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PRICE REDUCED 885 Jefferson Drive $149,000 31 Woodlawn Drive $128,900 Outmaneuver the competition Regarding the options available to provide water to Zion Crossroads, Fluvanna County Supervisor Joe Chesser was recently quoted as saying, “We’ve been studying and studying and studying. We need to act.” Isn’t that exactly what Marvin Moss and his cohorts said regarding the school – when they were explicitly warned that we were being overcharged for the large debt we were about to undertake? We’re now suing the financial adviser for the bad advice we were given! An incremental approach for supplying water to Zion Crossroads, supported by fiscally responsible supervisors, is attractive. Utilize available excess capacity at the Department of Corrections women’s prison (150,000 gallons per day). Build a pipeline from the prison to Zion Crossroads. This won’t add to the cost of a higher capacity system that will come later, because it will be part of any future system expansion. This low cost first step can be built for about $3.5million. Let’s see if the pipeline actually brings economic development, and only then consider expansion of the system to accommodate more customers. The Aqua Virginia approach would risk more than $20 million of taxpayer money, while Aqua risks nothing. Success would depend on Fluvanna County selling most of the water to Louisa County! Even more extreme, a ‘resurrected’ James River Water Authority approach, a terribly misguided notion, would likely cost Fluvanna more than $30 million! Louisa County is our competitor for economic development. Why would we do anything to facilitate more growth on their side of the county line? If Fluvanna can offer water at Zion, and Louisa cannot, guess where the economic development will take place? If Fluvanna and Louisa share access to the water Fluvanna supplies, we’ll end up in bidding wars to entice businesses to locate on the Fluvanna side of the line. The resulting tax and infrastructure incentives will give away much of the revenue benefit of economic development. We have the means to outmaneuver our competition. Let’s take advantage of this unique opportunity. Take an incremental approach. It is the taxpayer’s money that will pay for the pipeline; please spend as little as possible until we get a taste of success. Keep the water in Fluvanna - don’t facilitate more growth in Louisa. Denny Avers Palmyra Meet John Douglass Many of my friends here at the Lake are Republicans. I am a Democrat. Though we usually avoid discussing politics, there is a Democratic candidate this year that I hope my friends will agree warrants crossover consideration by Republicans. He is General John Douglass, a retired Air Force brigadier general running for Congress in our 5th District, opposing Representative Robert Hurt. General Douglass previously served as a military staffer on Ronald Reagan’s National Security Council, is a former Assistant Secretary of the Navy, and is a military intelligence and technology expert. He also served as president and CEO of Aerospace Industries Association which represents the nation’s leading manufacturers and suppliers of civil, military and business aircraft. General Douglass was asked by Time Magazine columnist, Joe Klein, why he was a Democrat. His response was, “I’m too progressive on social issues. I just think everybody should get a fair shot at the dream, but we seem to be drifting away from that.” In Klein’s interview Douglass made clear his support for equal rights for all - including homosexuals. He also makes clear his opposition to the proposed open pit uranium mine in Pittsylvania County, which he calls a “potential disaster to the environment.” I encourage Lake residents, Democrats and Republicans, as well as other concerned citizens in Fluvanna County to meet General Douglass. The Fluvanna Democratic Committee is sponsoring a brunch at the Lake Monticello Clubhouse on October 14 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. 1168 Hollands Road $124,500 Buck Island BBQ partnered with AmeriGas and is now a Waterfront Lots Propane Tank and Refill Station GAS SPECIAL 26 Mesquite Place ..... $149,500 Exchange your tank for an AmeriGas tank and all refills will be $14 for a standard 20 tank 9 Kanawha Court....... $225,000 Drop it off in the morning and pick up full on the way home 936 Jefferson Drive ....$179,900 33 Begum Road $219,000 32 Nahor Drive $179,000 Craig 434-996-5119 Lisa 434-589-6386 [email protected] If you own your tank $15 to refill it. Larger tanks filled at $3.49 per gallon $4 OFF A TANK EXCHANGE When you exchange your tank for an AmeriGas tank Bring this ad Located On Rt. 53, 2243 Thomas Jefferson Pkwy. 434-872-0259 • www.buckislandbbq.com 4 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | September 13, 2012 Family owned and operated where General Douglass will speak and answer questions. Details will be published at a later date. One more thing – General Douglass is 71 years old. His high energy is remarkable, but he is not running for Congress to enhance his credentials or further his career. He has been quite happy and quite occupied in semi-retirement on his farm in Fauquier County. His candidacy and tremendous dedication of time and travel throughout the 5th District is for his country – for you, me, and our children and grandchildren. George Coussoulos Lake Monticello For Romney-Ryan As a long-time professional economist I encourage voting for the Romney-Ryan ticket to help grow the economy, create jobs and reduce the deficit. President Obama’s job performance over the last four years has been extremely weak. Even he gives himself a grade of “Incomplete.” As a college professor I have given many “Incomplete” grades to students and this is a self-admission of bad performance since it means the student did not meet the goals established in the time allowed. President Obama likes to take credit for the recovery as weak as it is. In fact, over the past 60 years the U.S. economy has grown in approximately 90 percent of the quarters and 90 percent of the years so it has a natural built in bias for growth, typically at rates of 2.5 to 3 percent or more. Also, the economy usually grows well in excess of these rates after a recession. The Obama economy has barely grown and this weak growth is evidence that his policies of excessive regulation, deriding business success and reckless spending are actually holding us back. For the sake of your own economic wellbeing and especially for our children and grandchildren I encourage Fluvanna voters to select the Romney-Ryan ticket in November. Ron Davis Lake Monticello Misleading picture Mrs. (Mary) Boyd’s letter to the editor (Sept. 6 issue) paints a misleading picture. Despite President Obama’s claim to making education more affordable, the opposite is true. The State Council for Higher Education in Virginia report on tuition for the 2011 and 2012 academic years reports that Virginia college costs this year, in terms of percentage of disposable income, will be at a record 43.7%, surpassing last year’s record of 41.9%. College is less affordable, not more, and throwing Pell Grant money at colleges does nothing to encourage them to hold down costs (note the continued tuition increases during the recession… no belt tightening, just complaints about reduced state funding). Out-of-control college tuition hikes are decimating middle class savings and putting middle class children under huge amounts of debt. President Obama would like us to give him credit for using our tax dollars (I pay federal income tax) to fund somebody else’s college education while I watch my savings dwindle away and my kids go into debt. That’s obscene. President Obama also tried to kill the D.C. Charter School Program…twice. Minority students from these schools pleaded with President Obama for continued funding, but were denied in 2009. It only exists today because of the Republican sponsored SOAR Act and in fact funding was not in President Obama’s latest budget proposal. The reason has nothing to do with performance and everything to do with President Obama’s obligation to the National Education Association. Finally, isn’t it ironic that Mrs. Boyd urges a vote for President Obama and more federal education dollars while praising the waivers of NCLBA, a Federal Program? Talk about trying to have it both