Tufton Lake for residents to dispose of items too large for regular trash pick up. No construction debris, tires, batteries, paint, appliances with coolant, household chemicals, tree parts and other yard debris or regular trash. If you see abuse of this service, please call the LMPD immediately (589-3215), or notify Meg Gore (589-8263, ext. 110). For more about Spring Clean Up, go online to
www.lmoa.org
or ask at the Administration Office.
STATUS OF FISHING PIER CAMPAIGN:
Fundraising for the construction of the Community Fishing Pier is making great progress.Bo’s Pier Group has collected and turned over $11,560 to LMOA for the project. That’s 46% of the estimated $25,000 needed toconstruct the pier. There still are outstanding pledges in the amount of $740. The pier is a community project and will be built at TuftonLake with donations and volunteer labor. It will give all residents easy access to a great place to fish or simply to enjoy the beauty of nature. If you have not yet contributed to this project, please help make it a reality for our community. Donation forms are available atthe Administration Office or on the website at
www.lmoa.org
. Just click on the link on the homepage.
Friday Flyer
April 30, 2010
A SMART THING TO DO:
Clearing leaves and debris from culverts prevents erosion and damage to driveways, drainage ditchesand roads. Most importantly, it helps prevent silt and sediment buildup in our lake and keeps its ecosystem healthy.
LMOA RECREATION ANNOUNCEMENTS
Swim instructors needed for the LM Pool
. Applicants must be at least 17 years of age and certified by American Red Cross. Toapply, call Pool Manager Mary Acree at 906-0029.
LMOA is hosting a Professional Rescuer CPR class
on Fri., May 7, from 4:30 to 8PM in the Terrace Game Room. Fee is $65.Register and pay fee in advance at the Administration Office (open Mon. – Fri., 8:30AM to 5PM).
Help needed to plan 4th of July activities:
Do you have great ideas for activities? Are you a proven leader? If so, we wouldappreciate your help with this family-friendly celebration. To volunteer or for more information, call Recreation Manager Claire Brown at466-8101 or email
cmcrain@aol.com
.
GOLF NEWS
New Lake Monticello logo merchandise
in stock at the Pro Shop -- T-shirts, cotton shirts, jackets and glassware.
New 9-hole Sunset League
on Thursday evenings. The league is open to both men and women and all must have a handicap toplay. Play begins with a shotgun start at 4PM; dinner is available afterwards at the Eagles Nest. Enjoy twilight golf and meet other residents. Sign up at the Pro Shop.
Beginner’s clinics begin in June.
Women’s clinics will be held on Tuesdays and men’s on Thursdays. Information sheets availableonline at
www.lakemonticellogolf.org
or at the Pro Shop.
Kids Ages 5-16,
Junior Golf Clinics will be held in two sessions, beginning June 2 and July 21, with instruction by club pro MarkMarshall, rated one of the top 50 US Kids Club golf pros. Plan to attend one of two pre-registration events on Sat., May 8, from 9 to11AM or Sun., May 23, from 1 to 3PM, and pick up a goody bag to get you started. Clubs and experience not required. Informationsheets and registration forms available at the Pro Shop. For more information, call 589-1503.
For more information about Lake Monticello golf
, check out the website at
www.lakemonticellogolf.org
.
MOTHERS’ DAY BRUNCH BUFFET
at the Ashlawn Grille, Sun., May 9, from 10:30AM to 2:30PM. Reservations are stronglyrecommended. Please call 591-1151.
EAGLES NEST
The Eagles Nest is open daily 7:30AM to 5PM
. Breakfast is served daily from 7:30 to 11AM. On Saturday and Sunday, breakfastbuffet is extended to 12N.
Dinner:
There are two opportunities each week for delicious dinners at the Eagles Nest. Meals are served from 5 to 8PM and comewith house salad, bread and beverage for under $10.Monday Madness menu for May 3: Open-faced Turkey with Gravy or Chicken Picatta with capers and a lemon cream sauce. Sides:Garlic Mashed Potatoes, Roasted Red Potatoes, Honey Roasted Carrots, Country Style Green BeansThumpin’ Thursday May 6 menu: Pesto Shrimp or Ribs. Sides: Oven Roasted Potatoes, Rice Pilaf, Fire Roasted Vegetables, SnowPeas
Mother’s Day dinner,
Sun., May 9, 5 to 8PM.
Pork Tenderloin stuffed with button mushrooms, feta cheese & spinach; SirloinPinwheels stuffed with lump crabmeat, peppers & onions topped with mushroom demi glaze; Apollo Chicken stuffed with lumpcrabmeat and topped with a lemon cream sauce. Sides: Garlic Mashed Potatoes, Roasted Red Potatoes, Honey Roasted Carrots, FireRoasted Vegetables. Includes salad, bread and beverage for just $12.95.
