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01-27-11 FR low res

Jan. 27 - Feb. 2, 2011 | Free
Jan. 27 - Feb. 2, 2011
Volume 31, Issue 4
Fluvanna
This week in review...
REVIEW
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Jan. 27, 2011 | Fluvanna Review |
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Letters to the editor
Thanks from fire and rescue
On behalf of the members of the Lake Monticello Volunteer Fire Department,
we would like to thank all of you who attended our spaghetti dinner fund raising event on Saturday, Jan. 15. Through your continued support and generosity we managed to raise funds which will aid us in purchasing much needed
supplies and equipment to maintain your all volunteer fire department. Again,
thank you and we are looking forward to seeing you next time.
Lake Monticello Volunteer Fire Department Dinner Committee
Thanks for caring
All of us at Caring For Creatures want to thank the Eagles Nest, and all their
hungry customers, for coming out to “Pasta for Pets” in December. The event
was a huge success, raising $400 in proceeds for the 200+ animals currently
calling the sanctuary home. It was wonderful food and good fun for all involved.
Caring For Creatures is a non-profit, no-kill animal sanctuary in Palmyra. We
focus on providing a safe and healthy environment to rescue, rehabilitate and
re-home abandoned, neglected, abused, or otherwise homeless dogs and cats.
Thanks to kind people like you, we can successfully continue our mission.
We wish everyone much happiness and good health in 2011. May it be the
best year yet for our animal friends still waiting for a loving home of their very
own.
Mary Birkholz
Caring for Creatures
Points of no return - United States and Fluvanna County
The new 112th Congress is talking about trying to cut $100 billion from its $3 trillion 600 billion budget. I ask my fellow citizens to review the numbers. These
are approximate current U. S. budget numbers.
Current federal revenue (what the government takes in from all sources). ...$2,300 billion
Current annual federal spending (what the government really spends). .....$3,600 billion
Annual deficit (amount the government is going in the hole each year).........$1,300 billion
Spending cut required to balance our budget to current revenue$1,300 billion
The current spending does not include any provision for principle payments
on our $14,000 billion ( $14 trillion) national debt! National debt is the total of
what the government has borrowed and spent.
Annual principal payment to pay off our debt in 100 years............. $140 billion
Adding the $140 billion to the current deficit of $1,300 billion equals $1,440
billion.
$1 trillion 440 billion in cuts are needed to balance our budget and make
small principal payments on our debt. The republican talk of cutting $100
billion just isn’t enough. Time is of the essence because the debt is growing
daily.
We must balance our budget and repay our debt. If we don’t, we will reach
the point where we simply cannot pay our debt like Greece and Ireland and
then who will be left to bail us out?
Locally we are not much different. Fluvanna is required by law to reassess in 2012
to fair market value to be effective January 2013 and adopt a new revenue neutral
tax rate. Fluvanna’s real estate tax base has lost value. There are many examples,
but I’ll offer this one:
There are five lots for sale (not sold) at the beautiful Hidden Hills Subdivision
off Rt. 600 north of Rt. 250 offered 59% below county assessment. The average
assessment per lot is $146,280. They are offered for sale at $ 59,000 each. Fluvanna’s tax base is $ 87,280 less for each lot ( -59.67%). The current local property
tax revenue for each lot is $749.48 each ($146,280 at $.54/$100 = $749.48). For
Fluvanna to collect $749.30 on a $59,000 assessment the (revenue neutral) tax
rate must be $1.27/$100 ($59,000 at $1.27/$100 = $749.30).
If the Board of Supervisors cannot control spending and the increase is inevitable, we should not waste time and money on economic development or
growth plans. No family will buy a home and businesses will not come to Fluvanna if our tax rate is nearly double our neighboring counties. Some residents
may have to leave. This year when our supervisors struggle with the county
budget, please support them if they make necessary cuts. We all must be willing to do with less government.
Minor Eager
Troy
Comments from FluvannaReview.com and Facebook
On a Jan. 19 story about the status of the Fluvanna extension office:
“The possibility of consolidating the Fluvanna Extension Service with Albemarle is very troubling. The proposal would downsize the presence of
Extension in Fluvanna and significantly reduce the services many citizens
have come to appreciate and depend on. Money is a big issue, but during
these tough financial times, it is even more important that citizens have
the kinds of services, resources and programs offered by Extension.
It is important to promote and maintain a feeling of community among the
diverse population of our growing, changing county. Fluvanna Extension
Agent John Thompson and his staff continue to work diligently toward
building community. Anyone who has worked with them on programs
and projects, know the positive impact their efforts produce. If we lose
the strong presence of Extension, I fear we could lose more than their
strong presence – we also will lose the momentum their excellent work
has supported over many years. Please attend the Jan 19, 7PM Board
of Supervisors meeting and urge the BOS to retain Extension Services.”
– FluvannabyChoice
On a Jan. 5 story about the new Dollar General Store near Palmyra:
“Too bad Dollar General used its typical building on this parcel, which is adjacent to residential lots. This was supposed to be something that blended
into the surrounding environment, not stick out like a sore thumb. Next
time, the BOS and Planning Commission should require the applicant
proffer the building design before approving.” – Mom2finn
On a Nov. 18 story on plans to restore the historical, one-room,
African-American high school:
I am delighted to read that plans are in the works to restore the “Schoolhouse”! I spent many days in the schoolhouse during the time my grandparents Charlie and Frances Felton lived in the building. As a child I often
wondered how could this one room building have been a school, it was
vastly different from the schools that I attended. With age I realize that
education can take place anywhere as long as individuals are willing to
make the effort to acquire knowledge. I learned something that I was not
aware until reading the article, that my grandmother Helen Anderson was
a student there.
It is crucial to have the younger generations to be knowledgeable of the past
and the circumstances of which our ancestors were placed in but determined to have an education. How far we have come, but it is extremly
important to not forget the past, but forge on with the same determination
and fortitude that sustained all of the people that attended the “Schoolhouse”. Preserving this educational landmark is magnificent, and prayerfully will continue to be a part of history for all to visit and learn from.
– Edna C. Anderson-Harris, Danville.
On a Jan. 19 story about Elva Key being named citizen of the year
by the Farm Bureau:
Ms. Key is an incredible woman and inded a model citizen. It is impossible
to count the number of lives she has positively influenced through the
years. I cannot think of Central Elementary without thinking of Ms. Key
and smiling at the countless times I saw her there as a student and a parent and how she helped me navigate the halls in both of those rolls. She
is a treasure. – Jhaislip
What a dear, sweet woman. This was justly deserved! – HeatherMWPerry
A most gracious lady. Mrs Key always had a hug or “that look” ready, whichever was needed. I love and admire her. – Shelby Black Pace
On a Jan. 19 story about a new flower shop at Good Neighbor Pharmacy:
Scarlett is a lovely addition to the Pharmacy and as a native of the area, it’s
great to have her back here. And she’s very talented! – ArtMom1
On a Jan. 21 story about new supervisor Chris Fairchild paying his
county taxes late:
How do you not know you owe $5,000 in overdue taxes? – Mom2finn
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Supervisors choose Fairchild
By Ruthann Carr
Correspondent
He most admires Ronald Reagan politically.