ways. Ken Duffau Lake Monticello Abysmal results In her Sept. 6 letter, Mary Boyd endorses President Obama because he will “invest” more money in education. But the problem is not that we are spending too little. Since 1970 total education spending in America increased from $4,060 to over $10,000 per pupil in constant dollars (adjusted for inflation), yet reading scores and graduation rates haven’t improved. When the Department of Education was created, America led the world in science and math. Now, the U.S. ranks 17th in science and 25th in math. Academic research backs this up. Researcher Eric Hanushek studied per pupil spending and concluded that we have increased spending for decades with no sign that student performance has improved. The issue, he says, is getting productive use of our spending. The fact is that we are paying for a first class education system but we’re not getting one. Both parties are at fault. President Bush doubled K-12 spending during his administration but we have little to show for it. Ms. Boyd praises Obama for granting waivers to No Child Left Behind but he only grants them in exchange for more federal control over those states’ school systems. His “Race to the Top” program also expands federal control. In fact Obama’s solution to every problem is more federal spending and more federal control. We’ve been doing that for decades and the results are abysmal. Mitt Romney supports school choice (including vouchers), local control, innovation, increased transparency, and welcoming new education providers (including for-profit schools). This approach has worked well in Sweden where vouchers and school choice promoted innovation and competition. The result is significantly improved academic performance in both their public and private schools. A vote for Obama is a vote to expand a failed approach. Mitt Romney will spend our education dollars more wisely. Sam T. Edwards Scottsville Disease prevention The Republican Party advocates the repeal of the Patient Protection and Affordable care Act. They call it “Obamacare” so they don’t have to emphasize “patient protection” and “affordable care.” So far they have not articulated any specific content for a replacement. The Affordable Care Act, which the U.S. Supreme Court recently upheld provides incentives to fitness and wellness not previously addressed in health insurance policies. A recent article in the Washington Post highlighted provisions of the law designed to promote “wellness, fitness and prevention.” Many of these provisions have been in effect since the inception of the law. Under this law there is a long list of wellness services available to insured’s free of any co-payment. The wellness services that are available as part of the insurance contract that require no co-payment include: • For adults: Screening for colorectal cancer and depression, immunizations, obesity counseling, help quitting smoking • For women: Screenings for gestational diabetes and cervical cancer, wellwoman visits • For children: Behavioral assessments, body mass index measurements, vision and lead screening • For seniors: Under Medicare, bone mass measurement, prostate cancer screening, cholesterol, and cardiovascular screening, flu shots. The article states “a large portion of (current) healthcare costs are attributable to preventable disease.” Research has shown that when cost barriers are removed, “people are much more likely to use (such) services.” According to the Kaiser foundation this has been demonstrated over many years. Preventative medicine saves lives and in turn reduces costs. Examine any proposed plan put forth during the political campaign presidential, congressional and senate) to be certain that it contains a wellness component. If it does not, how can it be considered an improvement? Ask yourself if it is a step forward or backward. Imagine a future where healthcare references disease prevention instead of disease treatment. Joe Ronan Lake Monticello See Letters, page 6 Correction: In a Sept. 6 article on the Fluco girls’ volleyball team defeating Liberty High, sophomore varsity player Kylee Dixon’s name was misspelled. Clarification: In a Sept. 6 article on maintenance issues at county school buildings, School Superintendent Gena Keller should have been quoted as saying “The Board of Supervisors has set aside approximately $169,000 for small maintenance projects for this year and it is appreciated.” September 13, 2012 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | 5 Letters from page 5 Romney for women In a pathetic effort to try to show President Obama did something worthwhile in public office for women, (Kathryn) Hunter and (Kathy Swenson) Miller – associated with Women for Obama in Fluvanna County – cobbled together an exaggerated list of so-called Obama accomplishments. The list appears in their letter to the Fluvanna Review editor under the overblown title, “Obama’s war for woman’s rights,” published September 6. Let’s explore and verify just one of the accomplishments they claim for Obama in his alleged war for women rights. Hunter and Miller assert the fact that Obama signed the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act. But his signing the bill distorts the big picture. Obama was not the champion of that legislation; many legislators were over many years. Moreover, that legislation has been the law of the land by Supreme Court action for a great many years. So the Act – and Obama signing it – does not constitute significant or breakthrough policy for women. The Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act should be credited to Senator Mikulski – a woman I might add – from Maryland, not Barack Obama. You would think Hunter and Miller would be more sensitive to giving credit to a woman like Mikulski for her accomplishments in behalf of wom- en. Instead they assign the equal pay legislation credit to Obama. Besides, Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act is a 2009 piece of legislation. That was nearly four years ago. What serious public policy has Obama created for women lately? And why is this coming up now? Democrats like Hunter and Miller are desperate to find more Obama votes from women, because Barrack Obama is declining in voter tracking polls. Yesterday, Sept. 5, Rasmussen voter tracking poll has it Romney 48% and Obama 45%. So, as Obama slips in the polls, Democrats need to change the subject to things like ginned-up accomplishments for women. It is anything but the economy and jobs. Democrats cannot escape their poor performance in dealing with the economy and job creation. And women are suffering in this Democrat economy as well. It is time to change leadership to Romney, who seeks to help both women and men. Jerome “Jerry” Patchen Palmyra Impact on schools It is easy to forget the frightening condition of the American economy in 2009 and the controversy surrounding efforts to overcome the collapse of capital markets. It is also easy to forget how the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), the Obama stimulus program, benefited Fluvanna County. The largest single impact was on our local public schools. The Fluvanna public school system received a total of $3.4 million in funding directly from the ARRA. This money was essential in keeping experienced teachers and staff on board and our relatively low studentteacher ratio in place in a period when tax revenues were declining due to foreclosures and high unemployment. In March 2009, the ARRA made possible the distribution of school bond savings through refinancing to 31 Virginia jurisdictions. Fluvanna recouped $9,520 in interest savings on its school bonds. The county was also able to refinance $5,420,000 in existing school bonds through the Virginia Public School Authority as part of the 2009 Obama federal stimulus program taking these bonds down to a zero percent interest rate. This action saved Fluvanna another approximately $1 million in interest. The balance on those bonds is now $2,704,077. In early 2009 Fluvanna County staff put together an excellent application for funding the construction of a new Fork Union replacement fire station. The Federal Emergency Management Agency subsequently approved the grant request and provided a total of $1.451 million for the project. This grant provided approximately 80% of the total planning and construction costs for the Fork Union station. Construction is now beginning so the stimulus package is still at work in Fluvanna. In addition, this grant from the federal government made it possible to design and build a state-of-the-art fire station at Kents Store. It can be said with certainty that there would have been no new Fork Union Fire Station without this infusion of money from the ARRA. So the total Fluvanna County received in funding from the Obama stimulus package was: $3.4 million for Fluvanna’s schools; $1 million in saved interest on school bonds; $9,520 in bond savings; and finally $1.451 million for the Fork Union fire station. The total received by Fluvanna is therefore $5,860,520. Fluvanna put these funds to good use. Thank you President Obama and the members of Congress who supported his stimulus package. Katy Clossin Troy Goodbye Jack and I would like to thank our many friends for sending best wishes on our move from beautiful Lake Monticello to our former hometown of Webster, New York. We will be closer to some of our children but will certainly miss you all and the beauty of the Lake. 