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“If elected, I will use my years of experience and training in criminal justice to bring modernization and effi ciency, enhanced customer service, and community engagement and outreach initiatives to the Circuit Court Clerk’s Offi ce. I ask for your vote on November 3rd.” Authorized and Paid for by Brown for Circuit Court Clerk Leadership and Experience Fluvanna Deserves October 22-28, 2015 • Volume 35, Issue 43 Photo of the week Send your best Fluvanna photo General: The Fluvanna Review is pub- Quote of the week: to carlos@fl uvannareview.com lished weekly by Valley Publishing Corp. and covers Fluvanna exclusively. It is printed on Tuesday afternoons. One copy “Get to know what businesses is free. Additional copies are $1 each payable in advance to the publisher. are in your area. Look around Subscriptions: Copies will be mailed FOUNDED IN 1979 BY LEN GARDNER for the subscription price of $140 per www.fl uvannareview.com and check out the small stores. year or $75 per 6 months. Please mail Publisher/Editor: Carlos Santos a check and a note with your name and 434-207-0224 / carlos@fl uvannareview.com Take it upon yourself to go to address to: Subscriptions Dept., P.O. Box 59, Palmyra, VA 22963. Advertising/Copy Editor: Jacki Harris 434-207-0222 / sales@fl uvannareview.com each one of these centers.” Deadline: Advertising and news items due by Wednesday 5 p.m. for the fol- Accounts/Classifi ed Ads Manager: Edee Povol – Jo la Verdi, Page 17 lowing week. 434-207- 0221 / edee@fl uvannareview.com Display and web ads: For Advertising Designer: Lisa Hurdle information including rates and 434-207-0229 / lisa@fl uvannareview.com deadlines, call Lisa Hurdle at Editorial Designer: Lynn Stayton-Eurell IInsidenside 434-591-1000 ext. 29. lynn@fl uvannareview.com Classifi ed ads: $10 for two weeks for Designer: Marilyn Ellinger Letters ...... 4 30 words or less. Mail to the Fluvanna Crime log ...... 12 Review, P.O. Box 59, Palmyra, VA 22963 Staff Writers: Page Gifford, Duncan Nixon, or stop by the offi ce at 2987 Lake Mon- Christina Dimeo Guseman and Tricia Johnson Calendar ...... 19 ticello Road. Photographers: Lisa Hurdle Property transfers ...... 20 Legal ads: The Fluvanna Review is the Mailing Address: paper of record for Fluvanna County. Call P.O. Box 59, Puzzles ...... 22 Lisa Hurdle at 434-591-1000 ext. 29 to Palmyra, VA 22963 place a legal ad. Classifi eds...... 23 Address: Fluvanna Faces ...... 24 Weddings, engagements, an- 2987 Lake Monticello Rd.d niversaries: (434) 591-1000 Sports in Review ...... 25 Call Lisa Hurdle, 434-591-1000 ext. 29. Fax: (434) 589-1704 Paid obituaries: $50 for 300 words Member of plus photo. We strive for accuracy. The policy of this newspaper is to the Virginia Call 434-591-1000 ext. 24. promptly correct errors of fact brought to our attention. We en- Press Association courage readers to notify us News hotline: 434-207-0224. 6,300 Copies 2014 of errors or the need for clari- If you see news happening, call us! fi cation in any of our content. Submissions, tips, ideas, etc.: The Please email the editor at Fluvanna Review encourages submis- [email protected]. sions and tips on items of interest to Fluvanna residents. We reserve the right to edit submissions and cannot guaran- tee they will be published. Keep calendar CIRCULATION AUDIT BY COVER Nature getting ready for Halloween; submissions to 50 words or less and let- ters to the editor to 300 words or less. A look at local business. a Jimson weed gone to seed. E-mail: carlos@fl uvannareview.com or mail to: Fluvanna Review, P.O. Box 59, Photo by Christina Dimeo Guseman Photo by Sandra Parrish Palmyra, VA 22963. Cover design by Lynn Stayton-Eurell and Lisa Hurdle