“It might be because I went to his inauguration
when I was 12,” Fairchild said. “But I think the
things he did were great. He said what he was going
Chris Fairchild said he was as surprised
to do and he did it. He shot from the hip.”
as anyone the board nominated only him
Fairchild said he hopes to help the county develand unanimously voted him onto the Board
op
its vision. It’s important Fluvanna’s growth be
of Supervisors at the Jan. 19 meeting. well
thought out and directed as much as possible.
“I had people texting me ‘OMG’ when it hap“The
steps you want to take and the things you
pened,” said Fairchild, 42.
want
to
do should be vetted,” he said.
The Rivanna District seat became available when
Once
that vision is established, the board needs
Gene Ott’s resignation went into affect Dec. 31.
to do a good job of selling it to the community – to
Fairchild, who was sworn in Friday (Jan. 21)
explain why things should be done and how to do
morning, had some drama before the vote. He said
them, he said.
a friend of his - who he declined to name except
“I want to help everybody get on the same bus,”
to say it was not an official or politician - was in
Fairchild said.
the gallery before the meeting and heard someone
During his plea to the board to appoint him,
talking about Fairchild owing taxes.
Fairchild said “Fluvanna is no Wythe County.”
Fairchild said he wasn’t aware he was delinquent
Wythe County Board of Supervisors routinely
to the tune of nearly $5,000.
have unanimous votes on issues because they’ve
“As soon as he called me, I went and paid them,”
been a county in great trouble – people and busiFairchild said. “I honestly don’t know how it came
nesses moving out, almost bankrupting the county,
up or who found it.” Fairchild said.
As to how the discussion of his tax situation origIn contrast, Fluvanna’s votes are often close.
inated, he said: “It was a reporter who looked into
Someone told Fairchild it was because Fluvanna
it but I don’t know what prompted it.”
has a low tax rate, good quality of life, and the opportunity for economic development which means
Board Chairman John Gooch said he wasn’t gosupervisors have options to discuss and reasons to
ing to answer any more questions about Fairchild’s
listen to all options and different people’s perspectax situation. “I know the press loves that sort of
tive.
thing, but as far as I’m concerned that (Fairchild
“Court Square isn’t burning,” Fairchild said.
paying back taxes) is over and done with,” Gooch
That is a great position to be in, he said.
said. “We have a new board member and I want to
Growing up and living in Lake Monticello, Fairchmove on.”
ild
said he learned a sense of community, of people
Gooch said the county did not initiate the check
working
together.
of tax records. “The press did.” “Over
the past 40 years it is the place in FluFairchild is well known in the county. He grew up
vanna County that has experienced overwhelming
in Lake Monticello, married his high school sweetchange,” Fairchild said.
heart, and raised two children in the community.
Fairchild hopes having experienced that change,
He’s the owner of National Filter Service and is the
and knowing it can be trying and different than
founder and elected president of the Fluvanna Girls
what’s expected, will help him in his work on the
Softball League.
board.
Chris Fairchild
Chris Fairchild answers
a few important questions
First car? Chevy Vega
Early bird or night owl? Early bird
Electric shaver or razor? Both
Pizza topping? Sausage, pepperoni and pineapple
High school band or sport? Sport. Football.
Cat or Dog? Dog
Book you’re reading? Bondage Breaker by
Neil Anderson
Favorite movie? Monty Python and the Holy
Grail
First job? Pumping gas at the Lake Monticello
Marina
Elva Key named “Citizen of the Year”
Signoretti named Sheriff’s Office chaplain
Contributed by
Fluvanna Farm Bureau
Contributed by The Fluvanna
County sheriff’s office
Elva Key has been named “Citizen of the Year” by the Fluvanna
Farm Bureau Women’s Committee.
Mrs. Key has worked in the county for 49 years. She has served on
many county boards, committees,
councils and commissions through
the years.
She was instrumental in the daily operation of Central Elementary
School where she began working
as secretary in 1962. Even though
she retired in 2004, she still continues to work part-time in the
school ystem. If not at home with
family or working, Mrs. Key can be
found cheering on the Fluco’s at
the home games. She has been like
a beloved mother or grandmother
to many students throughout her
school years.
Mrs. Key is currently on the Jefferson Area Board of Aging Advisory Council and the Library Board of
Frank Signoretti has been chosen as
the chaplain for the Fluvanna County
Sheriff’s Office.
The volunteer chaplaincy program
is designed to assist individuals within
the office and citizens in dealing with
stressful and traumatic occasions, according to a press release.
Chaplains serve as counselors, mentors and give spiritual advice when requested by employees or the public.
Signoretti is a registered nurse at Martha Jefferson Hospital’s Interventional
Radiology Department and has over 20
years of experience. He has affiliations
with Calvary Chapel Church, Scottsville
Rescue Squad and Lake Monticello Rescue Squad.
He also has a broad amount of training
in emergency and chaplaincy services.
He is a member of the Federation of
Fire Chaplains and the International
Conference of Police Chaplains.
Elva Key
Trustees. She also has been an adult
education aide for many years, and
has worked as a census worker.
She was given a silver engraved
box in a ceremony held Jan. 12 and
a plaque honoring her as a citizen
of the year will be installed at the
Fluvanna Farm Bureau office in
Fork Union.
Frank Signoretti
Signoretti has been a resident of Fluvanna for 15 years and he and his wife
Vicki, a nurse at the Fork Union Military Academy for over 18 years, have
five children.
Minister Signoretti may be reached at
chaplain@fluvannasheriff.com if you
are interested in becoming a volunteer.
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Fluvanna news briefs
Lake residents to vote on funding dam repairs
Lake Monticello residents will be able to vote on a dam funding proposal at
1 p.m. on April 2 at the clubhouse.
In a special open session last night (Jan. 20) the Lake Monticello Owners’
Association Board said members will be able to vote from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m.
Members will be asked to vote on whether to give the board permission to
fund dam repairs by dipping into the principal of an investment fund.
Repairs to the Main and Tufton dams will be done without raising homeowners’ dues, said the board. Some critics say the funds should be taken from
the general budget and not the investment fund also known as the Emergency Reserve Account.
