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October 7 – 13, 2010
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O CTOBER 7-13, 2010
V OLUME 30, I SSUE 39
Fluvanna
This week in review...
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Cover: Lake Monticello resident
Melanie Hood is seeking a donor for a bone
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Jeff Wise plows at Old Farm Day.
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Where did the
Training
Sun sets soon
Fluco Society
water go?
the helpers
on the market
nets donation
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Columns this week
Let’s Do Lunch By Mona Orange . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Page 18
Fluvanna Farmers Market at Pleasant Grove
By Phyllis Montellese . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 18
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While I Was Out By Jennifer Zajac
Fluvanna Golf at Its Best
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By Emil Colmenares . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 19
Fluco Beat By Heather Hicks
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4 Bolling Circle
461 Jefferson Drive
SOLD
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• 3B/2.5b; 2100 fin. sq. ft.
• Hardwood floors main level
• Immed. access to Fishing Lake
MLS #475780
$209,900
Call Adele 434-962-1928
• 3B/2b; 1600 fin. sq. ft.
• Screened Porch; split bedroom
• Walk to main beach
MLS #475655
$189,900
Call Adele 434-962-1928
380 Goldmine Road
1431 Transco Road
Certified HUD Broker:
Adele Schaefer
434-962-1928
Manage or Rent Property:
JoAnn Sears
434-960-5121
• 4B/4.1b; 3,830 fin. sq. ft.
• 2-car gar; 10A
• Some TLC needed
MLS #479238
$274,900
Call Iris 434-981-9956
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SOLD
UNDER CONTRACT
• 3B/2b; 1248 fin. sq. ft.
• Built 1999; 2.72A
• Unfin Basement; split level
MLS #480053
$127,100
Call Iris 434-981-9956
UNDER CONTRACT
• 4B/2.5b; 2,216 fin. sq. ft.
• 1-car gar; open 2A
• Needs TLC
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Call Adele 434-962-1928
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MAKING HOME OWNERSHIP EASY
REDUCED
1419 Forest View Road • Albemarle 18 Old Homestead Cir. • Lake Monticello
MLS 475340 • $245,000
MLS 474604 • $224,999
3 Bedroom ranch home within walking
distance to Convenant School. Great
family room, update kitchen, hardwood
floors. Large, private fenced backyard.
Great waterviews of Lake Monticello.
Well maintained 3 bedroom, 2 bath
home. Sunroom with vaulted ceilings,
great master suite, nice landscaped yard.
115 Turtle Creek Rd #9 • Albemarle
MLS 480723 • $135,900
596 Jefferson Drive • Lake Monticello
MLS 474607 • $224,999
2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, SqFt: 979. Very
convienent to charlottesville. Just off
Rio Rd. Pool, fitness center, sauna and
tennis courts. Basic cable, trash & water
included. Owners will rent or sell.
Everything for the discerning buyer.
4 Bedrooms, 2.5 baths, large family
room, impressive master bath, tons of
storage, level fenced yard, garage.
Yvette Chanut
434-242-3941
Yvette1219@aol.com
Yvette Okros
434-466-6686
Letters to the Editor
You Should Vote, Really
In the election of 2008 Tom Perriello
won by a handful of votes. This year, if
Congressman Perriello wins by 1 vote,
I'll know it was mine. If he wins by 2
votes, I'll know it was yours. If he wins
by 3 votes, we will know that we did it.
If you think your vote doesn't count,
just look at the signs in the community
and see which way the wind blows. We
have the opportunity to prove the polls
wrong, and to give the Progressive
agenda a chance. I'm proud to be a
Democrat, Liberal or Progressive - call
it what you will. Progessives, by the
way, are responsible for: ending child
labor, weekends, voting rights, minimum wage, cleaning up meat packing
plants & regulating food & drugs, the
GI Bill - then and now -- unemployment insurance, Medicare ( despite
Haley Barbour and the Republican
claim to the contrary), integration in
the South, the League of Nations and
the United Nations, the Peace Corp ...
Shall I go on?
Get out and vote.
It is the most
important thing you can do this election season.
Deborah Nixon
Palmyra
Perriello Desperate
I am getting tired of seeing the
numerous dishonest ads put forth by
an obviously desperate Perriello campaign. One would think by listening
to them that State Senator Robert Hurt
is the powerful and corrupt
Washington
insider,
while
Congressman Perriello is the underdog
outsider who wants to change
Washington. A magician calls this misdirection. But as Abraham Lincoln
famously said, “You can fool some of
the people all of the time, and all of the
people some of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all of the
time.” All the polls indicate that the
misdirection coming from Rep.
Perriello is not able to fool the people
of the 5th district a second time.
Perriello ran the first time as a centrist
Democrat, a pragmatist, who would
represent 5th district values. But he
can’t honestly do that this time, and so
he attacks his opponent in the most
deceptive ways, hoping that we will
forget that he voted with Nancy Pelosi
for the unholy trinity of bills that will
bankrupt our nation: the stimulus, cap
and trade, and Obamacare. We were
told the $789 billion dollar spending
spree would prevent unemployment
from rising above 8%. It has been
above 9% for some time. The truth
about Obamacare is worse. In
September a report from the Center for
Medicare and Medicaid Services
revised its estimates—again revealing
that Obamacare will mean more health
care spending, not less. Tom wants to
scare us from voting for Hurt, but we’re
already scared about Tom’s own admission. As he so famously said, “If you
don't tie our hands, we'll keep stealing.” Let’s tie his hands this November.
Alex Kish
Palmyra
Columbia Sends Thanks
Many thanks to all who attended the
Sept. 25 bar-b-queue in the Town of
Columbia. It was great to see the four
churches located in the Town work to
promote fellowship. The food was
wonderful, the children enjoyed the
activites and many new friendships
were formed. I hope this is the first of
many joint events in the future!
Kerry Murphy-Hammond
Columbia
Comments from FluvannaReview.com
“If Fluvanna county has no reliable source of water for the future, what is the
point of paying a full time economic development coordinator?” – from
JoeDirtbag (Regarding the Sept. 20 story: “County Expands Economic
Development Job.”)
“This is a beautiful thing, children really can make a difference we need to give
them more credit!!! :)” – from milissais4m (Regarding the May 6 story:
“Students Transform Fight Against Cancer”)
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Lake Monticello to Fix Breached Pond
BY CARLOS SANTOS
EDITOR
A leak at the one-acre pond in The
Acres section of Lake Monticello has
dropped the water level by 75%, creating concern among homeowners worried about property values, safety and
the pond’s aquatic life.
The Lake Monticello Homeowner’s
Association said they would repair the
retention pond, though it might take
some time.
Cindy Calhoun, a homeowner who
lives in a house adjacent to the pond,
said, "It's a silty mess...it smells like
dried algae and dead fish." She said the
shallow end of the usually 12-foot deep
pond has no water and the deep end
has between four to five feet of water.
Calhoun said homeowners have
complained to Lake Monticello authorities since January about a leak in the
overflow pipe. Calhoun said no repairs
have yet been made.
The LMOA said in a prepared statement released Oct. 5, that “In April of
this year, the Acres spillway developed
a slow leak, causing the water level to
drop by as much as two feet at times.
Upon close inspection, it was discovered that an area of rust along the
underwater spillway assembly had
become perforated, allowing water to
pass through. Immediate action was
taken to block the leak as a temporary
fix while a permanent resolution could
be found. No one could foresee the
heavy rains that fell last week, causing
the temporary fix to give way, the leak
to widen and most of the water to drain
from the pond.”
The LMOA also said in the statement
that “LMOA consulted with the engineer on the original pond project to
assist in development of an appropriate
design and work plan. The engineer
also will inspect the dam this week to
assure it was not damaged by the
recent event. Contractor bids for the
required work are due not later than
October 15. Once the LMOA Board of
Directors accepts a bid, work will get
underway as soon as possible thereafter.” (The entire statement can be
read at FluvannaReview.com)
Calhoun said homeowners awoke
Oct. 1 to find a dramatic drop in the
water level. "Now there's a huge hole at
the end of the pond." Calhoun
expressed concern not only about the
odor and appearance of the once beautiful pond, but also about the survival
of its fish – which includes catfish, bass
and sunfish. "Some of the smaller fish
have perished," she said.
Photo by David Stemple.
Richard Ramos, another homeowner
whose house fronts the pond, said “the
pond is clearly a safety hazard at this
point due to the dam itself collapsing.
Bottom sludge is now exposed which
in some areas is more than a foot deep
and a stench is now emanating from
the area. At present, the pond looks like
a mud pit. There's very little water left
along with the dying and already dead
fish.”
Ramos said the water drop is due to
a rusting overflow pipe that allows
water to leak out. He also said the
LMOA “has known about this situation
since January and did contact a few
engineering firms but clearly didn't
give the situation the urgency it
deserved. When you have a dam which
it's integrity is in question, you mark
that with a high priority and move to
correct it. What happened to the Acres
pond was a result of 'foot dragging'”.
“We want this facility repaired and
brought back to its original condition,”
Ramos said. “Having a mud pit in back
of your house not only reduces the
value of your home in this already
depressed real-estate market, but it
also poses a health hazard…due to
mosquito infestation along with the
stench. I'd also imagine that wild life
could become trapped in the deep
sludge.
The pond built about 11 years ago, is
the centerpiece of the 58 home neighborhood.
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Fluvanna News Briefs
Fluvanna Earns a High,
On-Time Graduation Rate
Fluvanna’s on-time graduation rate
increased from 88.2 percent in 2009
to 90.6 percent in 2010 and is higher
than the state’s rate at 85.5 percent,
according to school officials. In the
surrounding area, only Louisa,
Madison, and Albemarle counties
surpassed Fluvanna’s graduation rate.
The Fluvanna dropout rate at 5.2
percent, down from 5.9 percent in
2009, is also lower than the state’s
average of 8.2 percent.
Fluvanna’s 2010 dropout rate is the
third lowest in the area; only Madison
and Goochland had a lower dropout
rate, according to figures released
Thursday by the Virginia Department
of Education. This is the lowest
dropout rate recorded by Fluvanna
since the state began computing the
on-time graduation rate three years
ago. The dropout rate for Fluvanna’s
black students declined by 7.81 percent.
The Virginia Department of
Education (VDOE) released state-
level, division-level, and school-level
cohort reports that detail outcomes
for students who entered the ninth
grade for the first time in 2006 and
were scheduled to graduate in the
spring of 2010. More information is
available at the VDOE website.
Of the 308 students who began
Fluvanna County High School as
freshmen, 279, or 90.58 percent,
earned a Board of Educationapproved diploma.Of these on-time
graduates 157, or 56.27 percent,
earned an advanced studies diploma;
101, or 36.20 percent, earned a standard diploma; 18, or 6.45 percent,
earned a modified standard diploma;
1.08 percent earned a special diploma.