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To advertise call: 434.207.0222 October 22, 2015 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | 3 tives. We elect our state senator and del- resident of Fluvanna County and attend- egate this year. All the constitutional of- ed school in this county. a ficers are also up for election, as well as She has raised two sons here (the at supervisors and school board members eldest has taken his Ph.D. in nursing TTabataab for the Palmyra and Fork Union districts. from U.Va.) and is assisting in bringing p While many of the constitutional officers up her grandchildren. She has extensive am are incumbents running unopposed, experience in government service and tc there are contested races for Palmyra getting along with others in groups. oo supervisor, school board members from In addition, Barbara works diligently in BBootcamp Cary for School Board Palmyra and Fork Union, and clerk of her church to bring divergent attitudes to- circuit court. gether in a non-confrontational manner. I am excited to proclaim my recom- Rooted in the movement that secured Therefore she will be valuable as a board mendation for Barbara Cary in her women the right to vote, the League of member right from the beginning. 4 wweekseeks pursuit of a position on the Fluvanna Women Voters has always been commit- – Thomas M. Smith, Palmyra County School Board. I had the oppor- ted to registering, educating and turning tunity to serve the community with out voters – and we’re not stopping now. Eager for supervisor Mrs. Cary in many different arenas. She The Chamber of Commerce and the Patricia Eager is running for the served in multiple roles within New Fork NNon-memberson-members LWV are co-sponsoring a Candidates’ Palmyra seat on the Board of Supervisors. Baptist Church, providing administrative Forum at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 22 She has served on the Fluvanna County support to the leadership team. In addi- at West Central Elementary School. As Planning Commission for 20 years. She $$7575 tion, she worked to create an outreach a long-time member of the League of is also a member of the Board of Zoning non-profit organization, PRIDE, Inc. Women Voters, I am especially interested Appeals. She has worked on Fluvanna’s • IIncludesncludes ttubingubing (Providing Resources to Inspire, Develop in the opportunity to hear the candidates Comprehensive Plan, Capital Improve- and Empower) which served the com- in the contested races speak about their ments Plan and our zoning and subdivi- munity in several ways. As a part of this • 224/74/7 oonlinenline aaccessccess hopes for the positions they seek. The sion ordinances. This hands-on experi- organization I was able to see Mrs. Cary’s Chamber of Commerce is taking ques- ence will be invaluable to the Board of passion and guidance as we developed • 3300 ddayay mmembershipembership tions form citizens for the candidates; Supervisors. youth mentoring programs, provided you are invited to submit yours to them. I had the pleasure of working with free health screenings, and many other There are 5 candidates for Clerk of Trish on the Planning Commission and community service projects. Mrs. Cary Circuit Court! Do you know them well can testify to her hard work, thought- has a desire to serve her community and enough to choose the best qualified for fulness, fairness and dedication to Flu- has the skills and competencies to do the job? If not, come learn something vanna County. She is a kind, genteel, soft so effectively. I highly support Barbara about the person who will serve in this spoken, well-educated lady. Trish gradu- Cary’s candidacy for Fluvanna County post for the next eight years. Then you ated from Stephens College in Columbia, School Board. can approach your ballot with confi- Mo., with an associate of arts degree. She – Sherlethia Johnson, MBA, CPCU, dence on election day. also graduated from New York Univer- Atlanta, Ga. Visit our website for more – Frances Schutz, Troy sity with a bachelor of science degree. information and schedules. Candidates’ forum set She has trading experience with treasury Cary is experienced securities and with treasury repurchase In the general election this Nov. 3, Flu- This letter is in support of Barbara Jean contracts. She also has experience in www.healthnutzgym.com vanna County citizens have a golden op- Cary for school board member. Barbara commodities trading. This extensive ex- 434-589-6100 portunity to exercise their right to choose is a woman of impeccable character and perience gives her an understanding of 109 Crofton Place, Palmyra many of our governmental representa- extensive experience. She is a lifetime debt, which will be extremely beneficial