Supervisors want to keep extension office fully-staffed
The Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors said Wednesday (Jan. 20) it
would support efforts to keep the Virginia Cooperative Extension office in
Fluvanna County fully staffed.
In a full gallery – 80 percent of whom were Fluvanna Cooperative Extension volunteers – John Thompson, extension agent, profiled the work his office does for the county.
Recently, Virginia Tech announced plans to restructure the state’s cooperative extension system. Thompson outlined the tentative plan, expected to be
put in place in July 2012. The restructuring would take Fluvanna’s current
staff of five down to two. Supervisors discussed the need to support keeping
the extension office as is. However, no decision was made.
Former FUMA football coach honored
Longtime Fork Union Military Academy football coach Robert L. “Red” Pulliam has received the 2011 Unsung Virginian Award presented by the Virginia, Maryland & Delaware Association of Electric Cooperatives, according
to a press release.
Pulliam, who lives in Fluvanna County, was honored Monday for his four
decades of service to Fork Union, as well as his volunteer work in the community. The award, which was established in 1968, is presented annually
to a citizen for “services rendered to the commonwealth without thought of
personal gain.”
Reported first on FluvannaReview.com
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Sheriff’s Office
Weekly activity report
Jan. 16 – 22
Investigations division
Over the last three years, UVA Community Credit Union has played a vital role in the Thomas Jefferson Area
Earned Income Tax Credit Coalition,
which was established to ensure that
eligible working families took advantage of this vital tax credit. In recognition of these efforts, the National
Credit Union Foundation awarded the
credit union an Innovation Grant of
$8,000 to expand its effort, which it
calls “Neighbors Helping Neighbors.”
The credit union was one of only 11
credit unions across the nation to receive an Innovation Grant.
“It was extremely gratifying to
receive this grant,” says Alison DeTuncq, credit union president and
CEO. “One of our primary goals as a
credit union is to improve the financial well being of the people who live
in the communities we serve. These
days, with household budgets tight,
we know that the earned income tax
credit can make a real difference.
The grant from the National Credit
Union Foundation will help us reach
more people.”
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New Investigations Generated
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Types of Investigations
1 Sex Abuse of a Minor
1 Perjury
1 Drug Distribution
1 Investigations Transferred from
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Types of Investigations
1 Larceny
6 Warrants/Arrests
1 Possess Child Pornography
2 Larceny
1 Grow Marijuana
1 Possess Marijuana
1 Probation Violation
18 Follow-ups
12 General Investigations
0 School Resource Officers
6 Drug Investigations
Judicial affairs division
Civil Process
102 Papers Received
88 Papers Served
0 Jury Summons Served
88 Other Served
Court Security
4 Court Days
9 Prisoner Transports
Patrol division
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Gold Facts:
Until the California gold rush
of 1849, Virginia had supplied
the U.S. mint with most of its
gold.
• Investing in gold is most appealing when inflation is causing currency to lose its value.
However, critics say that gold is
overpriced and risky, while at
the same time it earns no interest as an investment.
• In the United States, U.S. citizens were prohibited from
owning gold from 1933 until
1975 in order to stabilize exchange rates.
Does Fluvanna have the Midas touch?
By Kristin Sancken
Correspondent
“In terms of commercial gold mines
with the price of gold right now being so high, most of these prospects
are still somewhat marginal,” said
Gold has an allure as old as King MiSpears. “There’s a lot of existing data
das himself. With current gold prices
about what’s in the ground based on
at about $1,350 an ounce, the allure
historical drilling that’s occurred but
has never been greater –especially in
we’ve seen no evidence of anyone
a county like Fluvanna, which has a
showing any interest in coming out
rich history of gold mining.
and doing new drilling. We haven’t
Virginia’s gold belt spans from
seen anything like the activity that
Fairfax County down to Appomatwas out there in the 1980s.”
tox County, with Fluvanna near the
Mary Turner, a Fluvanna resident
center. Gold mining began to attract
who has lived on the Cocke mine
interest in Virginia in 1830 and was
property for nearly 35-years, has
nearly constantly mined until the
seen her share of interested gold
Civil War.
prospectors.
Since then, any
“I had a Unitime the price of
Fluvanna County was once versity of Virginia
gold rises substangeologist
came
tially, interest in home to over 20 gold mines,
20-years
ago
and
gold prospecting
the majority of which are
wanted to dig begoes up with it. In
found in the eastern-most
cause he thought
a down economy
he knew where
people are looking part of the county along the
the vein was comfor ways to escape, Goochland County line, and
ing down into
whether from day- some producing nearly onethe creek,” said
to-day boredom or
million dollars worth of gold Turner. “He got a
from dire financial
in a 30-year period.
man up the road
straits. But curto dig up a hole,
rently, no one is
but they didn’t
getting rich from
find anything. Other people have
Fluvanna gold.
wanted to pan for gold in the creek
“Of course there is gold left is the
down there, but they haven’t found
gold-pyrite belt,” said David Spears,
anything either.”
state geologist with the Virginia DeNevertheless, the prospectors keep
partment of Mines, Minerals and
coming. “We pan quite a bit in FluEnergy. “There’s gold in the ground,
vanna County,” said Ben Vaughan, cothere’s gold in the gravel, people pan
owner of Lovin Gold in Dillwyn and
it every weekend.”
a member of Virginia Gold Hounds.
According to some sources, Fluvan“There are quite a few abandoned
na County was once home to over 20
mine sites. If you enjoy going out
gold mines, the majority of which are
and being in the outdoors and nafound in the eastern-most part of the
ture, it’s the ideal possibility of taking
county along the Goochland County
home a little bit more than what you
line, and some producing nearly onewent with.”
million dollars worth of gold in a 30“When you look down there and
year period. The freeing of enslaved
you see that yellow you think ‘yes!
people after the Civil War caused VirWe did something!’” said Richard Eaginia to lose its mining work force,
ton, a Bremo Bluff resident and vicewhich stopped gold production alpresident of Virginia Gold Hounds.
most entirely.
Like fishermen, gold prospectors
have their own version of “the one
that got away” stories.
“My wife and I don’t have any big
mining stories simply because we’ve
not been at it very long,” said Eaton,
“but a lot of the club members have
grand mining stories about the big
piece they found and where they
found it. If we found one of them, we
wouldn’t be here talking to you.”
• In 2007 China overtook South
Africa as the world’s largest
gold producer, the first time
since 1905 that South Africa
has not been the largest.
• The consumption of gold produced in the world is about
50% in jewelry, 40% in investments, and 10% in industry.
• India is the world’s largest importer and consumer of gold.