The 90.58 percent on-time graduation rate is the highest recorded by
Fluvanna since the state began
reporting this data. Fluvanna surpassed the previous year’s rates in all
subgroups with the exception of students with disabilities. In this subgroup, 9.1 percent earned a GED
which is not included in the on-time
graduation rate calculation.
Sheriff's Office
Weekly Activity Report
Suspects to be Charged
in Fork Union Break-in
September 19 – 25
Charges are pending against three
juveniles in connection with a breakin at Jake's Gas & Go convenience
store in Fork Union, according to Lt.
David R. Wells of the Fluvanna
County Sheriff's Department.
Two thieves forced their way into
the store in the early morning hours
of Sept. 17 by smashing a window,
Wells said in a press release. The
thieves stole large amounts of tobacco products.
With help from the store's owner,
sheriff’s investigators identified the
two thieves who broke into the store.
Burglary and grand larceny charges
are pending against two juveniles. A
third juvenile will be charged for possession of stolen property in connection with the theft.
Authorities recovered a substantial
amount of the stolen tobacco products.
Investigations Division
6 New Investigations Generated
within the Division
Types of Investigations
4 Petit Larceny
1 Computer Harassment
1 Drug Distribution
2 Investigations Transferred from
Patrol Division
Types of Investigations
2 Burglary
1 Warrants/Arrests
1 Drug Possession
29 Follow-ups
16 General Investigations
8 School Resource Officers
5 Drug Investigations
Judicial Affairs Division
Civil Process
131 Papers Received
157 Papers Served
5 Jury Summons Served
152 Other Served
Court Security
2 Court Days
4 Prisoner Transports
Reported first on FluvannaReview.com
Patrol Division
Information Not Available at This
Time
New Reporter at the Fluvanna Review
Kristin Thomas Sancken, 26, has joined
the Fluvanna Review staff as a reporter.
She recently moved here from
Minneapolis, Minn. to live at her late
grandparents’ farm near Lake Monticello.
Sanchken was born in Panama City,
Panama and moved frequently in Latin
America as a child, finally settling in
Minnesota at age 10. She attended
Valparaiso University, a Lutheran school in
northwestern Indiana where she majored
in international service and humanities
and was a writer and editor for the school
paper, The Torch. She lives at the farm
with her husband, Caleb, and her oneyear-old daughter, Lucy, who, she says,
“by all objective accounts is the best baby
in the world.”
Communications Division
Calls for Service
265 Total Admin Calls
118 Total 911 Calls
Services Division
10 New Items Taken into Evidence
3 Vehicles Serviced
Types of Services
2 Oil Change/Service
1 Coil Pack
The statistical information provided
in this document reflects a variety of
calls for service between the Sheriff's
Office, other agencies in Fluvanna
County and the general public. Due to
the various ways data is compiled for
statistical analysis, this document will
not reflect the specific data for every call
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A Pleasing Day at Pleasant Grove
BY CARLOS SANTOS
EDITOR
It was a good day at Old Farm Day.
Under bright skies, highlighted by a light,
cool breeze, some 5,000 people trooped into
Pleasant Grove on Saturday, Oct. 2 to relive
the way farmers used to farm.
“Everybody just really had a good time,’’
said Susan Swales, the co-chair of Old Farm
Day. “We got lots of positive feedback.
Everybody just really enjoyed the day.”
Most of the visitors were from Fluvanna
County, though some hailed from
Charlottesville and Albemarle and Louisa
counties. But “we tried to keep it local this
year,’’ said Swales. “We didn’t want to deal
with 10,000 people. We’re really pleased
with the 5,000 who came.’’
Old Farm Day, Fluvanna County’s unique
celebration of rural life, is held partly to educate children about the history of agriculture
and people’s relationship to the land. One of
the key attractions of the event is the display
of old farm equipment – from horse-drawn
plows to ancient tractors.
The event has also evolved into a “an old
time county fair without the carnival,’’ said
Swales. That means 4-H members get to
show off their livestock, kids compete to
make the most realistic animal sounds and
bakers vy for the best tasting apple pie -- all
in the tradition of county fairs throughout
America.
Old Farm Day, which this year had much
less traffic problems than last year, offered
some 130 vendors and another 20 exhibitions and demonstrations. Horses pulled
plows, craftsmen bundled brooms, caned
chairs, turned pots, wove baskets and blew
glass. Kids, bearing face paint and carrying
balloons, ran about throughout the day.
“It’s a community event,’’ said Swales.
John May, one of the founders of Old Farm
Day and a collector of old farm equipment,
told Swales at the end of the event: “I am
well pleased with the day.’’
“I told him that we were too,’’ said Swales.
See more Old Farm Day photos on page 24
Jeff Wise with Curtis and Dixie show how it was done in the old farm days. Photo by O.T. Holen.
Tom Schwab demonstrates his skill as a farrier.
Four-year-old Ethan Dahl tries out some
new farm machinery. Photo by O.T. Holen.
17-month-old D. J. Wilkerson points out some of
the finer points in poultry. Photo by O.T. Holen.
Saige Haney and Max. Photo by O.T. Holen.
Carl Gibson plays the mandolin at a bluegrass
jam session. Photo by David Stemple.
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Karlise Adds Aide Training, Expands Business
BY PAGE H. GIFFORD
CORRESPONDENT
Karlise In-Home Care, LLC has taken
over the space previously occupied by
the Sycamore Day Spa and turned it
into a training center for Certified
Nursing Assistants [CNA’s] and
Medication Aides [MA’s].
Karlise currently provides a variety
of health care services tailored to the
needs of individuals who need help,
whether it be a companion, a
Personal Care Aide, a Certified
Nursing Assistant, a Licensed Practical
Nurse or Registered Nurse or even a
Pediatric Nurse. All types of care are
provided day or night or holidays.
To help with the demand for good,
skilled nursing staff in-home, in nursing homes and assisted living, Karlise
has added the Karlise Essentials
Training Academy. LLC. President,
Amanda Randolph saw the need for
skilled and specialized care in what is
becoming a growing need because of
the country’s aging society. Certified
Nursing Aides do a lot of the hands-on
work nurses used to do before paperwork took over their shifts.
Now, with people on so many medications, it takes a LPN or RN, twice as
long to dispense medication. This is
where the Medication Aide can help,
freeing the nurse to address the problems and the needs of the patient.
Randolph has set up the premises
with two small class rooms and a
demonstration
room
with
a
kitchen/living room and bedroom. It is
here that the aides take what they
have learned in the classroom and get
hands-on experience using mannequins.
“Eventually we will have a Hoya lift
as well,” said Paula Gains, CNA who
teaches the Medication Aide Training
Program. For any CNA, knowing how
to use a Hoya lift is essential in assisted living or a nursing home environment. They also have a shower room
so the aides get the hands-on experience of giving a bath as well.
Shirley Booker, RN is the Academy
Coordinator, Carole Epperly, RN will
be CNA training instructor and Christy
Pribble who is the vice-president is
also the Clinical Nurse Manager.
Pribble and Gains state the
response by those registering for
classes has been good.
“Otherwise they would have to travel to Piedmont (Community) College
or other places in Charlottesville,”
said Gains.
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Volunteers Pilgrimaged to Wise
BY PAGE H. GIFFORD
CORRESPONDENT
Dr. Victoria M. Weiss O.D.and other
volunteers made another pilgrimage
to Wise, Virginia to the largest three
day clinic event in July, serving an
estimated 6,918 patients in need of
eye exams and medical and dental
exams. These clinics are known as
Remote Medical Clinics.
“Over the three days, we did eye
exams for 1,063 patients and 928
received glasses,” said Weiss. Joining
Weiss was volunteer Randy Smith,
who works at the Fluvanna
Correctional Center for Women, Dr.
Susan Mueller from Charlottesville,
Optician, Michael Payne from
Scottsville, Ellen and Bob Keane and
Florann and George Burnett from the
Rivanna Lions Club and residents of
Lake Monticello.
“I am so glad we had local volunteers and the support of the Lions
Club for those needing eyeglasses,”
she said.
The day would begin for Weiss and
other volunteers with a long line for
eye exams at 6:30 a.m. and last until
6 p.m. On the first day, 1,500 patients
came in search of needed eye exams.
Two full labs were set up on the
premises to make eyeglasses. Weiss
stated they did as much as they could
during those three days but some did
require follow up treatment.
The event in Wise is one that has
grown over the last ten years and
serves those who are uninsured,
underinsured
or
unemployed.
According to Weiss, Wise, located in
southwest Virginia, has the highest
percentage of the unemployed in the
state. After a segment on CBS’ 60
Minutes television show, about the
clinic helping those in need, the
donations poured in to support clinic.
Local companies also helped by providing food and beverages to those
waiting in line to be seen.
Weiss has been with VOSH
[Volunteer Optometric Services to
Humanity] since she was a student
back in 1986. She and her husband
and partner in the practice, Dr.
Douglas Weiss, have been traveling
down to Central America since 1999,
volunteering their time to help there
as well as the annual trip to Wise.
Back row: Ellen and Bob Keane, Florann and George Burnett, Karen and Michael
Payne. Front row: Victoria Weiss, Jeremy Weiss, Allison Mueller, Susan Mueller.
Contributed photo.
Recently, the Weiss’ were the recipients of the L.B. Gill Fellowship Award
for their cooperative effort with the
Lions Club in providing eye exams
and glasses to those in need in
Fluvanna County. The award is given
to those for outstanding and unselfish
humanitarian service.
“I am so happy that we had so
many local volunteers who could
help this time,” said a grateful
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Thacker Brothers Funeral Home, a long-time Scottsville
landmark, has opened a branch near Lake Monticello.
Thacker Brothers is now also located in the former
University of Virginia Credit Union building on Rt. 53 and
features a roomy chapel that can be converted into a
reception room.
Owner Bradley Howdyshell said that the way people
choose to say good-bye to loved ones is also changing the
traditional chapel memorial service and some prefer to
simply celebrate that individual’s life. They offer many
resources for designing the funeral service based on the
wishes of the family and the deceased. They even offer
pet services. There is grief counseling available and other
forms of support.
Howdyshell and his wife Yvonne moved to Fluvanna
after seeing a need for their services.
“People in this area expressed a need for traditional
funeral services and the churches in the area wanted
something closer as well,” said Bradley.
The Howdyshells are glad to be a part of the community and enjoy living and working in Fluvanna County.