4 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | October 22, 2015 To advertise email: sales@fl uvannareview.com to the BOS and to Fluvanna County. the county. matched. Tristana not only works in the the county clerk’s office – so that leaves Palmyra residents, please vote for Trish John Gooch is the best candidate for legal system, but has much experience in two who are currently working in the Eager on Tuesday, Nov. 3. the job. John is a Fluvanna native, family the job she is seeking to attain. Mrs. Tread- clerk’s office and have several years with –Debbie Rittenhouse, Scottsville oriented and a long-time baseball coach. way is not a politician, as we have seen that office. Seems to me, those two are John served for 12 years on the Fluvanna plenty of these come and go around here. probably the best qualified for the position. Brown for clerk School Board. During that time, his em- People who would use their position for –Carol Parsons, Lake Monticello I have known Rovelle Brown for less phasis was on the quality of education their own personal gain at the expense of than a year, but have come to know him provided to students. John also served our county. This is most definitely not her. Rouillard has integrity as hard-working, committed to tasks, on the Fluvanna Board of Supervisors. In Tristana has over the years, not only been I am writing in support of Kym Rouil- forthright, and very personable. As with this role, he supported the need for water a pleasure to work with, but also been lard, who is running for clerk of Fluvan- most people with whom I have spoken, and sewer infrastructure to support a vital part of this community. Her high na circuit court. I have known Kym for I knew little about the role of the circuit growth in the Zion Crossroads area and moral standards will not be compromised over 10 years. She has great integrity and court clerk until this current political provide a catalyst for economic develop- and her work ethic is impeccable. She has leadership. Kym has been successful in season where five citizens are running ment. These actions are positives that been and will continue to be a staple of her career with more than 20 years’ ex- for this position in Fluvanna. helped moved Fluvanna County forward. this society no matter the outcome of this perience in the mortgage industry. She I have learned that knowledge of the I support John Gooch and urge Palmyra election. I’m not sure if you can say the worked in the clerk’s office for almost court system is essential, administrative District residents to vote for him. His track same for some of the others. Mrs. Tread- eight years. Kym has been a bookkeeper/ leadership experience is especially im- record and dedication show that he can way is Fluvanna, through and through. I deputy clerk in Fluvanna County for over portant, and a background in criminal be counted on. Your vote for Mr. Gooch think it is time we start thinking of our six years. She is now the chief deputy justice is a big plus. Mr. Brown possesses will help improve the county’s long-term own, time to give the people who make clerk in Albemarle County, second only all of these qualities. His educational and economic base and strengthen Fluvanna this county great an opportunity to make to the clerk. Kym loves helping her com- career experience make him highly qual- County’s assets and services. it even greater. So I would hope that you munity. She was involved with Girl Scouts ified for the position as our circuit court – Joe Chesser, Palmyra would join me in voting for the right in Fluvanna County for over 10 years. clerk. I am especially impressed with his choice in our upcoming election, Tristana Kym was a parent volunteer for the Lake background as senior magistrate in Vir- Treadway for clerk Treadway for clerk. Monticello swim team, the Charlottesville ginia’s judicial system, a position he held My name is Gary Osteen and I am a – Gary Osteen, Palmyra YMCA aquatics club and the FCHS swim for 17 years. lifelong citizen of this wonderful county team. Kym has the right experience, the I am likewise influenced by Mr. Brown’s in which we live. I am writing this