Abandoned gold mines in Fluvanna County
Map from the Fluvanna County Historical Society archive
Virginia Gold Hounds members Kathy Lovin and Marty Martin dig for gold.
Photo contributed by Ben Vaughan.
Vaughan cautions that today gold
prospecting is only a hobby and
not something to pursue to ‘get rich
quick.’
“A lot of people mistake it as an
easy thing to do,” said Vaughan, “but
when they realize it actually takes
some good manual work and labor to
find some good gold, a lot of people
lose interest.”
“On an average outing I can collect about ten to fifteen dollars,” said
Vaughan. “We play the lottery too.
Chances are about the same as finding a good pocket of gold. It’s out
there, but not one has found it yet.”
“The biggest restriction is having
access to an area where you can get
in to do the panning because you
can’t go on private property without permission,” said Polly Eaton,
Richard Eaton’s wife and the secretary of the Virginia Gold Hounds. “If
you can get access to a stream, you
can get access to those areas. A lot
of it is knowing where to look in the
streams, and that’s something that
comes with practice.”
“Pretty much all of it is private
property,” said Vaughan, “but if it’s
a named, navigable creek, it’s actually public property. If you have legal access to the waterway, you can
travel up and down the waterway
pretty much any way you want to go.
To keep our gold prospectors out of
trouble we say, ‘As long as my feet are
wet, I’m on public property.”
To find out more about gold
mining and prospecting, or
to join Virginia Gold Hounds
on one of their expeditions,
contact Ben Vaughan at
ben@lovingold.com
The 1893 flyer boasts of a 14 pennyweight (about ¾ of an ounce)
gold nugget found in Long Island Creek in Fluvanna County.
Courtesy of the Fluvanna County Historical Society archive.
Prospectors take a break from mining tellurium which is often found with gold. This 19th century photograph was taken
near the Stockton tunnel mine near Columbia. Photo courtesy of the Fluvanna County Historical Society archive.
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Fifth grader wins spelling bee
The Fluvanna Education Foundation held its
3rd Annual Spelling Bee at
Central Elementary School
on Jan. 14. Haley Kennedy,
a 5th grader, won the Bee
after beating 4th grader
Kyle Lehnert in the final
rounds.
The two battled back
and forth trying to spell
words the parents couldn’t
pronounce. This year’s
list, which is kept secret,
was the hardest ever.
Haley will be representing Fluvanna at the Regional Bee at Monticello
High School on March 12.
If she wins the Regional
Bee, Haley will be on her
way to Washington, D.C.
on Memorial Day for the
National Bee.
Central
Elementary’s Bee was conducted
by 5th grade teacher
Patrick
Wood,
who
handled
the
logistics
with support from Assistant
Principal Jen Valentine and
Principal Amy Barnabei.
The Middle School Bee will be
held on Thursday, Jan. 27. There
are 20 contestants. Kathi Driver
(Principal) has been a great re-
Students finalists in video contest
Fluvanna County High School students Jake Eyber, Tara Sargent, and Maggie
Shefski are finalists in Fox Richmond’s Lights, Camera, Take Action Video Contest.
The team’s public service announcement video titled “One” urges fellow students
not to drink alcohol.
The students are in Craig Edgerton’s television production class at the high
school. The video features Shefski and Eyber with Sargent behind the camera.
The team has won a 16GB HD flip cam and will compete for a MacBook Pro laptop, Final Cut Express editing software, two tickets to the 2011 Teen Choice Awards,
and bragging rights for herself and Fluvanna County High School as the 2010-2011
Lights, Camera, Take Action winner.
You can vote for your favorite video three ways:
1. Online at Fox Richmond’s website.
2. By text (FOXD TO 67336).
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Grade 6
Meredith Albright
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Brendan Krett
Harrison Lee
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Brooke Morris
Jacob Morris
Daniel Myers
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Casie Osborne
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Lindsay Price
Nathaniel Proffitt
Emily Rea
Jenna Rea
Charles Searcy
Michael Shiner
Jack Stanke
Andrew Stevens
Kathryn Stowell
David Stuart
Hannah Thomas
Malik Washington
Jameel Wilson
Grade 7
Charles Backlund
Kendall Baker
Cara Boyle
Glenn Boyle
Keegan Campanelli
Shannon Clarke
Melissa Colver
Jonathan Corbin
Alexus DeMers
Oliver Dubon
Alyssa Feagans
Brandon Hackenberg
Mariah Hannan
Hannah Holmes
Morgan Kennedy
Brittney Koczan
Madalyn Messier
Courtney Ott
Jordan Persinger
Katie Ruffa
Mia Scalzo
Avery Sebolt
Eleanor Sechler
Dalton Shiflett
Taijana Simms
Kate Stutz
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Grade 8
Devon Burger
Jacob Carney
Meghan Copenhaver
Kylee Dixon
Austin Early
Madison Kline
Travis Moe
Montana Nelson
Bowen Reed
Hillman Shiner
Kelsey Silverman
Lauren Staton
Jordan Stowe
Shay Townsend
Hannah Truex
Samantha White
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Cody Abbott
Victor Agee
Nikola Bajs
Wyatt Berry
Elle Ball-Smialek
Ellen Booz
Christian Bourne
Mathew Brooks
Julianne Bryant
Madeline Bryant
Skyler Bushman
Ryan Butler
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Tristen Koch
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Victoria White
Tyrine Williams
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Home sales improve slightly in Fluvanna in 2010
301
286
314
50
$272,530
$233,165
$226,183
0
Houses sold in Fluvanna County
09
08
07
06
10
20
20
20
20
20
Average price of a house sold in Fluvanna County
Fluvanna County
Home Sales Excluding Lake Monticello
$300,000
300
314
301
$/sq ft
145.79
151.01
138.75
$122.12
$112.54
Median
348,900
371,151
334,002
$222,000
$205,250
Low
High
DOM
60,000
725,000
118
85,000
960,000
115
34,300
775,000
124
$40,000 Lake
550,000
$123
Monticello
Home Sales
$22,000 $650,000
$88
Year
Total
Ave $
$/sq ft
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
286
250
$150,000
200
354
266
197
161
152
$254,813
$266,854
$255,323
$231,946
$230,570
$226,183
361
350
Total
Ave Sale $
83
$354,478
95 $250,000
$365,004
104
$305,125
125
$234,735
162$200,000
$222,067
$233,165
400
$272,530
Year
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
437
$273,743
450
$292,683
Median
239,000
247,500
230,000
196,900
200,000
137.35
136.17
132.25
118.44
114.53
Low
148,000
120,000
132,000
100,000
95,000
$100,000
06
20
07
20
08
20
09
20
Average price of a house sold in
Fluvanna County excluding Lake Monticello
10
266
197
161
06
20
$400,000
$350,000
$300,000
$250,000
$200,000
$150,000
$100,000
$50,000
$0
354
07
20
20
08
20
09
20
152
10
197
9
0
20
06
20
07
20
20
08
161
10
10
9
0
20
20
152
20
Average price of a house sold
in Lake Monticello
$350,000
$300,000
$250,000
$200,000
$150,000
$100,000
$50,000
$0
20
$150,000
8
266
$400,000
06
20
0
20
354
$230,570
400