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Gifford. candidates. Families, farmers, and business people, stopped “We need volunteers,” said [email protected] or contact Debbie Ritby to chat, get some literature tenhouse at 434-286-2377, or stop by the house. “We need decorations for the ofabout the candidates, register to vote and headquarters to sign up. fices, we need volunteers to man shifts. pick up signs. On election day the Republicans also Rittenhouse spoke about the upcoming Right now we are working with a skeleneed people to hand out literature and fund raiser at Camp Friendship to be held ton crew. Just three hours of time a week talk to voters outside the polls. Inside the on Saturday (Sept. 15) at noon. A roster of is all we ask,” she said. polls, volunteers are needed as election top Republicans will be speaking about Shifts include, Monday, Wednesday, officials, including poll watchers, mathis years’ election and the issues that and Friday from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m., Tueschine verifiers, and vote counters. 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New debt would cover fire trucks and patrol cars. “We’re looking at how to take advantage of the current low-rate environment to offset debt of bonds coming due and the costs of fire trucks and police vehicles,” Nichols said after the meeting. The sheriff cars will cost $220,000; the fire truck, $541,321. Interest rates are so low, the county could reduce the annual payment on debt an average of $120,000, the financial advisors said. Financial Advisor Diane Klaiss made the presentation. Her Raymond James Morgan Keegan colleague, Jim Johnson, was on hand to answer questions. Board Chairman Shaun Kenney (Columbia) said while they are certainly talking about a lot of money, in practical terms, it’s not that different than refinancing a mortgage or credit card at a lower interest rate. “It would be taking bonds financed at 6 percent and turning them into 3 percent bonds,” Kenney said “It’s just the same as taking a credit card with a 20 percent interest rate and rolling the balance onto a card with a five percent rate.” The existing debt is not just the $68.3 million for the high school, but includes bonds issued to build the library and courthouse. Those total $4.1 million. An annual payment on that total debt of $72.4 million is $5.875 million. Even though the Board budgeted $7.4 million for a mandated upgrade to the E911 radio system and has it on hand, Klaiss said it might make sense to borrow some or that entire amount because interest rates are so low and not likely to get much lower. Kenney said that could be the fiscally responsible thing to do. “Money has never been cheaper,” Kenney said. “We could take the $7 million we have set aside and finance all or some of it at say, two percent. We’d hold on to our cash and that will give us the latitude to address other needs. It gives us a lot more leeway.” Klaiss had one slide that showed bond prices over the past 20 years. During that time, rates have been higher than the current 3.72 percent bond buyer 20 rate, 99 percent of the time. Kenney asked the investors if there are parameters other entities look at when making the decision to refinance. Johnson said most governments, businesses or hospitals consider saving two to three percent a deal good enough to refinance. “Right now, on some of the bonds, you’re looking at a savings of 5.8 percent,” he said. “I’m not telling you what to do, but you asked for a guideline.” The only decision made by the Board Wednesday evening (Sept. 5) was to tell investors to pursue some of the options. At the Sept. 19 Board of Supervisor meeting, there will be a public hearing on what to do about a $2.7 million bond that is coming due Jan. 1, 2013. There is a chance to finance that debt through the Virginia Public School Authority pool at an estimated rate of 3.09 percent. Supervisor Mozell Booker (Fork Union) was at the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Fork Union fire house Saturday (Sept. 8) and talked about paying off the debt. “All I know is I figured out I’ll be 93 when the school is paid off and I plan to be around to celebrate,” Booker said. Virginia Power files to covert Bremo Power Station to natural gas Dominion Virginia Power is proposing to convert Bremo Power Station in Fluvanna County from using coal to burning natural gas to generate electricity, according to a story last week in the Richmond Times-Dispatch newspaper. The Fluvanna Review reported in July of last year that the change was on the way. In its application filed with the Virginia State Corporation Commission, Dominion noted that it had agreed to stop using coal and convert the 227-megawatt, two-unit power station by spring 2014 as part of the air permit for the company’s new Virginia City Hybrid Energy Center in Wise County, the newspaper said. If the SCC approves the estimated $53.4 million conversion, the company would cease burning coal at Bremo in fall 2013, the paper said. Bremo entered service in 1931, and the two units now in use were put into service in 1950 and 1958, respectively. This would be the ninth company-owned, coal-fired power station announced in recent years with units to be closed or converted to alternative fuels. During construction, the electric utility said, the conversion is expected to have an economic benefit to the state of about $7 million and create up to 42 new jobs. The station will have an annual economic impact of about $24 million once it is completed, according to the Times-Dispatch. airs to You HMobile Hair Service We’re Local-Come See Us SAVE ENERGY AND FUEL COSTS Now Offering Expert Tire Service at Great Prices Hair Care in the Convenience of Your Own Home. Wet Serving CUTS Women $24 Men $22 KIDS $15 12 & Under • ENGINE - TRANSMISSIONS • EXHAUST SYSTEMS • COMPUTERIZED 4 WHEEL ALIGNMENT • FUEL INJECTION • A/C CERTIFIED SERVICE • ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS • TRANSMISSION FLUID EXCHANGER • VA. 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County Administrator Steve Nichols lobbied for the new position telling the board it makes sense to centralize that function. In July, the Board of Supervisors voted to eliminate the Director of Facilities position. In the restructuring, Nichols moved facilities under Public Works. Part of the savings, $43,000, was used to hire Rodish. The new officer most recently worked as a purchasing technician for Orange County. Rodish applied for the Fluvanna job, he said, because he saw it as an “opportunity to expand professionally.” Rodish is a student at Liberty University where he is working on his bachelor’s degree in Business and Accounting. He lives in Gordonsville but was born and raised in Greene County. 