Thacker Brothers Funeral Home has a long history in
the area. Homer D. Thacker was nineteen years old when
he was working for the Beal Furniture Company in
Scottsville. The furniture business also sold caskets and
since there was no official funeral parlor in town, the furniture company began “undertaking” the task of burying
those who had died. A few years later when Homer’s
younger brother, A. Raymon Thacker, began assisting his
brother with these affairs, members of the community
began encouraging them to establish a funeral home.
As the community grew and people began to desire
more formal types of funeral services, the brothers convinced Mr. Beal to convert an old service station on
Scottsville’s Main Street into a facility to be used as a
funeral home. Thacker Brothers Funeral Home was
established in 1931 and the brothers served the community in this role until their retirement in 1998. Homer
died at 105 and Raymon is still alive at 101.
The brothers then sold the business to W. Latham and
Linda Jones and the Jones carried on the traditions of the
funeral home until their retirement in January of 2009
when current owners Bradley and Yvonne Howdyshell
purchased the business. The Howdyshells are both from
Staunton. Yvonne is a former teacher and assistant prinicple.
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to leave and help Bradley with this business,” she said.
Bradley is the funeral director and has spent 11 years in
the funeral business. Yvonne is the business manager.
This kind and charming couple are clearly committed
continuing the long tradition of a family serving the
needs of the residents of Albemarle, Buckingham,
Fluvanna and Nelson counties.
”This is a unique family-owned small business,” said
Bradley. “We spend more time with family and personalize the memorial service. We make DVD’s using photos of
the loved one, often creating themes, and everything,
including personalizing caskets, is all tailored to the individual.”
For more information, contact Bradley or Yvonne
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Fluvanna Woman Searches for Bone Marrow Donor
BY KRISTIN SANCKEN
CORRESPONDENT
Melanie Hood has been overwhelmed with the amount of support she’s received since being diagnosed with a life threatening disease
in February.
“Everyone has been supportive –
smiling, asking how I’m doing, taking good care of my daughter
Tristyn, offering to prepare food for
my husband,” said Hood. “I think
I’m on a prayer list at just about
every church,” she joked.
She started to feel sick around
Thanksgiving of 2009, but it wasn’t
until February that some concerning
blood work came back from the lab.
“The doctor called and said, ‘go
straight to Martha Jefferson, they
have a bed ready for you,” said
Hood, a school counselor at Crozet
Elementary School in Albemarle
County. “It turned out that I only had
one-tenth of the blood I should have
in my body.”
After the doctors at Martha
Jefferson sent her to the University
of Virginia Medical Center for a second opinion, she was diagnosed with
myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS),
also known as preleukemia. The
only treatment to insure a good
prognosis is a bone marrow transplant.
The diagnosis came as a shock to
friends and family.
“She definitely seemed healthy,”
said her husband Trenton. “We were
caught off guard with the whole situation.”
“I know she had not been feeling
well and had lost a lot of weight,”
said Ruth Kirby, a secretary at Crozet
Elementary School. “It never crossed
my mind of something this serious.
Once the shock wore off, all we
wanted to do is see how we could
contribute, and get her well again.”
Others in Fluvanna County have
rallied to help her. “She’s in here
once a week with her daughter to get
ice cream,” said Janice Ullenbruch,
co-owner of Palmyra Country Store.
“We want to do anything we can to
help this gal.”
Melanie Hood and her husband –
who is the general manager at the
Courtyard Inn in Charlottesville -have lived in the Cherokee neighborhood of Lake Monticello for five
years. They have been touched by
how many people have stepped up
to help take care of their 3-year-old
daughter, Tristyn.
“My neighbors, the Meades, pick
up Tristyn when I have to have treatment,” said Hood. “She’s even an
honorary boy scout!”
Since finding out about the diagnosis and prognosis, the family has
been searching doggedly for an eligible bone marrow donor. With the
help of the National Marrow Donor
Program and the “Be the Match,”
program, they’ve held two donor
drives in the month of September –
one in Charlottesville on September
9 and one in Baltimore, where
Melanie Hood is originally from, on
September 19.
“We posted a flyer for the drive
here; I’ve been spreading the word to
customers,” said Bob Ullenbruch of
Palmyra Country Store. “She got 80
some odd people to come out to the
one in Charlottesville.”
“So far three potential donors have
been identified,” said Melanie Hood.
“But after further testing, either none
of them fit or none of them were
healthy enough to go through with
the operation. All of the results of
the drives aren’t back yet. We’re
hoping another match will pop up.”
“My thing with this is that it isn’t
like giving a kidney,” said Bob
Ullenbruch. “It’s a simple cheek
Melanie Hood.
Photo by O.T. Holen
swab and it puts you on the registry
to help out thousands of people.
That’s a small thing to do.”
A swab of the inside cheekc of an
interested bone marrow donor provides the DNA results that will list
them on the National Marrow Donor
registry. If DNA results from the
swab come up as a positive match to
someone on the database waiting for
a donor, the donor may be asked to
take further medical tests to ensure
compatibility.
“As soon as I find a donor, Tristyn
and I will be moving up to Baltimore
to stay with my mom and get the
treatment at Johns Hopkins, because
UVA doesn’t have a bone marrow
transplant program yet,” said
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If no one from the two donor
drives turns up to be a positive
match, the doctors will try to get a
bone marrow transplant from
Hood’s sister, Penny Morris. Morris
is 50 years old and lives in
Philadelphia. And although she’s
only a half-match, Hood feels a pressure to proceed with the procedure
as soon as possible.
“I don’t want to wait because right
now I’m healthy and young,” she
said. “I work at a school with kids,
and if I get an infection, or even the
flu, from them, it will be harder to
fight.”
In the meantime, she must go in to
the Infusion Center at U.Va. for a
weeklong treatment of Decitipine, a
chemo-like drug, every three weeks,
to help restore healthy blood cells.
Regardless, she remains upbeat.
“I actually like going to treatment
and meeting new people. It’s a great
social time,” said Melanie Hood.
“Melanie is a special person that
deserves every chance in the world
to see her little girl grow up and
experience everything life has to
offer,” said Kirby.
“We’re hoping for the best and just
taking one day at a time,” said
Trenton. “We’re trying to remain
positive.”
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Let’s Do Lunch
A RESTAURANT REVIEW FROM FLUVANNA, BY MONA ORANGE
New Owners, New Buzz at the Cadet Diner
Have you heard the buzz? It seems
that a lot of people have been talking
about The Cadet Diner in Fork
Union. Friends have been going
there a lot lately, especially for
breakfast and lunch. So what is a
good restaurant reviewer to do but
find out what the buzz is all about?
On Aug. 15, BFF’s (Best Friends
Forever) Jessica Williams and
Jennifer Hawk, former employees of
the Village Restaurant, took over The
Cadet Diner and were slowly making
changes. These two moms (of six
children between their two families)
saw an opportunity to own their own
restaurant and went for it.
Last week, four friends and I drove
over to try The Cadet Diner for ourselves. Located next to the Fork
Union Motor Lodge, it is easy to find.
As we got there around 11 a.m., two
friends had breakfast and three of us
ate lunch. Breakfast is served until
noon.
Jo Ann was really happy with a
fresh waffle that were so hot all the
butter just melted. Rosemary also
enjoyed her breakfast of a Western
omelet with a biscuit. The egg
formed a wrap around the peppers,
tomatoes, onions, ham and mushrooms making it neat and tasty.
Breakfast starts at $1.50 for a cup of
oatmeal or grits and goes up to $7.50
for a Western omelet.
Loretta enjoyed half of a rather
large Philly cheese steak with grilled
mushrooms and onions. She
planned to enjoy the other half at
home. Myrna had the fish and chips
with a side of coleslaw. She especially liked the fresh, creamy coleslaw. I
had the pork barbecue sandwich
which was very sweet and juicy and
served on a hamburger type bun
with coleslaw. I had macaroni and
cheese as my side and it tasted
smooth and cheesy (just the way I
like my mac and cheese). We all
shared a basket of onion straws
which are served with ranch dressing. They were light and delicious.
We all ordered from the new $6
menu which includes a sandwich or
entrée, one side and a drink. Daily
specials and soups are offered every
day.
Desserts and breads are made at
the restaurant. We tried the caramel
cake (yellow cake with caramel
icing) and chocolate chip cookies.
Both were freshly baked and
yummy. As a matter-of-fact, the
chocolate chip cookies were outstanding, even after taking them
home and not eating one until the
next day. Other desserts include
cherry pie, apple pie, pecan pie and
pecan pie with chocolate chips,
brownies, red velvet cake, lemon
cake and chocolate cake.
The restaurant is open and clean
but on the plain side. Small paper
bags with bright autumn flowers
decorated the window sills and
tables and added some color to the
decor. Our server was friendly and
very attentive.
I asked new owner Jessica
Williams how things were going and
she was thrilled with the response
since they took over. In addition to
residents coming over from around
Fluvanna, they are getting lot’s of
business from the Department of
Social Services, the power plant at
Bremo Bluff, and local businesses.
The Cadet Diner delivers to local
schools and businesses.
The
Fluvanna football team picks up dinner to go on Friday nights. It is not
unusual to see fifty students from
Fork Union Military Academy eating
dinner at The Cadet Diner, taking
advantage of gift certificates purchased for them by their parents.
The Cadet Diner, under the stewardship of Jessica and Jennifer is a
homey place to meet friends and
family and eat fresh home-style food
at very reasonable prices. They are
making some changes to the menu
and seem to understand the need to
give their diners what they want.
I will not be surprised if many
more of us start heading down Rt. 15
towards The Cadet Diner soon.
Please let me know what you think
about this restaurant and others that
I reviewed or suggestions for future
restaurants by emailing me at letsdolunch.mona@gmail.com.
And
let’s do lunch.
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Fluvanna Farmers Market at Pleasant Grove
BY PHYLLIS MONTELLESE
Tired of Fresh, Red Ripe Tomatoes?
At long last, the final week of September brought
us rain and cooler weather and less dust and bright
sunshine. And yet, fewer shoppers came by to see
us. Well, if you are getting tired of red ripe tomatoes and fresh peppers and squash, in another
month or two you will be greeted with the supermarket waxy imitations. So enjoy what you can
while they are still in season. I find that whatever
we haven’t grown ourselves, I buy from the other
vendors.
Our market will continue until the end of
October – rain or shine. It is wonderful to sit down
to a dinner and know that everything is local: And
you even know who raised it.
We did not have a raffle this week but last week’s
winner was Dionne Knight. She won the usual
Virgina grown tote filled with a jar of honey and a
baby long stem pumpkin from Randy Martin at
Sunnyside and a zebra throw from Ruth Stout We
will continue to have produce, bread, crafts and
beef as well as chicken. A variety of crafters will
now have some seasonal items as well. In addition
we will have the Charlottesville market “lemonade
lady” with cold or hot drinks as appropriate.