letter Good information vision, the drive and the heart for what work with youth offenders, people with today concerning the upcoming election I would like to thank one of the candi- Fluvanna circuit court needs. When Kym welfare needs, and community organiza- for circuit court clerk. As we get closer to dates for the table of education and ex- first told me she was running for clerk of tions. I believe he will bring a fresh ap- the time to make our vote, I would like to perience of the candidates in last week’s circuit court, I wasn’t even sure of what proach and will provide the citizens of express what I think are important quali- Review – it did seem to provide some that job entitled, until I did my research. Fluvanna with a clerk’s office that has ties to look for in a candidate, qualities good information. We need the right experience in office better transparency and accessibility. that you may see in some or all of them. Specifically, one candidate implies and that is Kym Rouillard. – George Coussoulos, Lake Monticello Qualities that seem to show themselves at that a high school education is insuf- – Amy Myers. Palmyra just the right time, namely the time right ficient for the position by listing post Gooch for supervisor before election. Qualities like: dedication, graduate schooling as a qualification – Rouillard is professional The citizens of the Palmyra District determination, knowledge. Upon a closer I disagree. Also, this individual seems I would like to share why I support have an important decision to make re- look I think you will find that there is only to be way overqualified for the posi- Kym Rouillard for circuit court clerk in garding the two candidates running for one that stands head and shoulders above tion and my concern is this individual Fluvanna County. I am a real estate para- the Board of Supervisor’s seat. While I the rest. Tristana Treadway is that person. is looking at this as a stepping stone to legal who manages a local law office respect Trish Eager, I feel that her per- I have known Mrs. Treadway for many some other office. See Letters, page 6 ceptions and agenda are not the best for years. Her dedication to this county is un- Two candidates have no experience in

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DELILI SPECIASPECIALS Lot “We’ve heard from the local pharma- Boar’s Head Corned Beef ...... $8.99 lb. cies that people come in and ask how to $ dispose of drugs properly,” said Sheriff Boar’s Head Pastrami...... 8.99 lb. of Boar’s Head Domestic Swiss ...... $5.99 lb. Eric Hess. “The Drug Enforcement Ad- ministration works with local enforce- Signature Off the Bone Ham ...... $3.99 lb. s! pkin ment twice a year to do local drug drop- *The Sandwich Club is Back... See store for details...* um PPumpkins! offs, but a lot of people find themselves Homemade Seafood Salad ...... $5.99 lb. unable to go during those two days.” Royal Bakery Double Layer Chocolate Cake $6.99 Virginia’s last drug take-back event was held on Saturday, Sept. 26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A four-hour window twice a year MEAT DEPARTMENT SPECIALS WEDNESDAY doesn’t suit busy schedules, Hess said. USDA Choice Tenderaged Beef “So we’ve purchased a container $ Is Senior Boneless Chuck Shoulder Steaks ...... 3.59 lb. similar to a mailbox and have set it up for Chuck Shoulder Roasts ...... $3.49 lb. Discount Day… people to come and deposit their drugs Boneless Eye of Round Roasts ...... $4.29 lb. It pays to be 60! 24/7, 365 days a year,” said Hess. The container is set up in the lobby of the Fresh Beef Cubed Steaks Great for Frying .... $4.79 lb. $ sheriff’s office under video surveillance. Boneless Assorted Pork Loin Chops .... 1.99 lb. “Our evidence technician checks the $ Center Cut Pork Loin Chops ...... 2.49 lb. 48 box several times a week to gather the Photo courtesy of Sheriff Eric Hess Boneless Pork Loin Roasts ...... $2.79 lb. drugs, and we’ll take them along when- ly 60 percent of people who abuse pre- Allison’s Freshly Ground Pork ...... $3.29 lb. Hours ever we bring evidence to the incinera- $ tor,” said Hess. “It will all be incinerated.” scription painkillers indicate that they Tyson Chicken Leg Quarters ...... 