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Box 364 Palmyra, VA 22963 www.taylorlynhomes.com Office 434-589-5075 Mobile 434-962-9857 E-mail: [email protected] September 13, 2012 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | 9 The Wilmington Club: six decades of community life BY VALERIE DAVIS CORRESPONDENT Passersbys traveling along Route 608 south of Wilmington may barely notice the white cinderblock building that sits in a pine clearing off the road. Ask any local resident, however, and you are likely to open a floodgate of memories about this modest structure that has faithfully served as the hub of the community for over 60 years. Two civic-minded women, Virginia Kent Loving and “Bootsy” Frye Dillard, led efforts to start a social center in southeast Fluvanna in the late 1940s. They persuaded property owner James B. Bell to donate an acre of his land for the site of the center. Their dream became a true community project as funds were raised and local men donated their time and skills to construct the building. A plaque, still hanging in the main meeting hall, lists 97 charter members of the Wilmington Community Association in 1951. “It was built as a social center for families in the area,” explained Mildred Pippin, who serves as the current president of the organization, now referred to simply as the Wilmington Club. “Schools and churches were 10 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | September 13, 2012 conditioning, and no one seems to mind. When an event is scheduled during the winter months, Childress goes into the building hours ahead of time to start a fire in the wood stove on one side of the room and to light the kerosene stove at the opposite end. In the summertime, members host picnics and meetings at their homes. Continual upkeep is needed due to the age of the building. Childress said the front door entrance was remodeled and a new floor was installed in the kitchen about five years ago. Last year a ramp donated by the Ruritan Club was added outside the kitchen door for wheelchair accessibility. The club’s charter members. the gathering places in those days, but back then few churches out in the country had fellowship halls. A community center served as a place for birthday parties, bridal and baby showers, and square dances.” The 79-year-old has a lifetime of memories associated with the center. When she was a teenager, Pippin attended the once-a-month Saturday night dances with her parents and siblings. Her wedding reception was held at the center in 1953. Joe Childress and his wife Lily also attended the dances as a young couple during that era and continue to be actively involved in the organization. They celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at the clubhouse. “The dances were good, clean fun for teenagers to participate in. There were no alcoholic beverages,” said Childress. “Those teenagers are now us as senior citizens. We are grandparents now.” Some things haven’t changed. The building does not have central heat or air The Wilmington Club Current members, courtesy of Mildred Pippin, president Paula and Preston Bell Joe and Lillie Childress Jeannine Desjardine Richard and Euxine Faix Helen Fines Calvin and Julia Gentry Allen and Edna Griffin Davis and Mary Ann Hodges Betty Jane and John W. Holland Trish and Jon Lane Tom and Shirley LeVines Robert and Graciella Lum Howard Markham Pat Ruggiero Betty McGehee Minnie Lee McGehee Overton McGehee Cathy and David Miller Marvin Moss Liz and Selwyn Palmer Mildred Pippin Nancy Smith Jim and Cheri Tew Evelyn and Ryland Watts In August, aging pine trees at the front of the building were cut down. The organization plans to give the site a makeover by planting azaleas, dogwoods, and redbuds next spring. The Wilmington Club has seen its share of changing seasons too as the membership base gets older. There were more than 100 members in the early years. Pippin says that number has dwindled to about 35 members, and only 20 to 25 are actively involved in the club. “Most of our membership is older people. It used to be that entire families would come,” said Pippin. “I don’t know what we can do to bring in the younger ones.” Dances, once the mainstay that drew large crowds, are no longer held at the center. Meetings are held on the third Saturday of every month and usually include a potluck dinner and a presentation by a guest speaker or an entertainment program. The Ruritans, whose sign is displayed along the roadside, work in partnership with the Wilmington Club and use the building for their monthly meetings. As a fundraiser, the ladies of the Wilmington Club prepare meals at Ruritan events. Several men, like Childress, are members of both organizations. “I enjoy the fellowship. The people that come are so friendly,” he said. “We don’t talk politics or religion. There’s no controversy. I enjoy taking my grandkids occasionally and they have a good time too.” “Plus the ladies in this area are excellent cooks,” Childress added. “The food is always delicious.” The Wilmington Club also generates funds by renting out the facility for family reunions, showers, and other special events. Times are tight, however, and Pippin says they are operating “on a shoestring.” She hopes younger people, especially families with children, will take an interest in joining the club. Although meetings are not open to the public, members are encouraged to invite guests. Pippin says she misses the close-knit farming community of her childhood. Society is more mobile now, and there are so many other activities competing for people’s time and attention. “I like to say that I came along during the best times, when life was slowerpaced and people looked after each other,” she said. “I think we have lost a lot of that.” The Wilmington Club is one way to maintain those relationships and to strengthen the bonds of community and friendship. Pippin hopes the club will continue to have a presence in the area 60 years from now. “We have tried to keep it just as it was in the ‘50s. This is still a good, clean, fun place to come,” she said. Mildred Pippin is president of the club. Photos by O.T. Holen. 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Albright, who has served as pastor of Grace and Glory for the past six years, will preside over the special worship service in the new church, which was completed on the 10 acre site in August of this year. The new $ 1.4 million worship facility was designed by Hughes Associates Architects of Roanoke and constructed by Nielsen Builders Inc. of Harrisonburg. The building houses a sanctuary able to seat up to 180 parishioners, and includes three classrooms, a nursery, a conference room, a kitchen, and administrative offices. Grace and Glory, the only Lutheran church in Fluvanna County, held its first 12 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | September 13, 2012 Photo by Wayne Carney. service on February 11, 2001, at the original Armstrong Fitness Center, at that time located near Lake Monticello. In all, 53 individuals attended the initial service. Since then, attendance and membership has mushroomed, and currently the congregation has more than 160 members. In recent years, the congregation has been worshipping at the Fluvanna County Middle School (now the Carysbrook Elementary School) on Rt. 15. Sunday education classes for adults and youth are offered at 9:15 a.m., and the worship service at 10:15 a.m. The dedication service planned for Sept. 23 will feature special music selections by the Grace and Glory choir and the handbell choir. One of the highlights of the service will be the blessing of various rooms and furnishings in the new church structure. Funding for the new building came from contributions from parishioners, those in the community and other congregations, a gift from the Virginia Synod of the ELCA and a loan from the national ELCA’s Mission Investment Fund. September 13, 2012 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | 13 Fluco sports in review BY ERIN MORRIS AND CHARLIE CHARLTON, FLUVANNA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISM PROGRAM Erin and Charlie compiled this information with the oversight of journalism teacher Elizabeth Pellicane Golf The 2012-2013 school year has been full of firsts: a new building, new turf fields, and new players. The golf team has also experienced its own first: sophomore Kaitlyn Presley, the first female on the Fluco golf team. “She’s the first girl we’ve had ever, as far as I know,” said Coach Bryan Searcy. “It’s been great.” In one of the last few weeks of the golf season, the Flucos went up against Albemarle on Sept. 6. They came in second to Albemarle with an overall score of 192. According to Searcy, though the season “has been fun,” it has not been without its bumps. For example, a match scheduled at Goochland on Sept. 4 was cancelled due to scheduling confusion on Goochland’s side and