If you are not already on the email list contact
me and I will add you on.
At the end of the year I will send out a listing of
vendors who can be contacted after the market is
over for eggs, meat, bread, cold weather crops
(root vegetables as available), and crafts.
I will then retire my pen (or rather- keyboard)
until the opening of market next April. Contact me
at- phyllis@pratleyfarm.com.
Jutta Glasscock peddles her flowers. Photo by Phyllis Montellese.
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While I Was Out
Fluvanna Golf at Its Best
BY JENNIFER ZAJAC
BY EMIL COLMENARES
It's Raining, It’s Pouring
Thank Goodness. We could use a litand pressed at most family events
tle rain to cool off our burnt orange
were slim to none. Adding rain to the
lawn. I would have watered it but I
mix drowned out any chance of arrivdidn't want to have to take out a secing neat.
ond mortgage this month to pay the
Dad looked frustrated regardless of
bill. Whomever said "Rain, rain, go
the weather. He could never figure out
away, come around another day,"
why it took the family so long to get in
obviously didn't live in Central
the car.
Virginia. I had a dream the other night
"We do this every Sunday. Why is
that a camel was walking down the
this always so hard," he’d grumble.
street.
Sometimes my brothers made it as
Some people think that rain makes
far as the church parking lot before
for a bad day. It's just water. What's
they found a puddle to charge
the big deal? (Those involved with
through. Other days they weren’t 10
hurricane Katrina please ignore this
feet out the back door before they hit
column).
Just
Mudville. I have
because it’s rainvivid memories of
Remember when we were
ing is no reason to
dad
cramming
think the day is a
kids? It’s like a sprinkler for bathroom paper
total wash. It's fun the whole neighborhood and towels into the
to play in rain.
cuffs of their
dad couldn’t yell at us for
Remember when
pants to dry them
leaving the hose on.
we were kids? It's
out, both of them
like a sprinkler for
standing and sitthe whole neighborhood and dad
ting through the service with selfcouldn’t yell at us for leaving the hose
made bell bottoms.
on. There's a reason Wham-O's Slip
I can understand being occasionally
and Slide has been popular for
angry about the weather. Waiting a
decades. People have been cracking
year to get to the beach and seeing the
open fire hydrants and sitting on
clouds roll in can be frustrating.
sprinklers in their bathing suits since
Having a little league game washed
summer was invented. As adults, we
out and then having to wait a whole
may not rush out to splash in puddles
week to play again is agony. And drivanymore but we do exchange smiles
ing in the rain is no fun. Ask anyone
and say to each other, "Hey, the water
that has been tailgated on the way
company hasn’t found a way to
home. Wait, check that. Who hasn’t
charge us for this rainfall. "
been tailgated on the American roadAt least, not yet.
ways?
Most Sunday mornings during my
Everyone needs to take it easy on
youth were spent getting dressed up
the road and find other ways to satisto go to church with my family. If
fy their need for speed. Maybe everythere was a hint of rain in the air
one would slow down behind the
mom would look at my two brothers
wheel if they spent more time on
and immediately start to panic. The
their behinds on Slip and Slides.
chances of my brothers arriving clean
The Heavens Opened and it Rained
and their spouses will remember.
Well, the heavens opened up and
Plans are to have this event in early
we received some most welcome
November. Our Golf Pro, Mark
rain. It brought about the cancellaMarshall will announce winter time
tion of the Sept. 28 LGA's Breast
activities and plans for the future at
Cancer Tournament and the event
that time. Also plans for the coming
will now take place on Oct. 12. The
seasons lesson program can also be
golf course at Lake Monticello did a
announced at that time.
great job of absorbing the much
Let us not forget that winter time
needed moisture and rain gauges
is a great time to sharpen our golf
measured from 3 to 4 inches
skills. Our golf pro will be available
throughout Lake Monticello. This
to help those who want to see this
will prove to be advantageous to the
happen. Each year has shown
Ladies' golf tournament since the
improvement in the program and it
weather is expected to be cooler and
has been highlighted by having a
much more pleasant. This will also
couple of attengive
those
dees
become
golfers
who
members
of the
were out of
Let us not forget that
Fluvanna
High
town time to
winter
time
is
a
great
time
School
team.
We
participate in
hope
to
become
to
sharpen
our
golf
skills.
the event. All
are
welcome Our golf pro will be available the minor league
program
that
and entries will
to help those who want to
graduates
some
be
accepted
of its players as
see this happen.
until tee time.
participants in
Remember, the
making the Fluvanna High School
event is for a great cause and the
golf team one to be reckoned with
ladies are to be commended for
from here on out. The potential is
doing such a great job. Tee sponsors
there, Let’s all have a hand in seeing
are still needed and are most welthis happen. We must give much
come. The event’s tee time will be at
credit to our golf pro and the very
8:30 a.m. Awards will be made
able volunteers who are making this
immediately following the tournahappen. The USGA supports our
ment and anyone wishing to donate
program and area businesses are
a prize may do so up until the Oct.
being encouraged to help in this
12. Join the ladies in making this
effort through the organization
event the best ever.
Sponsorship program.
A special event is being planned
Any golf organization planning a
for all volunteers that helped with
program is asked to make these
the
Youth
Development
plans known to me in order that I
Foundation's lesson series. Details
can help in making your program a
are being completed and an effort is
successful one. Until next week, I
being made to make this event a
remain your faithful servant and
marquee event that all volunteers
hope to see you soon.
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Jefferson Jazz Jammers Help Raise Funds for Pier
BY PAGE H. GIFFORD
CORRESPONDENT
A full house turned out for the
Jefferson Jazz Jammers, performing
at the Lake Monticello Clubhouse on
a recent warm autumn afternoon.
The Dixieland jazz band donated
their time to help raise more funds
for Bo’s Pier. With ticket sales and a
50/50 raffle, it brought Bo’s Pier
close to its goal of $25,000. The gentleman who won $109 in the raffle
donated it back to the Pier’s coffers.
Formerly Al’s Pals [Al still plays the
piano], the band is a unique group of
rotating musicians who love nothing
more than to play their favorite
music and entertain those who share
their passion.
“We are a bunch of central Virginia
musicians
who
meet
in
Charlottesville on the 2nd and 4th
Thursdays of every month just to
play jazz together for the fun of it,”
said lead musician Larry Simpkins
who plays clarinet and vocals.
He explains that all musicians, of
any age and skill level and any
instrument, are welcome to attend
any of the jazz sessions.
“We are still looking for a jazz bagpipe player,” he said. “We are a real
friendly bunch and there are usually
ten to fifteen different musicians
attending each session. We play a lot
of jazz styles: a bit of Dixieland, a lot
of standards, quite a few Latin numbers, and plenty of blues. Sometimes
we just make something up on the
Marrocco Paintings Now in New York
spot.” Improvisational music is a hit
with them and they do it well.
“It does not matter if you are a
good at reading music because the
emphasis is always on improvisation. We will always have a go at
your particular favorites and even
your own jazz compositions,” said
Simpkins.
Locals who were in the band, other
than Al, include Burton Marks, who
plays clarinet and saxophone and is
also with the Charlottesville
Municipal Band and Joe Tucker on
drums.
Simpkins said it is informal and
musicians can join them and take a
solo or just noodle away in the background.
For those interested in joining the
band, they meet the 2nd and 4th
Thursday of every month from 7-10
p.m. at Jefferson Heights on Pantops
Mountain Road.
“There is a new baby grand piano
at Jefferson Heights for the keyboard
players and we usually have an amp
and a couple of mikes for the singers
out there. Jefferson Heights is real
easy to get to with loads of free parking,” said Simpkins.
The band served up some old time
favorites of familiar blues songs from
the 20’s to Dixieland jazz.. Those
who attended enjoyed the music and
encouraged them to return again.
As for the fishing pier at Lake
Monticello’s Tufton Lake, it will soon
become a reality most are looking
forward to and the goal is to have it
built by May 2011 for the children’s
fishing derby.
Rotary Donates to Habitat
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She is a member of the Fluvanna Art Association and is well known in local
art circles for her charming watercolors of European street scenes and cafes as
well as her florals and delicate hand painted glass Christmas ornaments.
Marrocco had now found a new outlet for her work: Contents For The Home,
located in Plainview. N.Y. is a showroom for interior decorators and designers.
“I am really excited about this,” said Marrocco whose daughter is a designer
with another woman and two decorators from New York City. “This is high end,
with 1,300 square-foot-area, housing all kinds of decorator items and fabrics
which can sell for as much as $300-$400 a yard,” she said.
Marrocco will be featuring her watercolors in the showroom and receives the
entire amount for her paintings when they sell. This is not consignment so
there is no splitting the fee she receives. The paintings are shipped unmatted
and unframed since those who purchase them prefer to do their own matting
and framing of the work.
Marrocco had been teaching watercolor classes out of her home. Those who
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First, trees began to disappear. Then
large construction trucks arrived. Last,
but certainly not least, “Keep off the
Grass” signs popped up along the road.
What caused such a drastic change to
the charming Pleasant Grove? Could it
be the new high school or the potential
for a cracked windshield? All FMS student Devon Burger knows is that the
country appeal of Pleasant Grove is
disappearing right along with the trees.
“I thought Pleasant Grove was supposed to be pleasant,” said Burger.
“Now it’s the unpleasant Pleasant
Grove.”
Ever since groundbreaking began on
the new high school, Fluvanna’s
charming, farm-like Pleasant Grove
has been subjected to tremendous
changes. Pleasant Grove has traditionally been a place where Fluvanna residents run with their dogs or just go fly
a kite. FCHS librarian Joanne
Washington does just that. “I love it!”
she said. “My husband and I go to the
Farmer’s Market, walk our dogs, and
geocache there.” Nevertheless, her
response to the newly paved and
painted road is not as positive. “I
mean, I can see why they had to do it,
but…” Washington added.
Some speculate that the reason for
the amendments may be for safety
issues. “The loose rocks down there
are just not safe,” FCHS freshman
Anjelica Morris said. The loose gravel
of the previous Pleasant Grove road
had a tendency to drift onto route 53.
Hitting one of those rocks at 55 miles
per hour would not be a pretty sight on
a new car. Another conjecture is that
officials wanted to change the quality
of Pleasant Grove to conform to the
new high school. A newly seeded lawn
is among these changes. The result has
been multiple “Keep Off the Grass”
signs, located about 20 feet apart on
either side of the road. “It’s ‘Keep Off
the New Grass’ because they just
reseeded all of it,” said Dr. Bob Burger
of Fluvanna. Still, some find it just
another way to further reduce the
allure of Pleasant Grove.
Keep in mind, there are many beneficial adjustments to Pleasant Grove,
including the decreased risk for
cracked windshields and a more aesthetically pleasing field. Drivers on Rt.