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
$222,067
$292,683
$273,743
83
125
104
95
$272,530
400
162
High
575,000
700,000
612,500
750,000
685,000
$234,735
excluding Lake Monticello
300
250
200
$250,000
150
100
50
0
$200,000
Low
148,000
120,000
132,000
100,000
95,000
Houses sold
in Lake Monticello
Houses sold in Fluvanna County
$300,000
350
$/sq ft
Median
137.35
239,000
136.17 010247,500
2
132.25
230,000
118.44
196,900
114.53
200,000
400
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
$231,946
Lake Monticello Home Sales
$305,125
DOM
118
Ave $
115
$254,813
124
$266,854
$123
09
20
$88
$255,323
$231,946
$230,570
$365,004
Low
High
60,000
725,000
Year 960,000
Total
85,000
2006 775,000
354
34,300
2007
266
$40,000
08 550,000
0
2
$22,000
2008 $650,000
197
2009
161
2010
152
$354,478
Median
348,900
371,151
334,002
$222,000
07
20
$205,250
$226,183
$/sq ft
145.79
151.01
138.75
$122.12
$112.54
$233,165
Total
Ave Sale $
50
83
$354,478
95
$365,004
0
104
$305,125
125
$234,735
06
20
162
$222,067
400
350
300
$50,000
250
200
DOM
150
$0
162
10065
125
104
95
07
06
5077 83
0
0
2
2
109
0
11306
7
8
9
10
0
0
0
20
20
20
20
20
103
$255,323
100
nna County
Home Sales Excluding Lake Monticello
$266,854
150
$254,813
2008
2009
2010
07
20
08
20
09
20
10
20
06
20
7
0
20
8
0
20
09
20
10
20
Information courtesy of CAAR. Graphs by Kathy Zeek.
By Carlos Santos, Editor
$230,570
$231,946
$255,323
$266,854
$254,813
$222,067
$234,735
$305,125
$365,004
the housing market in Fluvanna County?
The statistics show a slight upward trend$400,000
in home sales for 2010 with 314 houses
$350,000
sold, according to the estimated figures compiled
by the Charlottesville Area As$300,000
sociation of Realtors© report (CAAR).
$250,000
The report shows a solid upward trend in
home sales in the county outside Lake
$200,000
Monticello with 162 sold last year compared
to 125 in 2009 and 104 in 2008. But
$150,000
$100,000 last year, continuing a downward
only 1526 houses
were
sold
at Lake
Monticello
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Average house prices in Fluvanna County outside
the
– from about $235,000 in 2009 to about $222,000 in 2010. Average house prices at
Lake Monticello have remained fairly steady with home prices dropping only about
$1,400 from 2009 to 2010.
“Home prices remained steady in the second half of 2010, a signal of possible
price stabilization,” according to the CAAR report which looks at home sales in
Fluvanna, Orange, Greene, Albemarle, Nelson and Louisa counties and Charlottesville.
The report noted of the Charlottesville area that: “The results in our local market
are in line with national figures. Home prices have remained steady and pockets
of value are still attractive for buyers. The gradual float down of listing inventory
and the stability in Days on Market all support the move towards a sustainable and
saleable market. For now, we will continue to watch the inventory of homes for sale
and the number of foreclosures coming into our local market. If we see inventory
levels continue to decline and the pace of foreclosures stays steady, we can expect
prices to begin a gradual rise.”
$350,000
$300,000
$250,000
$50,000
$200,000
$150,000
$100,000
$50,000
$0
$0
$354,478
$400,000
$100,000
So how’s
The least expensive home sold in Fluvanna in 2010 is at 488 Bremo Bluff Road.
It sold for $22,000. The property was foreclosed on and it may be in a flood plain.
The most expensive house sold in Fluvanna in 2010 is at 13 Wedge Terrace in
Lake Monticello. It sold for $685,000. Photos courtesy CAAR.
The oldest home sold in Fluvanna in 2010 is at
35 Paynes Landing near Scottsville. It was built in 1856.
High
575,000
700,000
612,500
750,000
685,000
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The Fluvanna County High School
Scholastic Bowl Team traveled to Charlottesville High School on Jan. 20 to
compete against teams from William
Monroe High School, Western Albemarle High School and Orange County
High School. As the host school, Charlottesville High School refereed the
contest, but did not compete. This was
the last regularly scheduled multi-high
school competition of the season. The
Fluco team competed hard, but was
unsuccessful, losing all three of its
matches.
Each competition at a Scholastic
Bowl event consists of three rounds of
questions that are posed to a team of
four students from each school. After
each round the coach of the school
can substitute with new contestants,
so that multiple team members may
compete over the course of three, three
round contests. However, in this meet it
was apparent that if a team has one exceptional competitor it can dominate
the match. Unfortunately for the Fluco
team several of their opponents had
one such dominate competitor.
The first and third round of questions
in each contest are toss-up questions
that the competitors can buzz in on to
answer. These rounds are similar to the
Jeopardy television program. The second round of the competition involves
questions asked to the entire team. On
these questions the competitors may
collaborate and then provide a team answer. In the toss-up rounds, if a contestant buzzes in before the question has
been completed and gets the question
wrong his or her team is penalized five
points. All correct answers in all rounds
are worth 10 points. Interestingly, the
questions are often quite long and the
answer becomes more apparent as the
question reaches its end. Accordingly,
waiting for the question to be read completely may be risky, as both sides may
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answer, the contestants must be able to
buzz in with the correct answer before
the question has been completely read,
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the earlier part of the question.
The scope and the variety of the
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from the Russian masters, Tolstoy and
Dostoyevsky, to pop authors like Vonnegut, and even beat poets like Ginsberg. Naturally, there are also questions
on current affairs, politics, history, and
the arts. And, to keep it a little light
and current, there are occasional pop
culture questions on subjects such as
video games and movies like, The Princess Bride.
The Fluvanna High School team consists of approximately 20 students, who
are on the team through a self-selection
process. In other words, there are no
tryouts and students who are interested and believe that they can contribute
to the team’s success are welcome to
participate. This year’s team consists of
juniors and seniors only. At this meet,
the Fluvanna team consisted of eight
students. Assistant Coach Whitney
Hawkins said that Melinda Robey and
Seth Stephen would act as team captains during this meet, and they were
the two Fluvanna competitors who
scored the most points for their team
at this event. Other competitors for
Fluvanna were: Kirsten Sites, Brenden
Otten, Alex Otten, Kelly Douma, Richard Benvenutti, and Jordan Ruffner.