is being rescheduled. Scheduled matches include Sept. 14 at Buckingham and Sept. 21 at home against Kettle Run. Cross country Feet pounding, arms pumping, and hair flying. These images are those that accompany any Fluvanna cross-country meet. But as these Flucos run their way to the elusive finish line, what passes through their brains? “I usually think about how much farther I have to go,” said senior cross-country runner Megan Graham. “Or when I can start walking,” she added jokingly. Despite what runs through these determined runners’ minds, they are all set to make this 2012 season a successful one. Their mindset is finding success so far. Both teams won the meet against Madison and East Rockingham on Sept. 5. The teams then went on to run in the Fork Union Military Academy Invitational on Sept. 8. While there, the teams performed admirably, making Fluvanna proud with a firm fifth place finish. Senior Chris Markham placed first in the Patriot Race and junior Nicole Douma placed fifth overall. “I think we’ve had a great start to the season,” said senior Robert Powers, “and we have a good chance to be really competitive as a team.” The teams will be running once more at Woodberry on Sept. 15. Varsity football Despite being defeated by Spotsylvania with a score of 7-10 on Sept. 7, the Flucos held their heads high. Still, many players felt the loss for Fluvanna was surprising and out of the blue. “How our team came out and played was neither planned nor expected,” said sophomore Peter Lacey. The team got in a few admirable plays, but the tough game was lost by only a few crucial points. The expectations for Fluvanna are really high this year, with a current record of 1-2. “We want to win over 500 percent [over half of the games played],” said Coach Mitchell Pace. So players hope to use even this loss as an opportunity to correct hard-learned mistakes and make a fantastic comeback. “If we play like we practice, then surely we can beat them,” said Pace. Volleyball The girls of the Fluvanna County volleyball team definitely love the game. Both varsity and jv had a tournament on Sept. 4 against Madison, with the varsity team winning 3-0. Though the jv team lost 1-2, they are constantly improving. Though described as “young in key spots,” by Coach Christy Garrett, “they are a hard-working and determined group of girls.” Varsity also played in a tournament on Sept. 8 against Franklin County, Albemarle County, and Western, Stonewall Jackson and Franklin, winning five total games throughout the tournament. Both teams will be playing in matches on Sept. 11 at Liberty High School in Bealton. The expectations for this game are high. Junior varsity football The junior varsity team walked off the field pleased after tying with the Spotsylvania Knights on Sept. 5. With a score of 19-19 and the motivation of a new school and new players, the season is going well, with an overall record of 0-2-1. “If they are spending millions of dollars on the field, we should be good,” said sophomore Juan Salazar. Coach Mike Sheridan has made a practice of debriefing with the team after all games, discussing what they did right or could have improved on. The talks can be uplifting after a loss or have an energy that keeps the spirits high after a win. Even though the Flucos have had their fair share of wins and losses, they hope to finally make a mark on the map for themselves this season. Junior Jesse Vandyke in the Sept. 7 game against Spotsylvania. Ranson’s 68 Heritage Drive, Unit 1, Palmyra, VA 22963 (434) 589-5803 Activation fee/line: $35. IMPORTANT CONSUMER INFORMATION: Subject to Cust. 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Photos by Fluvanna Sports Photography, www.FluvannaPhotos.com (Off Rt. 600, near CVS & Dogwood Rest.) Questions? Call 434-591-1018 Fluco cross country runners score impressive victories BY DUNCAN NIXON CORRESPONDENT The Flying Fluco boys’ and girls’ cross country teams traveled north to Madison County High School on Wednesday (Sept. 5) for a three way meet with Madison and East Rockingham High Schools. The Fluco teams both came away with impressive victories. Coach Rose Brogan’s girls’ team scored a nearly perfect win. If a team takes the first five places in a cross country meet, it scores a perfect low score of 15. The final score of this three way meet was: Fluvanna County High School 16, Madison County High 51 and East Rockingham High School 76. The first place finisher in this meet for the Flucos was senior Stephanie Bossong, who completed the 5K (3.1 mile) course in 21:35. Fifty eight seconds behind Bossong was Fluco sophomore Devon Burger. Sixteen seconds behind Burger was Fluco junior Nikki Douma. Fifteen seconds behind Douma was fourth place finisher junior Brooke Haislip. Accordingly, Fluco runners took the first four places in this event. The Flucos almost had the top five spots, as sophomore Peyton Olinger was beaten out for fifth place by only five seconds. Coach Tom Casto’s boys’ team also scored an easy win in its three way competition. The final scores were: Fluvanna County High School 27, Madison County High School 46, and East Rockingham High School 47. Leading the boys’ team to this victory were standout runners Chris Markham and Travis Moe. Markham, who is a senior, completed the course in a very impressive17:57 for first place, while Moe who is a sophomore was right on Markham’s heels with second place time of 18:02. The third place finisher was more than a minute behind Moe. Finishing in sixth and seventh respectively for the Flucos were freshman Jonathan Corbin and sophomore Austin Early. Senior Michael Mattson was eleventh to round out the top five finishers for the Flucos. Although it is still early in the season, the Fluco cross country runners have been making a strong showing to date. On Aug. 28, both teams traveled to the Panorama Course in Albemarle County to take part in the 2012 Ragged Mountain Cup event. This event is a kick-off to the Fall season, and it consists of a four person team, two mile relay competition. In the girls’ event, 22 teams competed and the Fluco A team finished a very impressive second. The girls’ A team consisted of Nikki Douma, Devon Burger, Stephanie Bossong and Brooke Haislip. Douma had the third best two mile time for all 88 runners, while Burger was right behind with the fourth best time. They ran 12:53 and 12:55 respectively. Bossong had the eighth best time, and Haislip had the 24th best time, so all four A team runners were in the top 25. On the boys’ side the Fluco A team was seventh out of 33 teams. and the B team was14th. Coach Casto split his two top runners, with Chris Markham running on the A team and Travis Moe running on the B team. Markham had the fifth best time over two miles and Moe had the 12th best time. They ran 10:50 and 11:10 respectively. Coaches Casto and Brogan both advise that they are pleased with the way their teams are progressing. Both teams have a mix of experienced and younger runners, so the future appears to be bright for Fluco running. Casto advises that he currently has a squad of 15 runners in the 8-12 grades. Brogan reports that she has 36 runners, an amazing level of participation, from these same grades. The Fluco cross country squads run at home only once this season. They will host Jefferson District rival Monticello High School at Pleasant Grove on Oct. 3 at 5 p.m. They have a big Jefferson District meet at Powhatan High School on Oct. 24, with a 3:30 p.m. start time. 264 Turkeysag Trail # A Hours: 7 a.m.-11 p.m. (434) 589-5538 SHOP, SWIPE AND SAVE! 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Registration is open for Piedmont Virginia Community College fall classes that begin Sept. 17 (10-week session) and Oct. 16 (7-week session). Credit classes are available in biotechnology, business, emergency medical technology, information technology, information literacy, microcomputer software, theater and surgical care. Noncredit classes with varying start dates is also available. See www.pvcc.edu/schedule. Wine tasting The Fluvanna SPCA will hold a wine tasting on Saturday, Sept. 15 from noon to 3 p.m. at Keswick Vineyards. The event will feature a refreshments bar, a silent auction and volunteers will be available to answer questions about the SPCA. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door. Contact [email protected] for information. Art show The Fluvanna Art Association will kick off a large format show with a reception at the Fluvanna County Public Library on Sept. 15 from 1-3 p.m. The show will continue until Oct.31. FluvannaArt.com. 589-6466. Seay’s homecoming Seay’s Chapel United Methodist Church will celebrate its annual homecoming service on Sunday, Sept. 16 at 11 a.m. Message by Pastor Greg Miller, potluck lunch follows the service. The church will also have a cemetery decoration day. If you have family resting at Seay’s bring items to decorate the graves. Christian luncheon The Fluvanna Christian Ladies Luncheon will be held on Sept. 18 at 12:30 p.m. at the Fork Union Village Restaurant. Bring nonperishable food items and/or make a monetary donation to Fluvanna County Meals on Wheels. RSVP to Charlotte Glass at 434-842-3783 by Sept. 16. Birding at Scheier The Monticello Bird Club will host a birding field trip at the Scheier Natural Area on Sept. 22 from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. For directions go to the Rivanna Conservation Society’s website at http:// www.rivannariver.org/scheier.html. Meals on Wheels fish fry Meals on Wheels will hold a fish fry on Saturday, Sept. 22 from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. in the Scottsville United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. $10 for 13 and older, $6 for ages 6-12, under the age of six is free. Proceeds will support the meal packing event on Sept. 29. Salem homecoming Salem United Methodist Church in Palmyra will hold its annual Homecoming Service on Sunday, Sept. 23 at 11 a.m. with the Rev. Drew Willson speking. Lunch will follow. Special music will be provided by Drew Willson and his wife Shea Tuttle. Rally for the Cure The Lake Monticello Women’s 18 Golf League will host a Rally for the Cure golf tournament on Sept. 25. All golfers are welcome. VSGA golf fees plus a $20 donation apply. You can sponsor a hole for a $25 donation and an 11”x17” sign will be placed at the hole in memory/honor of a loved one. For more information or to donate a raffle prize, contact Jan, 434-5891928 or Sylvia, 434- 589-3019. SERVICE DIRECTORY C obb Construction, Inc. 3535 Carys Creek Rd. Fork Union, VA 23055 CUSTOM HOME BUILDER Cecil L. Cobb 434-842-3953 Mobile: 434-962-4626 School volunteers welcome The Fluvanna County Public Schools are seeking volunteers for the 2012-13 school year. There will be a workshop to give an overview of volunteer opportunities on Thursday, Sept. 27 from 10 to 11 a.m. at the School Board Office. Contanct ccole@ apps.fluco.org or 434-960-7339. Columbia churches festival The Churches of Columbia will hold a free outdoor festival and barbecue on Saturday, Sept. 29 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the St. Joseph’s Catholic Church recreation hall on Cameron Street, just north of Rt. 6 (Main Street). Sponsors include Columbia Baptist Church, Memorial Baptist Church, St. John’s Episcopal Church, St. Joseph R.C. Church, the Town of Columbia, Burning Bush Baptist Church, Calvary Church, Palmyra, Rising Mount Zion Baptist Church. There will be music, food, a bounce house and face painting. Bring a chair. Art reception The Fluvanna Art Association will host a reception for Lorraine LaVista at the Fork Union Community Center on Oct. 13 from 2 - 4 p.m. Her works will be on display from August through the end of October. Holiday craft workshop Come scrapbook, and make cards on Nov. 10 from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. at the Palmyra fire station. Registration fee of $20 includes dinner and drinks. Call Cynthia 540-860-8885. Space is limited. Join Cub Scouts Boys in first thru fifth grade are welcome join Cub Scouts. Contact Cynthia at 540860-8885 or David at 434-981-7810. Parks & Recreation Fluvanna County Parks & Recreation offers many programs this fall. Call 434842-3150 or visit www.co.fluvanna.va.us/ parksrec/index.htm to register. Offerings for September include tennis, boating classes, resume writing, fitness boot camp, Middle Eastern dance, watercolor basics, the NFL Pepsi Punt, Pass and Kick, bonding with nature, baton classes, horseback riding, hunter safety, voice coaching and Zumba. Send your Fluvanna happenings to [email protected]. FULL SERVICE ting Mowing & Plan ation Mulch & Install Leaf Removal uck System Leaf Vacuum Tr g Gutter Cleanin 434-981-6559 [email protected] Sm i t h ’ s T re e S u r ge o n s Topping • Pruning • Cabling Brush Chipping • Stump Removal Professional Take Downs Firewood • Free Estimates FULLY INSURED REASONABLE RATES Dane Smith (434) 589-2689 (434) 872-3814 Palmyra, VA 22963 Mellin Builders, LLC LAKE MONTICELLO, VA. SINCE 1966 Problems? We solve them! 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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. OR Phone: Contact Diane @ 434-207-0221 e-mail: Contact Diane at [email protected] FAX: 434-589-1704, attention Diane Payment: In advance. We accept: Visa, Master Card, Discover, checks and cash. All real estate advertised in the Fluvanna Review is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference, limitation, or discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin…” The Virginia Fair Housing Law also makes it illegal to discriminate because of elderliness (age 55 and over). The Fluvanna Review will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. All real estate advertised in this paper is available on an equal opportunity basis. AUTOS autos AIRPORT MOTORS, ZION CROSSROADS: 2002 Ram Quad Cab 4x4 Lo Miles $11,999 - 1997 Toyota Tacoma X-Cab 4x4 $6,999 – 04 Honda Pilot $9,999 – Toyota Tundra 4X4 $10,999 – 2008 Ford Fusion Pwr Roof $11,999 – 2005 Honda Civic, 4 door LX $8999 – 1997 Toyota T-100, X-Cab, 4x4, $8999 – 1996 Toyota 4-Runner, 4x4, Lo Miles, $7999. 434-589-1154, airportautosales.com. SERVICES services ABC PRESCHOOL CELEBRATION: We are offering 25% off of your first child and 50% off of your second child through September 30,2012 (for one year) for new students at 64 Toby Way. Stop by between 8:30-1:30 or 2:305:30 to meet staff and view programs. Call 434-589-2738 for more information. BAYBERRY CUSTOM FRAMING: We carry Fluvanna H.S. Scrapbooking paper, books, plus art supplies. Our hours are Wed, Thurs, Fri 10-4 and Sat 9-1. New Fluco paper has been ordered, so come on in and see us! 739 C Lake Monticello Road. 434-591-0918. CERTIFIED INTERIOR DECORATOR, Dianna Campagna. Need home decorating & remodeling ideas? Dianna can help you create a space to enjoy on any budget. 15 years of experience. Call Blue Ridge Building Supply & Home Center at 434-589-2877. 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 434-5896600. ONLINE CLASSES: iLearnVirginia offers middle and high school level courses, including all core subjects, Honors and AP classes. In-person tutoring and support. We serve homeschool, private and public school students. Lake residents, certified teachers. Call 434-962-2839, and visit us at www.ilearnvirginia.com. SANDS PC SERVICE: All Media converted, 8mm, old albums to MP3 and more. Spanish lessons (certified translator) now offered for $35.00 an hour. Come and see us and pick up a FREE movie. SandS PC Service Center, 106 Crofton Plaza, www.sandspc.com 434-589-1272. WRITING & EDITING: The Details Company offers writing, editing and proofreading services for your next project. Manuscripts, memoirs, resumes, menus, articles, flyers, and more. Call Laurie at 434-962-8339. forFOR saleSALE DRIVEWAY STONE: 9-ton Slate Crush Run $150, Stone $200 (Average). Includes delivery and spread. Call 434420-2002. THIS WEEK’S PET Clarice is a beautiful long-haired cat with striking emerald eyes. She is independent in nature, but likes affection on her own terms. This beauty is one of four cats that have been in the shelter since 2011 - the “Fab Four”. Please consider opening your heart and your home to this elegant lady.Fluvanna SPCA, 5239 Union Mills Road, Troy, VA (434) 591-0123. Clarice S PONSORED BY F ORK U NION A NIMAL C LINIC MASTERCRAFT BOAT: 1991 MasterCraft pro star 190 with Indmar 240 HP V8. Excellent mechanical condition ski boat with wake tower, new interior upholstery and custom trailer. $7,500 Call 434-589-8609. PREMIUM FIREWOOD for sale, $85 for a pick-up truck load. Please call Dane or Andrea at Smith Tree Surgeons. Home 434-589-2689 or Cell 454-872-3814. STEEL BUILDINGS: Save thousands on inventory closeout!! Only a few left: 16x24 20x26, etc. Ask about Display Program for additional savings. Call 866-499-9461. UTILITY TRAILER: 1990 Hudson 18’ trailer with ramps and brakes. Excellent codition, new tires, 2” hitch, tie down strap, spare tire. $1000. Call 434-589-8609. forFOR rentRENT PALMYRA/FORK UNION TOWNHOUSE: $ 850/month, 2 bedroom 1.5 bath townhome. DSL available, central air and heat, W/D, dishwasher, pet friendly. Call Arthur 434-979-5530 or 434-242-8534. PROESSIONAL OFFICE BUILDING: Zoned B-1, between Turkeysag and Tufton gates near Lake Monticello About 1900 sq ft, $1200/month. About 2500 finished sq ft, $1500/month. Handicapped accessible, ample parking. Call owner/agent Joan White at 434-589-5724. WANTED wanted DUCK/GOOSE LAND WANTED TO LEASE: Looking to lease private duck and goose hunting land/pond. Retired responsible individual training 1 year old labrador retriever. General area around Palmyra in Fluvanna County. Call Vince 434-591-0084. 