53 will no longer have to contend with
flying rocks and gravel. Plus, there is a
new turn lane to reduce the risk of
blocking traffic by those turning into
Pleasant Grove. And instead of running
on semi-dead grass--and occasionally
weeds--visitors can enjoy lush grass
beneath their feet.
But for those who liked Pleasant
Grove just the way it was, that new
asphalt road with its distractingly yellow lines has only diminished the
attraction to the farmer heritage of
Fluvanna. Few would automatically
suspect a Farmers Market to be held
there when they see that road. And
with all those signs telling them to
keep off, where are Fluvanna locals
going to walk their dogs now? In the
words of resident Olivia Morris,
“There’s no more charm.” Will the
changes be valuable enough to convince those who still dislike them? Or
will Pleasant Grove become the
“Unpleasant Grove?” We’ll have to wait
and see.
The Fluco Beat
BY HEATHER HICKS
FLUVANNA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL MASS MEDIA STUDENT
Deer, Oh Deer!
They’re out and eating up your
garden. They’re standing in your
yard and chewing on your lawn.
They’re in the middle of the road
causing traffic. Is there any stop to
them? The whitetail deer in Lake
Monticello are up to plenty of mischief and seem to consider every
plant their own personal buffet. But
what are the locals saying about the
issue?
Student residents of the Lake have
varied opinions, including:
“I hate the deer.’’
“They leave their scat in my yard.”
“The deer were here first.”
“We should bow hunt.”
Regardless of which side they are
on, residents have strong opinions
on whether or not the deer are welcome. Some Lake residents think
that the deer should be hunted with
rifles, while others believe that the
deer are friendly residents themselves. But Lake resident and
Fluvanna County High School freshman Julia Albright doesn’t find them
so friendly. “[A deer] chased me
from my bus stop one time!” she
said.
Many residents are in agreement
that nothing can be done about
these four-legged intruders. “It is
what it is,” said FCHS sophomore
Devin Peregoy.
“I don’t like them, but we need to
learn to live with them,” said
Kimberly Feight, another student
and Lake resident. Others think the
Lake needs to take a more proactive
stand. “Relocating the deer would be
better,” said local resident Trey
Lawrence.
The deer have been known to run
out in front of cars, nibble on newly
sprouted vegetables when no one is
looking, and even in some cases,
attack dogs and be hostile to people.
It’s an ongoing battle, and some people are fed up and want something
done, while others believe that hunting them would be too dangerous
and violent to ever permit.
In 2006, Lake Monticello created
the
Wildlife
Management
Committee (WMC) to do research on
the whitetail deer population. The
committee has yet to declare that
taking action on the deer is necessary at this time. In the meantime,
the deer continue to munch. In fact,
every day, an adult whitetail deer
eats five to seven pounds of plant
matter. Its diet consists mostly of
things such as leaves, acorns and
other nuts, grass, fruit, flowers, and
almost anything found in a garden.
Even though there is plenty of grass
inside of Lake Monticello, the deer
prefer eat it when it is young. The
squirrels take the majority of the
nuts, so what’s left? Voila! The
biggest food source for the deer ends
up being residents’ carefully-tended
(and sometimes, “deer proof”)
plants.
Although there seems to be an
abundance of plant life inside the
Lake, a single deer consumes over
one ton of vegetation per year. With
the ever-expanding number of deer,
there are hardly enough food
resources for the entire population.
(Notice how incredibly skinny and
underfed they look?)
If Lake
Monticello were to allow hunting or
relocation for a short time every few
years, the deer population could
decrease enough for them to be able
to eat more, and possibly survive
more easily.
The debate over the deer issue
rages on. The Lake could simply do
nothing and allow the population to
grow. Or if the deer become too hostile, the Lake administrators could be
forced to take action. The citizens
wait for an answer, but the common
question still stands: Should we keep
the furry creatures or should we find
another solution to the problem?
Heather Hicks is a freshman at
Fluvanna County High School. She
was recently voted vice-president of
the freshman class for 2010-2011.
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Photos
continued from page 8
Leslie Walters and Cameron Sheridan want
you to meet Pecan. Photo by O.T. Holen.
Page McGraff's winning apple pie.
Jenna Melvin rides the barrel train. Photo by David Stemple.
Nine-year-old Liam Bibb is thrown by a mechanical bull. Photo by O.T. Holen.
Trey Brown re-enacts life as a Confederate
soldier in the Civil War. Photo by O.T. Holen.
The Last Train to Danville performs. Photo by David Stemple.
Antique cars drew spectators. Photo by David Stemple.
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Flucos Start Strong But Mustangs Storm Back to Win
BY DUNCAN NIXON
CORRESPONDENT
With the Fluco football team coming
off an impressive 27-0 win at Western
Albemarle, the crowd was in high spirits Friday (Oct. 1) as the home team
hosted nearby Jefferson District rival,
Monticello High School. Optimism
soared as the Flucos opened the game
in a decisive manner. On their second
possession, the Flucos marched down
the field. A 22 yard run by senior running back Aric Edmonds set the stage
for an 18 yard touchdown run by quarterback T.J. Dudley. With 7:01 remaining in the first quarter the Flucos led 70. The Flucos then forced the
Mustangs to punt with a 3 and out performance. A bad snap on the punt gave
the Flucos the ball at the Monticello 12
yard line. On the Flucos second play
from scrimmage, junior running back
Ben Markiewicz ran the ball up the
middle and into the end zone. The
conversion failed, due to a bad snap,
but the Flucos held a 13-0 lead with
5:36 left in the first quarter.
Monticello responded with a drive of
its own and, while making a tackle on
a long pass play, quarterback/defensive back, T.J. Dudley suffered a hand
injury that ended his play on offense
for the rest of the game. Monticello
scored with 2:28 left in the first quarter to make the score 13-6. On the
ensuing kick-off Monticello tried what
would be its first of four consecutive
on-side kicks. In this case, it failed as
the ball slid out of bounds. With junior
Ya Ya Anderson now at quarterback,
the Flucos began marching the ball
down field and it looked like they
might quickly go back up by two TDs.
Unfortunately, a Mustang defender
wrestled the ball away from a Fluco
running back at the 15 yard line and
sprinted all the way down the left side
line for a touchdown, and the
Mustangs were suddenly tied 13-13,
rather than being down by two scores.
Monticello followed its touchdown
with an on-side kick which it recovered. The Mustangs struck quickly, as a
simple swing pass turned into a long
TD run. The Fluco defender hit the
receiver at the line of scrimmage, but
the receiver ducked out of the tackle
and was able to take it all the way. In a
stunning turn around, the Mustangs
now led by a 20-13 score, with 7:18
left in the half. The Flucos quickly
responded with a march that culminated in a touchdown pass from
Anderson to Edmonds. Unfortunately,
Monticello was not to be denied and
they came back with another TD to
make it 27-19, with 2:21 left in the
half. The Flucos recovered the ensuing
onside kick and had excellent field
possession for a two-minute drill. The
drilled was well executed by Anderson,
and appeared to be successfully
capped off by a touchdown pass to
senior wide receiver Kyle Pillow with
0:07 left on the clock. Unfortunately, a
chop block penalty call nullified the
play, and the half ended with the
Flucos down 27-19.
Monticello had possession at the
start of the second half and on their
first play from scrimmage Pillow alertly cut in front of the Mustang receiver
to intercept a sideline pass. Pillow easily took the interception all the way to
the end zone. The Flucos now trailed
by only two at 27-25. Unfortunately
for the Flucos, very little went right
from that point on. The Mustangs
turned in a number of big plays in
their next few possessions and scored
three quick touchdowns to take an
insurmountable 48-25 lead into the
fourth quarter. In the fourth quarter,
the Mustangs added a meaningless late
touchdown, scoring on a fourth down
run, after a valiant goal line stand by
the Fluco’s second string defense.
Obviously, the Flucos were fighting
right to the end.
After the game Coach Barnett stated
that “we started strong and they couldn’t stop us”. But, he noted that his team
still needs to get better at preventing
the big play. He was also adamant that
the several injuries to key players that
occurred during the game will not stop
the team. He stated “we will win, with
whoever we are able to put out on the
field.”
The Flucos are 2-3 overall and 1-1 in
Jefferson District play. They now face
three consecutive district road games,
as they travel to William Monroe on
October 6, Goochland County on
October 13 and Orange County on
October 20. They end their regular
season play with home games against
Charlottesville on October 27 and
Louisa County on November 1.
Coach Jason Barnett and senior Kyle Pillow show their excitement after Pillow’s
interception for a touchdown Friday night (Oct. 1) against Monticello.
Photo by Fluvanna Sports Photography, www.fluvannaphotos.com.
Kicking Net Donated
The football team had a crucial piece of equipment on the sidelines Friday night – a new kicking net -- thanks to a generous donation from an area business.
“The Fluco Society asked the teams for needs and the football program requested the kicking net. We are so very thankful that Rivanna
Gear and Apparel donated this important equipment piece to help
our Flucos,” said Fluco Society representative Bryan Rothamel.
With the kicking net, the football team’s place kicker can now
warm-up before attempting a field goal.
Almost immediately after the Fluco Society posted the needs
online, a representative from Rivanna Gear and Apparel, located in
the Pantops Shopping Center, said they would be able to help with
the net. Darren McCauley, the team’s kicking coach, was presented
with the donation earlier last week.
“This further proves that being a Fluco is a community thing,” said
Nick Ward of the Fluco Society.
For more information on Fluco Society or if you wish to join, check
out www.FlucoSociety.com or email info@flucosociety.com.
Also, Marisella’s restaurant will sponsor Fluco Night this Saturday,
Oct. 9 from 12-3 p.m. 10% of sales during that time will be donated
to the Fluco Society.
Nick Ward of the Fluco Society presented Darren
McCauley, the kicking coach for the Fluvanna
County High School football team, a kicking net
donated by Rivanna Gear and Apparel.
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Fluco Sports in Review
Fluvanna County
High School
Scoreboard
BY CRISTIAN FRANCO AND JAKE DOMINIC, FLUVANNA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISM PROGRAM,
The students have compiled this information with oversight from coaches Nick Ward and
Darren McCauley and with journalism teacher, Elizabeth Pellicane.
Varsity Football:
2-3
(1-1 in district)
Upcoming Game
October 8, 7:30 p.m., Away
Flucos vs. William Monroe
Varsity Volleyball
The roars of the spectators erupt every time the
Lady Flucos hit the court in
the Shoebox. On Sept. 28
the Flucos hosted the Black
Knights of Charlottesville
High School in an intense
inner
district
match.
Immediately following the
junior varsity game, the
players ran from the locker
room with their minds set
on the victory. With a
breeze, Fluvanna captured
3 out of 3 games to send
the Knights home.