“PIER JOY,” A FUNDRAISING EVENT TO BENEFIT THE COMMUNITY FISHING PIER,
will be held on Sat., May 22, from 6:30to 9:30PM in the Faulconer Room. Enjoy a fish fry buffet (other entrees available on request) and cash bar; indulge in a silent auctionand raffles; listen to musical entertainment by Dick Orange; and support this new amenity, which will be constructed exclusively withdonations and by volunteers. The cost is just $20 per person by advance ticket only. Seating is limited, so get your tickets now.Purchase tickets at the Administration Office or by calling Dick Bucci at 989-8990 by the deadline of May 18. For more informationabout the pier project or the fundraising efforts, go to
http://sites.google.com/site/lmoafishingpier/
.
UNWANTED MEDICATIONS & SHARPS DROPOFF
, Martha Jefferson Outpatient Center on Pantops,
Sat., May 1, 9AM to 12N
.Prescriptions and over-the-counter medications accepted. Sharps must be in puncture-proof container. Questions? Call 654-7009.
CHANNEL 10 PRESENTS
Programs are shown at 9AM and 7PM daily.
Through Wed., May 5:
A preview of the 2010 Fluvanna Farmers’ Market at Pleasant Grove
Thurs. – Wed., May 6 – 12
: President Leighton Cumming and Treasurer Mike Harrison talk about the Board proposal to increasemember contribution to reserve, on which members will vote in June.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
[LMOA events & activities are printed in bold type.]
Sun., May 2 1PM Circle of Friends, ENMon., May 3 8AM Aerobics, TR9AM Duplicate Bridge, FR9:30AM Beautification Corps, TR12:30PM Mah Jongg for Fun, FR1PM Sewing Circle, FR5PM Monday Madness, EN
6PM Audit Committee, FR
7PM Chess Club, TBRTues., May 4
8AM Environmental Control Committee, OB
8AM Chamber of Commerce Breakfast, AG8AM Aerobics, TR9:30AM Basket Weaving, TR1PM Canasta, FR1PM Casual Bridge, FR7PM Pinochle, TGR7:30PM Ballroom Dancing, TR7:30PM Flotilla 88 General Meeting, FRWed., May 5 7:30AM Rotary Club, AG9AM Line Dancing, TR9:30AM Ladies’ Bridge, FR6PM Girl Scouts – Daisy Troop, TR7PM Crafting Group, TBR
7PM Buildings, Roads, Grounds Comm., FR
Thurs., May 6 8AM Aerobics, TR10AM Ladies’ Duplicate Bridge, TGR12:15PM Mah Jongg, FR1PM Piecemakers, TR5PM Thumpin’ Thursday, EN6PM Girl Scouts, Juliettes, TGR
7PM Wildlife Management Committee, TGR7:15PM Storm Water Management, FR
Fri., May 7 8AM Aerobics, TR
AG – Ashlawn Grille; ATC – Ashlawn Tennis Courts; BBF – Bunker Ball Field; CBY – Clubhouse Back Yard; CH – Clubhouse; CR –Crofton Room; OB – Operations Building; EN – Eagles Nest; FR – Faulconer Room; GC – Golf Course; P – Pool; PS – Pro Shop; TGR – Terrace Game Room; TBR – Terrace Board Room; TR – Terrace Room; TL -- Tufton Lake
COMMUNITY NEWS & EVENTS
BINGO NIGHT HAS MOVED TO THURSDAYS:
This is the last chance to make LM Fire & Rescue bingo a success or lose itentirely. Doors open at the Firehouse at 6PM, early birds start at 6:45, with $1000 jackpots and $2950 payouts for the next four weeks.For more information, call 591-1018.
CHURCH YARD SALE,
Sat., May 1, from 8AM to 12N at Palmyra United Methodist Church.
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ANNUAL PLANT SALE:
Fluvanna Master Gardeners will be selling perennials, herbs and hanging baskets on Sat., May 1, from9AM to 12N behind CVS. Proceeds support local programs.
FLUVANNA COMMUNITY SINGERS
spring concert, “Poetry in Music,” Sat., May 1, at 7PM and Sun., May 2, at 3PM at Carysbrook.Music from “Oliver,” “Phantom of the Opera” and other great musical works. The concert is free, a gift to the community.
LADIES’ ORGANIZED TENNIS
start time on Mon. and Thurs. will be 8:30AM, beginning May 3.
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