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. OLD COINS: I BUY OLD COINS. 434466-7968 YARD SALES yard sales GARAGE SALE: Saturday, Sept. 15th, 7am-noon, 462 Fox Hollow Lane, Palmyra. Computer equipment, office furniture, toys, and more. SPRING CREEK COMMUNITY YARD SALE: Saturday, September 15, 8am1pm, Baby items, men’s, women’s, children’s clothing, furniture, electronics, knick-knacks, books, toys. North of I-64, exit 136, off Rte. 15/ James Madison Hwy. Pick map up at gate. SPECIAL NOTICES special notices SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESS: Monticello Country Realtors supports local businesses. See our “Featured Business of the Week” on page 9. www. monticellorealtors.com, 434-589-3539. NOTICE OF TAKING PROOF OF DEBTS AND DEMANDS IN RE: ESTATE OF PAULINE D. LAMPE At the request of John B. Lampe, Executor of the Estate of Pauline D. Lampe, deceased, and pursuant to Va. Code Ann. Section 64.1-171, I have fixed Friday, September 28, 2012 at 3:30 p.m. as the time, and my office located at 203 Main Street, Palmyra, Virginia as the place for receiving debts and demands against decedent of her estate. Barbara Wright Goshorn Commissioner of Acounts for Fluvanna County, Virginia 203 Main Street P.O. Box 177 Palmyra, Virginia 22963 (Tel: 434-589-2694) September 13, 2012 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | 19 Teams Split .513 per mile. Solos Earn .437 per mile. Teams sign on $7,500. Solo sign on $2,000. 1 yr OTR Exp CDL-A and HazMat 877-628-3748. PUBLIC HEARING Fluvanna County Planning Commission Wednesday, September 26, 2012, at 7:00 p.m. Pursuant to Virginia Code Sections 15.2-2204, a public hearing will be held in the Circuit Court Room at the Fluvanna County Courts Building in Palmyra, Virginia for citizens of the County to have the opportunity to appear before and be heard by the Planning Commission for the following item: AUCTIONS AUCTIONS SUP 12:07 – National Communication Towers, LLC Proposal: Special Use Permit (SUP) to allow for a 195-foot wireless communications tower Parcel: Tax Map 39, Section A, Parcel 29 (12.7 acres) Location: North side of West River Road (State Route 6) one mile west of its intersection with Rolling Road (Route 620) Current Zoning: A-1 (Agricultural, General) Election District: Fork Union Planning Area: Rural Preservation MULTIPLE ESTATE SALE AUCTIONS – PHOTOS ONLINE NOW: Antiques, Collectibles, Jewelry, Gold, Silver, Coins, Tableware, Porcelains, Americana, Toys, Furniture, Tools. BID ONLINE: www.EBIDLOCAL.com (Statewide Sales Services) 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. 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. ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS: Advertise Your FALL auctions in Virginia Newspapers for one low cost of $275. Your 25-word classified ad reaches over ONE MILLION Virginians! Call this paper or Adriane Long at 804-521-7585 (Virginia Press Services). Western Amherst County 174+/- Acres at Auction Sept. 15 at 12 Noon, Recreational, Timber Tract, Wilderness Creek, 190 Years Family Owned, www. atlanticcoastauctions.com, 434-929-1623. AUTO DONATIONS AUTO DONATIONS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING On Wednesday, September 19, 2012, the Board of Supervisors of Fluvanna County, Virginia, will hold a public hearing on the proposed issuance of one or more series of general obligation school bonds of Fluvanna County in the estimated aggregate maximum principal amount of $5,000,000 (the “Bonds”). Proceeds from the sale of the Bonds will be applied to (1) the repayment of the outstanding principal amount of (A) a $2,704,077 Series 2010 Revenue Note and (B) a $1,900,000 Series 2007 Revenue Bond (collectively, the “Prior Obligations”), (2) pay accrued interest and premium, as applicable, on the Prior Obligations, and (3) pay costs of issuance of the Bonds. The Prior Obligations were issued by the Economic (formerly Industrial) Industrial Development Authority of Fluvanna County, Virginia for the purpose of financing or refinancing the costs of acquisition, construction and equipping of various capital improvements for the County’s school system, including without limitation the construction of a new high school. The public hearing will be conducted at 7:00 p.m. in the Circuit Courtroom, Fluvanna County Courts Building, 132 Main Street, Palmyra, Virginia. Interested persons may appear at such time and place and present their views. Board of Supervisors of Fluvanna County, Virginia DONATE YOUR VEHICLE RECEIVE $1000 GROCERY COUPONS UNITED BREAST CANCER FOUNDATION. Free Mammograms, Breast Cancer Info www.ubcf.info FREE Towing, Tax Deductible, Non-Runners Accepted, (888) 444-8251. BULLETIN BOARD / NOTICES BULLETIN BOARD / NOTICES DRPT Unveils Super NoVa Transit/TDM Draft Recommendations – Join in the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation (DRPT) September 18, 24 or 27 at a public meeting to discuss the Super NoVa Transit/TDM Draft Recommendations. DRPT strives to provide reasonable accommodations and services for persons who require special assistance to participate. Contact the Title VI Compliance Officer at (804) 786-4440 or TDD 711. Public comments on the plan will be accepted until October 1, 2012. www. SuperNoVaTransitVision.com. EDUCATION EDUCATION Medical Billing Trainees Needed! Train to become a Medical Office Assistant. No Experience Needed! Training & Job Placement available at CTI! HS Diploma/ GED & computer needed. 1-888-424-9419. FARMS FORFOR SALE SALE FARMS PUBLIC HEARING Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors Wednesday, September 19, 2012, at 7:00 p.m. Pursuant to Virginia Code Sections 15.2-2204, a public hearing will be held in the Circuit Court Room at the Fluvanna County Courts Building in Palmyra, Virginia for citizens of the County to have the opportunity to appear before and be heard by the Board of Supervisors for the following item: SUP 12:05 – Robert S. Hale-MacKinnon Proposal: Special Use Permit (SUP) to allow for an educational facility Parcel: Tax Map 23, Section A, Parcel 48 (5.193 acres) Location: North side of Perkins Road (State Route 623) 0.8 miles east of its intersection with Kents Store Way (Route 659) Current Zoning: A-1 (Agricultural, General) Election District: Columbia Planning Area: Rural Preservation Copies of the complete text of the above ordinances and associated plans are available for public review at the Department of Planning and Community Development during normal business hours. 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 and Community Development Department, at (434) 591-1910. 20 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | September 13, 2012 900AC working farm, 200+ brood cows, 45,000 free range hens in 4yr. old highly automated houses, pullet house, cattle barns, 3-tenant houses. 1/2 mile frontage on navigable trout stream, 1/2 mile frontage on 29 south of Charlottesville. All for $4,500,000. Dividable, owner financing. Call Matt Fariss, Alliance Realty Group (434)660-0606. HELP WANTED / TRUCK DRIVERS DRIVERS HELP WANTED / TRUCK DRIVERS-CDL TRAINING now offered in Roanoke 540-857-6188 or Spotsylvania 540-582-8200! Attend 4 Weeks or 10 Weekends. Guaranteed Financing and Job Placement Assistance Available. 1-800-646-2374. Drivers – CDL-A EXPERIENCED DRIVERS: 6 months OTR experience starts at 32c/mile. Up to $5,000 Signon Bonus! New student pay and lease program! 877521-5775. www.USATruck.jobs. Drivers – CDL-A WE NEED TEAMS! 