The team was a little short-staffed at
this event, as three of the regular team
members were participating in a swim
meet, and were unable to travel with
the Scholastic Team to Charlottesville.
The season-ending Jefferson District
meet is scheduled for Jan. 26 at Louisa
County High School, starting at 5 p.m.
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Fluco sports in review
Fluvanna County
High School
sports schedule
By Sierra Durham and Jamie Paige,
Fluvanna County High School Journalism Program
Wrestling
In a battle to defeat the weak and claim
a championship title, Fluco wrestlers
stood their ground Jan. 22 at Powhatan,
taking home a third place victory over
seven other teams. Although they placed
third as a team, four relentless Flucos
fought for, and achieved, first place rankings. Senior Christian Cherico, junior Ben
Lacey, sophomore Justin Zimmerman,
and freshman Skye Wiersma were all
awarded first place undefeated titles.
However, this was not the first, and
certainly will not be the last time that the
Fluco wrestlers have caused chaos for
opposing teams. On Jan. 14 and 15, four
Flucos wreaked havoc at Riverbend High
School at the annual “Super 32 Tournament.” Cherico placed fourth place out
of 41 wrestlers in his weight class. Zimmerman and Logan Walls placed fifth
for their individual weight classes. Lacey placed eighth. As a whole, the team
hopes to continue this trend throughout
the rest of the season, dominating any
team that stands in the way of their ultimate prize—the champion title.
Swimming
No question about it: The girls’ swim
team is as strong as ever with the addition of a few fast freshmen. So far the
girls have had three relay teams make
state cuts, and six girls make individual
state cuts. Seniors Chelsea Tomko and Riley Scalzo have made it in three events,
while junior Morgan Reynard has made
it in the breaststroke. The team also has
three divers going to states: senior Melissa Messier, junior Yvonne Smith, and
freshman Nicki Douma.
On Jan. 15 Fluvanna participated in an
Invitational hosted by Fork Union Miliary
Academy and finished the meet in third
place, close behind Charlottesville and
Western Albemarle. “We showed we were
really strong competition against AAA
teams like Albemarle,” said Coach Connie Banton.
Joining the girls’ team in the happiness
of success is the boys’ team, which has
really stepped up since last season. At the
FUMA Invitational, the boys’ team came
in fifth out of ten teams. When asked
what he’d like to see the team do, Coach
Jimmy Small said, “continue to improve
and get a few more state cuts.”
The team is already sending seven boys
to state. They include: junior Devon Stribling and freshman Brice Campanelli for
the dive team; Austin Dorsey in the 100
fly; the 200 medly team consisting of Ian
Milburn, Spencer Small, James Barnett,
and Dorsey; and the 200 freestyle relay
consisting of Small, Barnett, Adam Connell, and Dorsey. The team was scheduled to join the girls’ team at a meet at
Woodberry in Orange County on Jan. 25.
Indoor track
The Fluco indoor track team flew true
to the finish on Jan. 15 at the Fred Hardy
Invitational at FUMA. Out of a total of
35 teams, the boys came in a solid 14th
place. The 4x800 relay team – consisting
of Chris Markham, Ben Casto, Greg Edwards, and Kevin Hogan – placed sixth
overall with a district qualifying time of
8:56.97 minutes. Sophomore Chance
Parmly knocked out all competition with
his state qualifying vault of 13’ 6”, putting
him in first place at the meet, and making
him sixth as a national pole-vaulter.
As for the Lady Flucos, out of 35 total teams they made a dashing finish for
13th place. Going into the meet, Coach
Rose Brogan said that she was “striving
toward achieving district qualifying times
for the 4x800 relay team.” Her wish came
true. Also, the 4x200 relay team of Aesia
Tolliver, Alyson Pieno, Emily Farina, and
Greer Brown dashed for a speedy regional qualifying time. Hannah Meador qualified for state competition in pole vault
with a height of 10’ 6”. Brogan said that
she hopes to get “a few more girls qualifying for states, and we’re going to have
to put in some serious hard work and effort to get there.”
Boys’ basketball
The sound of the basketball swishing
through the net is all the crowd hears
when attending the varsity boys’ basketball games. So far, the boys have a
OPEN HOUSE
Girls’ basketball
Playing with almost a completely new
team can be difficult, but the Lady Flucos
varsity team is doing their best to rise to
the challenge. The season started out a
little rough, losing a few games. But that
didn’t stop them from practicing hard
and playing even harder. According to
Coach Chad White, now “they’re working
on skill development and fundamentals.”
As a result, the team is beginning to show
major improvement on the court.
On Jan. 21 the girls played against
Louisa, earning their third win for the
season. The Lady Flucos beat the Louisa
Lions 43-28. Hopefully, the girls will continue to improve.
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Varisty: 14-1 overall (7-1 District)
Upcoming games:
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Home vs. Orange
Jan. 29, 5 p.m.
Away at E.C. Glass
Jan. 31, 6 p.m.
Away at Orange
Feb. 1, 6 p.m.
Home vs. Monticello
Girls’ basketball
Varsity plays after JV
JV: 6-9 overall (4-4 District)
Varisty: 3-12 overall (2-6 District)
Upcoming games:
Jan. 28, 6 p.m.
Away at Orange
Jan. 29, 6 p.m.
Away at E.C. Glass
Jan. 31, 6 p.m.
Home vs. Orange
Feb. 1, 6 p.m.
Away at Monticello
Wrestling
Upcoming events:
Jan. 29, Freedom invitational
Away – TBD
Swimming
Home swim meets are at FUMA
Upcoming events:
Jan. 28, 7:30 p.m.
Away at Prince Edward
Indoor track
Upcoming events:
Jan. 28, 4 p.m.
Away at Woodberry
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District and 14-1 overall. On Jan. 19, the
Flucos went up against Cumberland and
defeated them 82-53. When asked if the
boys need to improve on anything before
the season ends, Coach Jason Davis said,
“We need to focus on running the floor
better and continuing to be a defensive
team.” Upcoming home games include
Jan. 28 against Orange, and Feb. 1 against
Monticello.