Another key performance
by
sophomore
Hannah Miller led the
Flucos to victory. Miller
recorded eight kills along
with four aces. Junior
Samantha Toy also used
her skills to support the
victory with an outstanding 26 assists and four
The Lady Flucos break their huddle before taking on Louisa County on Sept. 30.
aces. The Flucos were
The Flucos beat Louisa 3 games to 1.
missing their starting outPhoto by Fluvanna Sports Photography, www.fluvannaphotos.com.
side sophomore Taylor
Beck. This meant that
of a bundle of teams, the boys finrun at Monticello Sept. 29, but the
several other players had to play the
ished in 5th place while the girls finmeet was cancelled due to inclement
role. “The team is coming together
ished stunningly in 2nd place.
weather. “The weather was bad, it
with everyone playing different
“Maymont is always everyone’s
would have been a nightmare to run
roles,” said Coach Christi Harlowe.
favorite meet because it is more
in it,” said junior Alex Williams. The
“We are continuing to improve and
relaxed and interesting,” said junior
Flucos compete next against
we are enjoying the success.
Morgan Reynard.
Western Albemarle and Louisa on
The Flucos hosted the Louisa Lions
The team was also scheduled to
the Oct. 6.
on Sept. 30 before taking on Western
Albemarle and Monticello this week.
The Lions would be the next to leave
the Shoebox in shame.
Junior Varsity Volleyball
The junior varsity volleyball team,
along with varsity, rumbled the
wooden floors of the Shoebox
against Charlottesville High School.
After a breeze of a first game, there
was a slight difficulty in the second,
but the Flucos came from behind to
pull out the victory in two games.
They hosted Louisa on Sept. 30 and
play Western and Monticello this
week.
Cross Country
Who runs many miles through
steep hills with the mentality of winning? The Fluvanna County cross
country team does. The boys’ and
girls’ teams ran in a meet this past
weekend at Maymont. Overall, the
weekend’s meet was a success. Out
Junior Varsity Football:
2-3
(1-1 in district)
Upcoming Game
October 13, 7 p.m., Home
Flucos vs. Goochland
Varsity Volleyball:
9-7
(5-2 in district)
Upcoming Games
Flucos vs. Monticello
October 12, 7:30 p.m., Home
Junior Varsity Volleyball:
8-5
(6-1 in district –
tied for 1st place)
Upcoming Games
October 7, 6 p.m., Away
Flucos vs. Monticello
October 12, 6 p.m., Home
Cross Country:
Upcoming Events
October 9, time TBD, Away
Flucos vs. Albemarle
Students to Host Fields of Faith
Students from Fluvanna County
High School and Fork Union Military
Academy will be joining thousands of
other youth on athletic fields all
across America on Wednesday,
Oct. 13, to share their Christian faith
with fellow students during the seventh annual national Fields of Faith
event. This interdenominational outreach event will be held at more than
400 locations throughout the nation.
Students will gather on the football
field shortly after the completion of
the JV football game between
Fluvanna and Goochland at approximately 8:30 p.m.
The special guest speaker will be
Marques Hagans former University of
Virginia quarterback and Washington
Redskin. Accompanying music will be
Redskin Marques Hagans will speak
at this year’s Fields of Faith event.
led by Jayce Hanson, a Fellowship of
Christian Athletes student leader .
This is the fourth year that
Fluvanna County High School’s
Fellowship of Christian Athletes club
has brought the event to the school.
Last year, approximately 250 students
and supporters attended.
“The impact of Fields of Faith has
been incredible in just these past few
years,” said Les Steckel, FCA president
and former veteran NFL coach. “It’s
all about young people in these communities coming together on their
school’s athletic field and challenging
each other to go back to the fundamentals of reading God’s Word and
coming to faith in Jesus Christ.”
More information about Fields of
Faith is available at FieldsofFaith.com.
To learn more about the event in
Fluvanna, contact Dave Blaha at
Dblaha@mail.fluco.org, Mitchell Pace
at Mpace@mail.fluco.org, or Nick
Ward at Nward@mail.fluco.org.
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Scout Camporee, Triathlon
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Boys Scouts of America Monticello
District 33rd Annual Apple Harvest
Camporee and Triathlon with be held
Oct. 8 - 10 at Pleasant Grove. Visitors
are welcome to check out the events.
The Three Chopt Ruritan Club will
hold a yard sale on Saturday, Oct. 9
from 7 a.m. - 2 p.m. at the Three Chopt
Community Center at 2366 Oliver
Creek Rd., Troy.
Zion Crossroads Volunteer Fire Dept
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9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. The cost for a
bushel of #1 male crabs is $90. For 1/2
bushel, $50. Pre-orders until Oct. 12 at
noon with payment of half the total
order. Call Cathy Dennison at 434-5896993. To send payment, mail to Zion
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Cathy Dennison. Indicate Crab Fest on
check.
Benefit Golf
Benefit Car Show
The Fluvanna County Chamber of
Commerce annual Benefit Golf
Tournament will be held Oct. 9 at 11
a.m. at the Rivanna Resort and Golf
Club in Palmyra.
The 2nd Annual Matthew Rigsby
Benefit Car Show will be held Oct. 23
at the Charlottesville Moose Lodge on
3756 Richmond Road (Rt. 250), in
Keswick from 11a.m. – 4 p.m. Show
open to cars, trucks and motorcycles.
$20 entry fee per vehicle. Register
11 a.m.-1 p.m.; Judging 1-2 p.m.;
Awards 3 p.m. Spectators enter free.
Music, food, crafts, moon bounce, balloons, face painting, caricature portraits, 50/50 raffle and live auction
with Greg Breeden of Big Country
105.3 FM. Contact: Sandra Beazley at
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Ruritan Yard Sale
Historical Society’s Annual
Meeting
The Fluvanna Historical Society’s
annual meeting on Sunday, Oct. 10 at
3 p.m. at Sunny Side Farm on Rt. 601
three miles east of Palmyra.
Rosary Rally
Saints Peter & Paul Catholic Church
will hold their fourth annual “America
Needs Fatima World Wide Rosary
Rally” on Oct. 13 beginning at 9 a.m.
to pray for peace and healing in this
world of turmoil and strife.
Autumn Leaf Rambler
Enjoy a scenic train ride through the
country on a Virginia fall morning on
Oct. 16. Purchase tickets for $33 from
Fluvanna County Parks & Recreation,
434-842-3150. Meet at Carysbrook
Gym at 8 a.m. to be transported to the
Dillwyn train station.
Fall Festival and Craft Fair
Saints
Peter
&
Paul
and
St.Joseph/St.Katherine Drexel Catholic
Churches Annual Fall Festival and
Craft Fair will be held Oct. 16 from 8
a.m. to 2 p.m. at Sts. Peter & Paul
Church on Rt. 53 in Palmyra. The fair
will include crafts, gifts, baked goods,
raffles and more. Breakfast starts at 8
a.m.
Republican Oktoberfest
Fluvanna Republican Committee
will hold an Oktoberfest event at Camp
Friendship with former Gov. George
Allen and Fifth District congressional
candidate Robert Hurt. Joe Thomas,
local talk show conservative, will
emcee. The event is from 2-5 p.m. on
Saturday, Oct. 23. Tickets are $25 per
person, $40 a couple. Call Vivienne
Smith, Republican chair for tickets and
information 434-327-9367.
Hunter Safety Education
Virginia Department of Game and
Inland Fisheries hunter safety class is
required for anyone ages 10 and older
in order to get a hunting license. Class
runs for three days, Oct. 26 - 28 from
6:30 - 9:30 p.m. at the Fluvanna
Community Center. Pre-registration is
required. Call Fluvanna County Parks
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PUBLIC
The Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors will conduct a public hearing
pursuant to Virginia Code Sections 15.2-2204 on Wednesday, October 20,
2010 at 7:00 p.m., in the Circuit Court Room at the Fluvanna County
Courts Building in Palmyra, Virginia to consider the following item:
ZMP 10:01 – Southern Development – An ordinance to amend two (2)
proffers associated with ZMP 04:02 of the Fluvanna County Zoning Map
with respect to 44.217 acres of Tax Map 9, Section A, Parcels 13, 14, & 14C
zoned R-3, Residential, Planned Community, District. The affected property is
located at the southeast corner of Route 618 (Lake Monticello Road) and River Run
Drive. The property is located in the Rivanna Election District and is within the
Rivanna Community Planning Area.
ZTA 10:05 – Amendment to the Fluvanna County Zoning Ordinance regarding Uses
Permitted and Defined: An ordinance to amend and reenact portions of Chapter 22 of
the Fluvanna County Code with respect to permitted uses and definitions for such uses
including all of the below referenced sections. The purpose of these proposed amendments is to expand the number of uses allowed, further provide clarity and uniformity
between the uses permitted in each of the different zoning districts and their respective
definitions. These amendments are necessary in order for the Board of Supervisors,
Planning Commission, and Planning Department staff to make accurate and relevant
land use and zoning related decisions.
An overview of the proposed use type or use definition that has been affected, by section,
follows:
22-4-2.1, A-1 Uses permitted by right.
Changes include equestrian facilities; public parks and recreational areas; family daycare homes; private parks; private kennels; private shooting ranges; accessory
dwellings; farm tenant housing; guest houses; manufactured homes; manufactured
houses that are on a permanent foundation and on individual lots, subject to development standards equivalent to those applicable to site built, single-family dwellings.
22-4-2.2; A-1 Uses permitted by special use permit only.
Changes include agricultural enterprise; wholesale agricultural sales; wholesale distribution (but not manufacturing) of agricultural related products, to include equine; correctional facilities; cultural services; places of worship; public assembly; public recreation assembly; public safety facilities; religious assembly; sheltered care facilities;
antique stores; automobile repair service establishments; butcher shops; car washes;
communications service; country stores; dance halls; equestrian facilities; flea markets;
funeral homes; gas stations; hotels; lodges; medical clinics; outdoor entertainment;
outdoor recreation facilities; recreational facilities; neighborhood convenience retail
stores; specialty retail stores; indoor shooting ranges; outdoor shooting ranges; fine
arts studios; taxidermists; mining; railroad facilities; resource extraction; solid waste
collection facilities; outdoor gatherings; dormitories.
22-5-2.1; R-1 Uses permitted by right.
Changes include agriculture; public parks and recreational areas; private parks; private kennels; accessory dwellings; two-family dwellings.
22-5-2.2; R-1 Uses permitted by special use permit only.
Changes include equestrian facilities; farm sales; places of worship; public recreation
assembly; public safety facilities; religious assembly; adult retirement communities;
family daycare homes.