50c per mile w/ Hazmat. Paid Loaded & Empty. 1 yr. exp. Req’d. 800942-2104 Ext. 7308 or 7307 www.Drive4Total.com. AVERITT IS LOOKING FOR CDL-A DRIVERS! Weekly Hometime and Full Benefits Package. 4 months T/T Experience Required – Apply Now! 888-362-8608 Visit AVERITTcareers.com Equal Opportunity Employer. ADVERTISE YOUR TRUCK DRIVER JOBS in Virginia Newspapers for one low cost of $275. Your 25 word classified ad reaches over ONE MILLION Virginians! Call this paper or Adriane Long at 804-521-7585 (Virginia Press Services). HUNT LEASE - LAND HUNT LEASE - LAND 900 AC HUNT LEASE -Hunting Paradise – Campbell County, VA- $5400 yearly – ABUNDANT Wildlife- (434) 376-8027 – www.southernvaland.com. 500 AC HUNT LEASE - Peaks of Otter, Bedford County, VA- $10K yearly - Cabins, Lake adjoins National Forest – ABUNDANT Wildlife- (434) 376-8027 – www. southernvaland.com. LAND FORFOR SALESALE LAND 64 AC gorgeous wooded tract with 50 mile views. 20 miles from Roanoke. Deer and turkey galore. $129,900 with owner financing possible. Call Matt Fariss, Alliance Realty Group (434)660-0606. ANTEBELLUM ALBEMARLE MANSION on 290 acres. Totally restored historic landmark, division rights - candidate for conservation easement. $4,595,000 Natt Hall – Valley Real Estate Brokers – 434-242-9893. OWN AN ENTIRE RIDGE TOP – Hunt now, build later. 28 acres of forested hilltop in SW Botetourt County. $174,900. I’ll finance; easy terms. 434-444-5088. LAND DEAL: 17 acres in Buckingham County. OK for mobile home. $69,900 and I’ll finance—nothing down. 434-444-5088. LOTS AND ACREAGE LOTS AND ACREAGE VIRGINIA ACREAGE! BUY DIRECT FROM BANK 4 + Acres, stream, next to DC in Virginia. Rare chance to own bank-owned park-like parcel with large hardwoods. Quiet country setting. Close to shopping. All underground utilities, ready to use. Originally $134,900. NOW ONLY $89,900. Special Bank Financing. Call now 1-877-777-4837. MISCELLANEOUS / CAREER TRAINING MISCELLANEOUS / CAREER TRAINING MEDICAL CAREERS begin here – Train ONLINE for Allied Health and Medical Management. Job placement assistance. Computer available. Financial Aid if qualified. SCHEV certified. Call 888-354-9917 www. CenturaOnline.com. AIRLINE CAREERS begin here-Become an Aviation Maintenance Tech. FAA approved training. Financial aid if qualified- Housing available. Job placement assistance. SCHEV certified. CALL AIM 888-245-9553. AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER – Train to become an Air Traffic Controller in a secure government career at FAA approved AT-CTI school. Attend class to earn your associate degree by training at Aviation Institute of Maintenance in Chesapeake, VA. Median salary tops $100,000 (US BLS) with experience and full certification. Call toll free (877) 560-1001 for information. Hampton University/Aviation Institute of Maintenance. SERVICES SERVICES DIVORCE with or without children $99.00. Includes name change and property settlement agreement. SAVE hundreds. Fast and easy. Call 1-888-733-7165, 24/7. STEEL BUILDINGS STEEL BUILDINGS STEEL BUILDINGS for HOMES & Garages Save THOUSANDS, LOW monthly payments, MAKE OFFER on Clearance Orders 40x60, 30x36, 25x30, 20x22 Call Now! 800-991-9251 Nicole. Crafters & Home Business Expo Sunday, Sept. 23 Over 20 crafters 2-5 p.m. Lake Monticello Clubhouse Crafters, artisans and home-based business owners will present products for an early Christmas shopping extravaganza! Door prizes raffled to shoppers who visit each booth. Businesses included Alison’s Alterations, Joyce’s Jewelry & Crafts, Passion Parties by Marrisa Christi’s Creations, Mary Kay, MollyTogs, Scentsy, Siobhan Soapery, Silpada, Stampin’ Up Cards & Stamps, Tastefully Simple, Tupperware, and Women on Wine. Vendors interested please contact Robin Martin-Lawson: 434-960-4600 Use this ad for entry Professional Personal Property Liquidation Two Sales this Weekend! Be sure to note new Sunday hours and discounts! Saturday, September 15 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday September 16: 1-3 p.m. 50% Off! 3-5 p.m. 75% Off! 625 Ridge St., Charlottesville, VA 22901 Directions: Directions: Out Ridge St. to first left after Cherry Ave. traffic light; house on left. Vintage furniture & collectibles! Beautiful hall tree w/seating/storage, mahogany 4-poster dbl. bed, mahogany dresser w/mirror, child’s rocker & chair, floral sofa, nightstands, oval oak dining table w/claw feet/4 chairs, ladderback chairs, walnut lamp tables, fireplace tools & screens, china, garden ornaments, rugs, lamps—something for everyone! Joan LeGallo 434-882-4676 1850 Franklin Dr., Charlottesville, VA 22911 Directions: 250 Bypass to Pantops; north on Stony Point Rd./20N for one mi. to right on Franklin Dr. for ½ mi.; house on left. Driveway for pickups only. Please avoid neighbors’ mail boxes & driveways. Vintage pine cabinet, rustic stand, camelback sofa, vintage pine dresser, oak desk/chair, Trek bike, weight set, oval teak patio table/chairs/umbrella, garden ornaments, sm. birdcage, mirrored-top end table, ladderback rush-seat chairs, Boston rocker, china, sled, “floating” shelves, ext. ladder, collectibles & more! Beverly Smith Beverly Smith • 434-960-4865 www.estatesalesunlimited.net September 13, 2012 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | 21 Ground broken for new Fork Union firestation BY RUTHANN CARR CORRESPONDENT Firefighters and their supporters were out in full force Saturday morning (Sept. 8) turning soil on the future. There was enough sweat and good will to go around as politicians, firefighters and community members dug into the clay soil with gilded shovels, breaking ground for the new Fork Union Firestation just north of the community center. The past was there, too, looking to the future. Hill Shiner is president of the Fork Union Fire Department. He was a firefighter for years and has been looking toward this day for a long time, he said. “It’s going to be great,” Shiner said. “We’ve needed this for a while. The old fire house sits in a flood plan and when we get a good rain, there is six to eight inches of water in it – and it’s supposed to be a place where people can go in emergencies.” Shiner’s grandson, Tre Gatewood is a Fork Union fire fighter now and was showing his little brother, Caleb Crawford, 3, around the fire truck. Little Caleb even took his turn helping his brother lift the shovel and dig up a clod of dirt. Caleb wore a shirt that read: “My brother saves lives.” Before breaking ground, Supervisor Mozell Booker (Fork Union) addressed the crowd gathered in the hot morning sun. Booker thanked everyone who helped get the project going and insisted Pat Groot, the county’s grants administrator come up and stand next to her. “She really shepherded this along,” Booker said. Board Chairman Shaun Kenney (Columbia) agreed. L. John Melton, Frankie Hackett, Nicole Kober, Andre Lewis, Tre Brown and Sean Thomas took part in the ground breaking held Sept. 8. Photos by Ruthann Carr. of the building cost comes to about $385,000, she said. Haley Builders of Ashland will be constructing the fire house which is similar in design to the Palmyra and Kent Store fire stations. The station will have sleeping quarters, a kitchen, training room and six bays large enough to accommodate not only current but future apparatus. “With every project we have in the county she (Groot) is a big part of it and she never wants part of the credit,” he said. The new fire house is being built using a $1.4 million dollar grant awarded from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security under the American Recovery Reinvestment Act. 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The firefighters work very hard. the Ladies Auxiliary said it will We have to give them their props.” mean a lot for the firefighters to have room to wash out their hoses inside. At the old firestation, after washing out the hoses outside in the winter, firefighters had to wait until they thawed to bring them inside. Another positive is the new firehouse will have a washer and dryer. “They’ll be able to wash their turn-out gear at the station rather than bringing it home,” Melton said. Shirley D. Roundtree said she was excited about having a large community space to have the Christmas tree lighting, Halloween festivities and Christmas dinner. Caleb Crawford and Hill Shiner admired a firetruck. 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