On a side note, before the game against
Cumberland started the players showed
their appreciation to a teacher of their
choice. The teachers received a certificate of appreciation. Following are the
students and their teacher “appreciatee”:
Lexi Maddox and Mrs. Sarah Miles, Allen
Dike and Mr. Corey Banton, William Anderson and Mrs. Sharon Rateau, YaYa Anderson and Mrs. Danielle Mavrick, Darien
Dews and Mr. Steve Szarmach, T.J. Dudley
and Mr. Jason Barnett, Aric Edmonds and
Ms. Martha Holt, Jordan Green and Mr.
Bryan Searcy, Blake Hills and Mr. Horace
Scruggs, Josh Hinkle and Mr. Matt Morrison, Taylor Lintucum and Mr. David
Small, A.J. Ragland and Ms. Kristen Davis,
Jake Smith and Mr. Aaron Miller, Spencer
Tinsley and Mr. Mitchell Pace, and Jamal
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Upcoming events
Pancakes for pets
Sweetheart dinner
Our Lady of Peace is sponsoring a
pancake breakfast to raise funds and
supplies for the Fluvanna SPCA on
Saturday Jan. 29 from 7:30 - 10 a.m.
Animals will be available for adoption
at the event at 751 Hillsdale Drive,
Charlottesville. Our Lady of Peace will
continue to accept donations from Jan.
17 until Jan. 29. $5 or donation item.
To view a list of needed items, please
visit www.fspca.org.
Wesley’s Chapel United Methodist
Church will hold its Sweetheart’s
Dinner Sunday, Feb. 6 at 5 p.m. Menu:
chicken casserole dinner and a chocolate heart sundae for two. Adults $5;
children 12 and under $3. Bake sale
and live music! Bring a canned good
or non-perishable item to donate.
Inclement weather date, Feb. 11. For
reservations or for info, call Mandy,
286-4145.
Women’s self defense
Pasta for pets
The Lake Monticello Karate
Academy and the Fluvanna County
Sheriff’s Department is co-hosting a
Women’s Self Defense/Abduction
Seminar on Saturday Jan. 29 from
10:30 a.m. -1:30 p.m. at The LM
Karate Aademy at 6337 Thomas
Jefferson Parkway. Safety and awareness, self defense techniques,
women’s bill of rights, legal do’s and
dont’s of self defense, and what to do
to assist with the investigation after an
attack will be covered. For women 12
and up. lmkarateacademy@comcast.net or 589-5282 to reserve your
spot. $30.
Fluvanna SPCA Pasta for Pets will be
held Feb. 7 from 5 to 8 p.m. at the
Eagles Nest at the Lake Monticello golf
course. Go to www.fspca.org for info.
Twenty percent of the evening’s proceeds will be donated to the Fluvanna
SPCA. Menu options begin at $10 and
each dinner comes with a small salad,
garlic bread, dessert, and a drink.
Century 21 photo contest
The
Century
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Montcello
Properties’ photo contest deadline is
Monday, Jan. 31. Submit photos at
photocontest@lakemonticellohomes.c
om. Entrants will receive a $5 gift certificate from Fluvanna Hardware and a
free Comparative Market Analysis
(CMA) on your property. All entries will
be posted on the Century 21
Monticello Properties Facebook page
and LakeMonticelloHomes.com.
Winners will receive $100 cash, gift
certificates, an attraction coupon book
valued at $3,650, or 1% off sales commission of the listing price of your
property if you decide to list your
home within the next 5 years. Winning
photos will also be displayed in the
Century 21 office, published in a
Century 21 visual tour of Lake
Monticello, and published in Century
21 Monticello Properties ads.
Rules: Photo must be taken in the
Lake Monticello area. It should be a
color photo. No photographs taken
with
camera
phones,
please.
Maximum of five photographs per person. Century 21 Monticello Properties
shall have the exclusive right to reproduce any entry photo in its advertising
and promotional materials.
Tea at Ash Lawn
Not interested in hours and hours of
Super Bowl Sunday? A proper tea with
Queen Hortense, godmother of
Hortensia, President James Monroe’s
first grandchild will be held at Ash
Lawn-Highland on Sunday, Feb. 6 from
2 - 4 p.m. Space is limited, call
(434) 293-8000 for reservations. Best
suited to ages eight and up. $12 per
person also includes tour of the house
and grounds.
New Adobe users group
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Users of Adobe software now have a
local group for networking and support. The first meeting of the Lake
Monticello Adobe Users Group will be
held Feb. 10, 7-8:30. Location to be
determined. http://lakemonticello.groups.
adobe.com/
Miss Fluvanna pageant
The Three Chopt Ruritan Club is
seeking young ladies between the
ages of 16 - 22 to participate in the
Miss Fluvanna pageant on Saturday,
Mar. 5. Applicants must be a resident of Fluvanna County for at least
six months and be able to participate
in the Dogwood Festival between
April 12 - 17 in Charlottesville.
Applications may be obtained from
Pam McDonald at Fluvanna County
High School or by calling Emily Payne
at 589-8797. Deadline is Feb.12.
Bees
A beekeepers class, sponsored by
Fluvanna
County
Cooperative
Extension, will be held Feb. 25, Mar. 4
and Mar. 11 from 2 to 5 p.m. at the
Fluvanna Community Center. $25.
Class size is limited, so register early
by calling Erin, 591-1950.
Cub Scout and Boy Scouts
Informational meetings for boys
interested in scouting will be held on
Thursday evening, Feb. 24, at Zion
United Methodist Church, 1674 Zion
Road, Troy. K – fourth grade meet at 6
p.m. Grades five to twelve meet at 7
p.m. zionumckids@embarqmail.com.
Chainsaw day
Camp Holiday Trails, a camp for
children with special health needs in
Charlottesville will hold Chainsaw Day
on Mar. 19. In preparation for spring,
Camp Holiday Trails needs help clearing brush and fallen trees. The cut
wood will be used during Summer
Camp programs for campfires. Bring
your own chainsaw. Sawing will commence at 10 a.m. and will wind down
around noon with some hot drinks.
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ANIMAL CARE WORKER: Fluvanna County
animal sanctuary has opening for animal
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delivering food, cleaning dog yards/indoor
kennels, cleaning cat rooms. Tasks are very
physical in nature. Hours: 8am – 3pm. Approx. 20-30 hours/week – one weekend day
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HOUSE CLEANING: “Mary’s Mop ‘N Glow”
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HVAC MAINTENANCE & SERVICE TECHNICIAN and HVAC INSTALLER & ASSISTANT
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PRISTINE CLEAN: Weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or as needed. Insured and bonded. Free
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P/T DATA ENTRY: Fluvanna County animal
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DOG SITTING in our home. Taking a trip? The
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Call Emil at 434-589-3098.
FIREWOOD for sale. $80 a load. Call 434589-6356.
FIREWOOD FUNDRAISER: Supporting
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a pickup of seasoned hardwood delivered for
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name and/or business name will be printed in
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Review, 434-591-1000, Ext 21.