Changes include agriculture; public parks and recreational areas; private parks; private kennels; accessory dwellings; townhouse dwellings.
Changes include equestrian facilities; farm sales; places of worship; public recreation
assembly; public safety facilities; religious assembly; adult retirement communities;
family daycare homes.
Changes include public parks and recreational areas; automobile service stations;
beauty salons; commercial cemeteries; equestrian facilities; medical clinics; private
parks; personal improvement services; personal service establishments; recreational
facilities; general restaurants; small restaurants; general retail stores; neighborhood
convenience retail stores; specialty retail stores; retail stores; fine arts studios; private
kennels; private non-commercial marinas; accessory dwellings; townhouse dwellings.
Changes include equestrian facilities; places of worship; public assembly; public recreation assembly; public safety facilities; religious assembly; car washes; family daycare
homes; gas stations; grocery stores; hospitals; hotels; nursing homes; outdoor recreation facilities; fast food restaurants; restaurants; self-storage facilities; taxidermists.
Changes include public parks and recreational areas; private parks; cluster developments; private kennels; private non-commercial marinas; accessory dwellings; multifamily dwellings; single-family attached dwellings; townhouse dwellings; two-family
dwellings.
HEARING
Changes include places of worship; public assembly; public recreation
assembly; public safety facilities; religious assembly; family daycare
homes; medical clinics; outdoor recreation facilities; recreational facilities;
general restaurants; small restaurants; restaurants; neighborhood convenience retail store; specialty retail store; cluster alternative development;
multi-family dwellings; single-family attached dwellings; townhouse
dwellings.
22-9-2.1; B-1 Uses permitted by right.
Changes include assisted living facilities; cultural services; places of worship; public
recreation assembly; religious assembly; sheltered care facilities; automobile service
stations; beauty salons; butcher shops; commercial cemeteries; communications service; corporate offices; flea markets; fitness centers; gas stations; grocery stores; guidance services; indoor entertainment; indoor recreation facilities; commercial marinas;
medical clinics; nursing homes; parking facilities; personal improvement services; personal service establishments; printing plants; professional schools; recreational vehicle
sales; fast food restaurants; general restaurants; small restaurants; restaurants; general retail stores; large-scale retail stores; neighborhood convenience retail stores; specialty retail stores; retail stores; indoor shooting ranges; fine arts studios; taxidermists;
theaters; vending carts; veterinary offices.
22-9-2.2; B-1 Uses permitted by special use permit only.
Changes include educational facilities; public assembly; dry cleaners; adult entertainment establishments; halfway houses; commercial kennels; laundromats; manufactured
home sales; outdoor entertainment; outdoor recreation facilities; recreational facilities;
adult retail stores; taverns; transportation terminals; veterinary offices; contractor’s
storage yards; lumberyards; machine shops; railroad facilities; research laboratories;
outdoor gatherings; dormitories.
22-10-3; B-C Uses permitted by right.
Changes include cultural services; public uses; automobile service stations; beauty
salons; bed and breakfasts; daycare centers; funeral homes; gas stations; commercial
greenhouses; grocery stores; medical clinics; parking facilities; personal service establishments; fast food restaurants; general restaurants; small restaurants; general retail
stores; neighborhood convenience retail stores; specialty retail stores; retail stores; fine
arts studios; taxidermists; vending carts.
22-10-4; B-C Uses permitted by special use permit only.
Changes include educational facilities; places of worship; public safety facilities; public uses; religious assembly; sheltered care facilities; auction houses; automobile repair
service establishments; car washes; communications service; dance halls; daycare centers; guidance services; hotels; commercial kennels; laundries; personal improvement
services; professional schools; restaurants; self-storage facilities; outdoor gatherings;
dormitories.
22-11-2.1; I-1 Uses permitted by right.
Changes include public safety facilities; automobile repair service establishments; automobile sales; car washes; communications service; flea markets; gas stations; laundries; medical clinics; parking facilities; professional schools; recreational vehicle
sales; general retail stores; large-scale retail stores; neighborhood convenience retail
stores; specialty retail stores; retail stores; self-storage facilities; indoor shooting
ranges; transportation terminals; vending carts; medium manufacturing; railroad facilities; solid waste collection facilities.
22-11-2.2; I-1 Uses permitted by special use permit only.
Changes include outdoor entertainment; outdoor recreation facilities; fast food restaurants; outdoor shooting ranges; medium manufacturing; outdoor gatherings.
22-12-2.1; I-2 Uses permitted by right.
Changes include public safety facilities; financial institutions; offices; retail stores;
transportation terminals; veterinary offices; railroad facilities; solid waste collection
facilities; major utilities.
22-12-2.2; I-2 Uses permitted by special use permit only.
Changes include auction houses; medical clinics; offices; indoor shooting ranges; outdoor shooting ranges; junkyards; mining; resource extraction; salvage and scrap yards;
major utilities.
22-13-2.1; MHP Uses permitted by right.
Changes include major utilities; manufactured homes; mobile homes.
22-13-2.3; MHP Uses permitted by special use permit.
Changes include major utilities.
22-22-1; Rules of construction; definitions.
Changes include revisions to the definition or name of uses enumerated in each section
above, among other zoning related definitions.
Copies of the complete text of the above ordinances and associated plans are available
for public review at the Office of the Fluvanna County Administrator during normal
business hours and on the County’s website at www.fluvannacounty.org. The public is
invited to attend these hearings at which persons affected may appear and present their
views. Questions or comments may be directed to Planning & Community
Development Department, at (434) 591-1910.
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CLASSIFIEDS & LEGAL NOTICES
Administrative
Assistant/Clerk
to the Board
This full-time position
serves as primary
clerical support to the Fluvanna
County Administrator and Board of
Supervisors. Applicants should have
extensive experience in clerical
and administrative work and comprehensive knowledge of standard
office practices and procedures.
Salary $31,000–$36,000 DOQ.
For
more
information
and
the required application visit
www.fluvannacounty.org. Deadline
to apply is October 15, 2010. EOE
Part-Time
Senior Program
Assistant
Fluvanna County
is seeking a 20 hr/wk Senior
Program Assistant in the
Administration Department to
perform difficult clerical work.
Must be proficient in MS Office.
Salary $12.50-$13.50/hr DOQ.
For more information & the
required
application
visit
w w w. f l u v a n n a c o u n t y. o r g .
Deadline to apply is October 15,
2010. EOE
Economic
Development
Director
Fluvanna County is
seeking a qualified
economic development professional
to fill the position of full-time
Economic Development Director.
The Director is responsible for
implementing programs to promote
economic development expansion,
retention, and recruitment for
commercial and industrial activities.
For
more
information
and
the required application visit
www.fluvannacounty.org. Deadline
to apply is October 15, 2010. EOE
ADOPTIONS
adoption
FLUVANNA COUNTY SPCA has many
wonderful cats and dogs available to
brighten your life. Please visit them at
5239 Union Mills Rd/Route 616 between
Rts 15 and 600. Open 12n-7:00pm
Wednesday to Sunday (Closed Monday
& Tuesday), or by appointment, 434591-0123. To see animals, go to
www.fspca.org and click on adopt.
events
EVENTS
HORSESHOE PITCHING for fun:
Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays
at 10am at the Lake. Call Bob at 434589-1975 for more info.
help wanted
HELP
WANTED
CHILDREN’S CHURCH DIRECTOR:
Palmyra United Methodist Church is
seeking a part-time Children's Church
Director. Responsibilities include creating and implementing lesson plans. The
position requires 3-5 hours per week.
For more information, please contact
the church office, 434-589-1700 or
palmyramethodist@embarqmail.com.
HVAC INSTALLER & ASSISTANT
Needed. Good Driving Record and
Previous Experience needed. Great Pay.
Basic Tools Needed. Fax Resume to:
434-589-4937 or email at info@starliteheatingandair.com.
HVAC MAINTENANCE & SERVICE
TECHNICIAN Needed. Good Driving
Record and Previous Experience is a
Must. Great Pay. Basic Tools Needed.
Fax Resume to 434-589-4937 or email
at info@starliteheatingandair.com.
PRINTING PRESS OPERATOR wanted. Fluvanna printing business seeks
experienced printer for part-time flexible
work (5-10 hours/week). Experience
with AB Dick 360, and Itek
camera/platemaker
a
plus.
Requirements: honest, dependable,
sober, attention to detail, neatness, and
ability to lift. EOE. Send letter, resume, &
3 references to: Printer, P.O. Box 490,
Palmyra, VA 22963
Online Classified Photos Sell
WAITSTAFF WANTED: By the River
Restaurant is seeking experienced
servers to join our team! Must have reliable transportation. Call 434-581-1515.
services
SERVICES
DOG SITTING in our home. Taking a
trip? The family dog can’t go? Leave
your pet with us. We will care for it like it
is our own. Call Christy at 434-589-6356
GRAVITY’S EDGE: Computer repair,
networking, training, data recovery. Free
pick-up and drop-off (subject to location). Complete PC Care Optimization
Package $99.95. Call 434-589-6600.
HOME ADDITIONS & REMODELING:
DAK Construction class A and TREX
PRO contractor, specializing in hardwood and composite decking, screen
porches, remodeling, additions, and
home improvements. Call 434-5916003.
HOUSE CLEANING: “Mary’s Mop ‘N
Glow” – mature, honest, dependable
woman looking for a few local homes to
clean on a regular basis. Your satisfaction will be my personal priority. Call
434-286-3053.
PRISTINE CLEAN now has openings
available. Weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or
as needed. Insured and bonded. Free
estimates. Local references. Locally
owned and operated. Call Peggy at 434962-2762.
for sale SALE
FOR
COMPLETE PC SYSTEMS for sale in
addition, key boards, HDMI cables, ram
upgrades and other services. Will purchase selective PC and related items.
SandS PC Service Center. www.sandspc.com 434-589-1272
FIREWOOD FUNDRAISER: Supporting
youth and other programs, the men at
Cunningham United Methodist Church
are selling a pickup of seasoned hardwood delivered for $75.00. Call 434923-0494.
MODULAR HOMES: Why pay more?
We will beat any modular pricing! Deal
direct with the owner. Phone 434-3922211 or web www.haleyshomesinc.com
REVIEW
Deadline: Monday Midnight
OFFICE SPACE for lease in great location near Lake Monticello main gate.
Good visibility, low cost per SF, multiple
space options available. Call 434-5911000 Ext 24 for showing or more information.
OFFICES FOR RENT starting at $200 in
Crofton Plaza. Call Jo Ann Sears, First
Virginia Homes, for information at 434960-5121.
WANTED
wanted
FARM BELL: We would like a used farm
bell for our "gentleman's farm" in Bremo
Bluff. Call 434-842-3001.