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join our sales team. We will provide all leads. Must have
Camera
Adin
good communication skills and be detail
oriented.Ready
Experience
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a
plus.
Generous
commission.
Fluvanna
REVIEW
Send resumé to:
Carlos Santos, Publisher
carlos@fluvannareview.com
Valley Publishing Corp
P.O. Box 59, Palmyra, VA 22963
Estate
Sale
C
onducted by
Nooks & Crannies
Saturday, February 5, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Sunday, February 6, 12:30 – 4 p.m.
10 Out of Bounds Road
Palmyra, VA
Lake Monticello
Turn left on Jefferson Drive at the
main gate. Turn right on Out of
Bounds Road. House is on the
left. Please park safely
and respectfully.
Partial listing: beautiful Wheeler & Wilson antique sewing machine,
contemporary style leather sofa/loveseat/chair/ottoman, matching
bookcases, 5 upholstered Parsons chairs, vintage 1930-40s funiture to include a dining room table
- sideboard and mirror - china cabinet - library table - tall and short chests of drawers, E-Ton
Sport 50 Scooter (only 1,000 miles), new daybed (converts to a queen), vintage mirror-back china cabinet, 5 piece wicker set, matching end tables, large entertainment center, large lacquered
coffee table, painted hutch, full length Raccoon coat, 5 piece oak and iron kitchen set, display case,
Precious Moments collection, Madame Alexander doll collection, Lenox, Lladro, Goebel, Dresden,
fine Fenton epergne, TVs, Dell computer, large leather ottoman, cast iron lawn furniture, books,
CDs/DVDs/VHS, treadmill, compressor, service for 8 Farberware “Bellini” pattern, kitchen items,
prints, Weber gas grille, floor lamps, and too much more to mention!
Everything is in super condition. Cash and checks only. Bring this ad for
admittance to Lake Monticello. Inclement weather dates: February 12-13
(434) 591-6119
SOCIAL
SERVICES
BENEFIT PROGRAMS
SUPERVISOR: Rural
public social service
agency. Duties include
oversight of all state and local
benefit programs and supervision of
staff. Individual must possess
knowledge of benefit/social services
systems with supervisory and
teamwork experience preferred.
Salary $35,443. All state applications
must be submitted online at
http://jobs.agencies.virginia.gov/.
Deadline is 02/04/11. EOE/AA
Employer.
NOTICE
ABANDONED VESSEL
Providing Full Service
Veterinary Care for Cats and Dogs!
Dr. Erin Davis
Notice is hereby given that the following
vessel (OWNER: William and Karen W.
Downs) has been abandoned for more
than 60 DAYS on the property of:
Willie Macklin
8330 George A. Watkins Rd.,
Quinton, VA 23141
Saturday, January 29, 2011,
9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
Sunday, January 30,
1-4 p.m. 50% Off!
Monday Bargains!
9 a.m.-1 p.m. 75% Off!
1046 Blackburn Bluff,
Dunlora, Charlottesville, VA
Directions: Rio Rd. to Dunlora
entrance to third left on Blackburn
Bluff; house on left.
Vintage cherry hall table, striped
damask camelback sofa, beautiful
rugs, white twin beds w/matching
coverlets/shams/curtains/small
chest of drawers or dresser/nightstand, rocker, mid-century modern
black queen-size bed & dining
table, lamps, pale green sofa, end
tables, bookcases, vintage canedseat rocker, Toro Super Blower/Vac,
wet/dry vac, wheelbarrow, ladder,
lots of vintage
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proof.of Please
let me know if
vessel:
Marquis-15’, Fiberglass, 1973,
you want changesMRBA149CCMA
or not. (591-1000).
Application for Watercraft
Thanks!
Registration/Title will be made in
January &areFebruary
(540) 832 - 1751
Thanks!
accordance with Section 29.1733.1 of the Code ofFluvanna
Virginia if thisReview
vessel
isAdvertisements
not claimed anddesigned
removed within
days
by the30Fluvanna
Review may not be
of firstreproduced
publication of
this notice.
Please by the Fluvanna
without
permission
BeverlyReview
Smith • 434-960-4865
contact the Virginia Department of Game
www.estatesalesunlimited.net
and Inland Fisheries with questions.
VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY OF FLUVANNA
Robert Joseph Kanser,
Here is your ad
proof.
Please let me know
Plaintiff
No.10CL206
is your adCase
proof.
Please let m
if you want changes v.or not.Here
(591-1000).
Suzanne Jeanette Kanser
if you want
changes or not. (591-10
Thanks!
Defendant
DENTAL MONTH!
20% OFF
All Dental Products
& Procedures!
Call to schedule
Wellness exams, puppy/kitten visits, spay/neuter,
microchipping, surgery, dental cleanings & dental surgery
In House Lab-blood results while you wait
Digital X-Ray • Dental X-Ray
Located at Zion Crossroads
across the street (Rt.15) from
Walmart/Lowes
State, and that her last know address is: 6302 S. U.S. Highway 41, Ruskin,
Florida 33570 it is therefore
ORDERED that said Suzanne Jeanette Kanser is to appear on or before the
25th day of February, 2011, in the Clerk’s Office of this Court and to do
what is necessary to protect her interest and it is
ORDERED that the foregoing portion of this Order be published once a week for
four(4) consecutive weeks in the Fluvanna Review, a newspaper of general
circulation in the County of Fluvanna, Virginia, and shall be posted on the front
of the courthouse within 10 days after entry of this Order of Publication
Entered this 29th day of Dec. 2010.
Clean, modern, brand new facility
M-F: 7:30-7pm • Sat: 8 am-2 pm
65 Jefferson Court
Gordonsville, Va. 22942
ORDER OF
PUBLICATION
Fluvanna Review
01-13-11
Issue
THE OBJECT of the above-styled case used is to obtain aFluvanna
Decree of Divorce
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Advertisements designed by the aFluvanna
Review mayand
not be
vinculo matrimonii;
reproduced without permission by the Fluvanna
Review designed by the Fluvanna Rev
Advertisements
IT APPEARING TO THE COURT, by Affidavit
filed according to law, that
reproduced without permission by the Fl
Suzanne Jeanette Kanser, the above-named Defendant, is not a resident of the
Exit #136
OFF I64
John G. Berry
Circuit Court Judge
I ASK FOR THIS:
Steven Shareff, Esquire
Virginia State Bar Id. No. 24323
PO Box 729
Louisa, Virginia 23093
(540) 748-2176
Counsel for the Plaintiff
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Diane Miller
434-960-5856
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434-987-4426
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434-531-0817
Yonna.Smith@
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