FSPCA SPONSORS NEEDED for our
“Pet of the Week” ad in the Fluvanna
Review. Your name and/or business
name will be printed in the ad as sponsor. Call Diane at the Fluvanna Review,
434-591-1000, Ext 21.
YARD SALES
yard sales
GARAGE SALE OF TOOLS ONLY!
Saturday, October 9, 9AM-4PM. 54
Maplevale Drive, Lake Monticello. Bring
ad for admittance. Shopsmith & accessories, Craftsman band saw, Craftsman
radial arm saw, and more! Directions:
Thru main gate turn R, continue past
pond, turn L on Nahor, L on Xebec, L
onto Maplevale.
YARD SALE LEFTOVERS? Moving?
Too much stuff? Donate it to the CHRISTIAN OUTREACH. It’s tax deductible
and we do pick-ups. Call Stacy at 434589-9552.
Liza is a BEAUTIFUL pit bull girl who
really just needs a chance to find a
new home. She gets nervous in the
shelter, and especially in her cage,
and so always gets passed by when
people come to look for dogs. She
may bark when dogs walk by, but
she seems very dog friendly once
she's out for a walk! Please stop by
and give her a chance! She will make
a wonderful addition to any family.
Stop by the FSPCA today to meet sweet
Liza! Fluvanna SPCA, 5239 Union Mills Rd.
Troy, VA (434) 591-0123.
For $10 your ad will appear for seven days on
the FluvannaReview.com site and in the next
printed issue of the Fluvanna Review.
Fluvanna
TWO BEDROOM COTTAGES located
in Keswick, VA near Zion Crossroads are
available for you to move in today!
These cottages are getting kitchen and
bathroom updates, boast private decks,
hardwood floors, driveways and beautiful surroundings. Conveniently located
with all the privacy you will need.
Starting as low as $599/month! Call
Bryan today at 434-977-1959 or visit
www.livewithmsc.com EHO
THIS WEEK’S PET
Now Post Your Classifieds for Print and
Online with Optional Online Photos
1. On FluvannaReview.com click on “Classifieds”
2. Click on “Post an Ad - $10”
3. Login or click on “Register”
4. Select a category
5. Write your ad and upload photo
6. Pay with your credit card via Pay Pal.
7. Problems - Call Diane at 434-591-1000 ext. 21
FOR RENT
for rent
Liza
SPONSORED
BY
BLAIR CARTER ATTORNEY
FluvannaReview.com
CountrySide
Upholstery
–– Home & Marine –
Crafters Needed!
Notice of Public Hearing
Sat., Nov. 6th-9am-12pm
The Fluvanna County School Board will hold a public
hearing at its regular meeting on October 13, 2010, at
7:30 p.m. for the purpose of receiving preliminary input on
the school division’s budget for the 2011-2012 school year.
School board meetings begin at 7 p.m. and are held in the
board room at the School Board Office, 14455 James
Madison Hwy., Palmyra, VA.
We are looking for
crafters for our annual
'Art in the Spirit'
Craft & Bake Sale
Outdoor spaces $20
* rain or shine
If interested call 434.589.1700
Carroll Morse
434-589-4106
Palmyra United
Methodist Church
P.O. Box 8, Rt. 603
Kents Store, VA 23084
258 Palmyra Way Off Route 15
by the Old Courthouse
The Fluvanna County School Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, ethnicity, religion, age,
national origin, marital status, disability, sex, status of a parent, or any other legally protected status in the
provision of employment services, programs, activities or treatment. The Director of Secondary Education is
designated as the responsible person (Compliance Officer) regarding assurances of nondiscrimination. Any
complaint alleging discrimination based on a disability shall be directed to the Director for Special Services
(the Section 504 Coordinator). Both may be reached at the following address: P.O. Box 419, Palmyra, VA
22963; telephone (434) 589-8208. The Fluvanna County School Board is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Now Enrolling
Family Music for Toddlers
ages 1 up to 5
at Health Nutz Fitness Studio
Public Notice
Fluvanna County Planning Commission
Work Session
434-591-4551
The Fluvanna County Planning Commission will hold
a work session on Wednesday, October 13th, 2010 to
discuss the requirements of sidewalks in the B-1, B-C, I-1, and I-2
zoning districts, to discuss a waiver process for setbacks in the B-1 and
B-C zoning districts to allow for neo-traditional development, and to
discuss the FY12-16 Capital Improvement Plan Review. The work
session is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. in the Former Board of Supervisors
Room in the County Administration Building in Palmyra, Virginia. The
public is invited to attend.
www.musikgarten.org/musicbox
Authorized by Fluvanna County Planning Commission
Music Makers at the
Keyboard age 6 and up
at Music Box Studio
Get Fit
for Fall
With Health Nutz’s
ONE MONTH
SPECIALS
Gym $55
1 Personal Training Session
Includes 1 Personal Training Session,
Gym & Pool.
plus tax
Unlimited Tanning – Brand New Bulbs
Land Aerobics $35
October 13, 2010
Closed Meeting – 6 p.m.
Regular Meeting – 7 p.m.
I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
VIII.
IX.
X.
XI.
XII.
Call to Order
Closed Meeting
Reconvene
Adoption of Agenda
Public Comments
Consent Agenda
Recognitions
Delegations
Action Items
Information Items*
New Business
School Board Member
Comments
XIII. Closed Meeting
XIV. Adjournment
*Note: Public and staff comments
are welcome during the discussion
of each information item. Persons
may speak once for three minutes.
Pool $60
Total $65
Tanning $25
Agenda
Fluvanna County
School Board Meeting
109 Crofton Place
Palmyra
434-589-6100
The Fluvanna County School Board does not
discriminate on the basis of race, color, ethnicity,
religion, age, national origin, marital status,
disability, sex, status of a parent, or any other
legally protected status in the provision of
employment services, programs, activities or
treatment. The Assistant Superintendent for
Instruction is designated as the responsible person
(Compliance Officer) regarding assurances of
nondiscrimination. Any complaint alleging
discrimination based on a disability shall be directed
to the Director for Special Services (the Section 504
Coordinator). Both may be reached at the following
address: P.O. Box 419, Palmyra, VA 22963;
telephone (434) 589-8208. The Fluvanna County
School Board is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
O c to b e r 7 , 2 0 1 0
Two Sales This Weekend!
Saturday, October 9, 2010,
9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sunday, October 10, 1-4 p.m.
Monday Bargains! 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
100 Shawnee Court, Carrsbrook,
Charlottesville, VA 22901
Directions: 29N to right on Carrsbrook
(across from Better Living); left on Indian
Springs Rd.; right on Monacan Dr. to first
right on Shawnee Ct.; first house on left.
Combination Clearance Sale with Items
Added from Other Clients!
Great bargains on remaining items from
previous Shawnee Ct. sale plus beautiful
contemporary oak furniture including king
bed/nightstand, stunning oak-and-beveled
glass dining table w/rattan chairs, assorted
side chairs, brass & copper collectibles, costume jewelry, china, crystal, store counter,
collectibles & more! Beverly Smith 434-9604865
1721 Concord Drive,
Charlottesville, VA 22901
Directions: Rio Rd. to Melbourne at light
(toward the high school) to left on Kenwood;
2nd right on Concord; house on right.
Amish-made benches, beautiful pottery, vintage maple dining table, plant stands, vintage mahogany twin beds, art supplies,
sofabed, crocks, wicker armoire, collectibles
& much more! Joan LeGallo 434-882-4676
www.estatesalesunlimited.net
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434-589-SOLD • 1-800-765-3570
THE Website for your real estate needs
www.Century21MonticelloProperties.com
Tom Morace • 434-962-1625 • Morace@sprintmail.com
A LEADING BROKER IN REAL ESTATE
See All Lake Monticello Open Houses at
www.LakeMonticelloOpenHouses.com
Larry A. Miller
434-960-9479
LarryAMiller@
earthlink.net
17 SHORTWOOD CIRCLE
142 RURITAN RIDGE LANE
338 JEFFERSON DRIVE
Lee Johnson
434-996-9071
leejohnson21@
comcast.net
Kyle Miller
434-981-0799
Kyle.MillerC21@
yahoo.com
• Fenced Yard
• Great Lot
•
$149,900
• Call Tom 434-962-1625
• Lake Front!
• Detached 1200 sft. Workshop
•
9 OLD HOMESTEAD CIRCLE
Let CENTURY 21 Monticello
Properties Realtors help you
sell your property. Our staff of
experienced and responsive
professional real estate agents is
dedicated to meeting your highest
expectations. We'll provide you with
a FREE Competitive Market
Analysis to help you determine
the best price for your property.
We follow with a marketing plan
tailored to your property including
local, internet and out-of-area
advertising.
Jen Sample
434-989-9246
JenSample@
Century21.com
• Seasonal Waterviews
• Split Bedroom Design
•
$165,000
• Call Diane 434-960-5856
29 N. BEARWOOD DRIVE
Sandra Hiza
434-960-3048
HizaSandy@
comcast.net
THE ENTIRE STAFF AT
CENTURY 21 MONTICELLO
PROPERTIES IS COMMITTED
TO PROFESSIONAL,
PERSONAL SERVICE.
WE LOOK FORWARD TO
MEETING YOU.
• 2 Car Garage
• Screened Porch
•
Pam Turner
434-989-9255
PamTurner@
Century21.com
Keith Smith
434-531-0795
Keith.Smith@
Century21.com
$207,000
• Call Tom 434-962-1625
843 JEFFERSON DRIVE
• Dream Kitchen
• Great Location!
•
$210,500
• Call Lee 434-996-9071
$690,000
• Call Tom 434-962-1625
• Waterfront!
• Granite Countertops
•
414 TAYLOR RIDGE WAY
Susan Hammond
434-996-4049
smhinusa@
aol.com
• Finished Terrace Level
• Elegant & Spacious
•
•
$669,000
• Call Annette 434-987-4426
$350,000
• Call Keith or Yonna 434-531-0795
335 BLUE RIDGE DRIVE
Diane Miller
434-960-5856
Diane.Miller1@
Century21.com
• Minutes to I64
• 2 Beautiful Acres
•
$265,000
• Call Annette 434-987-4426
278 FOXMOOR ROAD
• Waterfront
• Tons of upgrades
$575,000
• Call Tom 434-962-1625
8 TOWPATH COURT
• In-Law Suite
• Secluded Setting
•
$239,900
• Call Tom 434-962-1625
Annette Goodson
434-987-4426
AnnetteGoodson@
embarqmail.com
Yonna Smith
434-531-0817
Yonna.Smith@
Century21.com
Call for Mortgage Rates & Updates Carl Heimlich
434-989-2274 • www.cheimlich.com • cheimlich@cfmortgagecorp.com

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