3.99 lb. Notice obtained the prescription drugs from $ The box isn’t set up for needles or for Grocery Bag Tyson Boneless Breast & Thigh Comb Pk 2.49 lb. medicines in liquid form. “Other than friends or relatives for free, often taking 3 lb. Farm Fresh Frozen Chicken Wings ...... $6.99 for Keg that, people are welcome to bring any the drugs without permission.” Orders medications – even pet medication,” Rather than throwing drugs in the LUNCH & FROZEN MEATS Hess said. trash or flushing them down the toilet, Oscar Mayer Lunchables 3-4 oz...... $1.49 Virginia Attorney General Mark properly disposing of unwanted medica- Gwaltney Great Bologna 16 oz...... $1.59 DAIRYDA SPECIALS Herring promotes drug take-back pro- tions is necessary. “Drugs can contami- 2/$ Gwaltney Sliced Bacon 16 oz...... $3.99 Coffeemate Coffee Creamer 16 oz...... 4.00 grams as a step against prescription drug nate the ground and waterways,” the $ 2/$ Hebrew National Beef Franks 12 oz...... 3.99 Essential Everyday Margarines 1 lb...... 1.19 abuse. “A growing concern across the website stated. “When flushed or put in Arctic Shores Popcorn Shrimp 12 oz. ....$ 3.79 Essential Everyday Cheddar Cheese 8 oz. 2/$3.00 a landfill, the drugs are discharged into Arctic Shore Mussels 32 oz...... $4.59 commonwealth is prescription medica- Bright and Early Beverage 59 oz...... 99¢ tions being taken from medicine cabi- our surface and groundwater.” nets or the trash by those who abuse PRODUCE SPECIALS drugs,” his website states. “Approximate- 3 lb. bag Yellow Onions ...... 99¢ FROZEN SPECIALS Letters from page 5 5 lb. Red or Yukon Gold Potatoes ...... $1.99 Stoneridge Ice Cream 48 oz...... 2/$4.00 branch. I work with the clerks of this Bartlett Pears lb...... 99¢ Marie Callendar’s Pot Pies 16 oz...... $1.99 area daily. English Cucumbers ...... 99¢ Patio Burritos 5 oz...... 2/$1.00 Kym has been a consistent figure in Acorn Squash lb...... 69¢ Essential Everyday Mixed Vegetables, Corn or Peas 12 oz. .59¢ the clerks’ offices of Fluvanna then Al- New Star Power Greens 13.25 oz...... $2.99 Obituary bemarle Counties. She is friendly yes, Lila Mason Roland but not just that. She is knowledgeable GROCERY SPECIALS and stays current with the latest changes Shoppers Valu Pear Slices 29 oz ...... 99¢ Bear Creak Macaroni and Cheese 10 oz. ....$1.99 Lila Mason Roland, daughter of $ 2/$ in both technology and code law. I have Essential Everyday Peanut Butter 18 oz...... 1.39 Essential Everyday Chicken Noodle or Tomato Soup 10.5 oz. .... 1.00 the late Katie Fowler Roland and 2/$ enjoyed working with Kym and find her Hanover Green Beans 38 oz...... 3.00 Duncan Hines Cake Mixes 15.25 oz...... 99¢ Major Roland, died Oct. 16, 2015 Krusteaz Pancake Mix 2 lb...... 2/$5.00 Essential Everyday Sugar 4 lb...... $1.79 to be professional and courteous. She at the age of 95 surrounded by Log Cabin Pancake Syrup ...... $2.99 Essential Everyday Vegetable Oil 48 oz...... $1.99 has brought the clerks’ offices up to date her family. Lila was born on Sept. Starkist Chunk White Albacore Tuna 2.6 oz. pouch . $1.69 Bounty Paper Towelss 6 roll ...... 2/$10.00 in many ways to keep pace with the ad- 20, 1920 and grew up in Fluvanna vances available. County, Virginia. She lived in Balti- Kym is both personally and profes- Play Here! more, Maryland with her daughter sionally ethical and admirable. There are Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles VIRGINIA and family. Lila was loved by many many good candidates running for this DVD Rentals Availablee 2424/7/7 LOTTERY and will be greatly missed. She is in Vehicle Licensing Center office, but I feel Kym will be excellent. a better place, resting with no more She has taken such pride in her work License Plates, Decal Renewals, Titles Beer Kegs Available with 48 Hours Notice DMV Hours: Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. pains. She loved her family and and advancing into the future, not just Saturday 9 a.m. – 12 noon others that she knew. accepting the status quo. Available Everyday Services were held Oct. 23 start- I know from day one she will be able to DMV 2Go ing at 10 a.m. at St. John Alpha and ~Here in December 10 • 9-4 ~ start working immediately without a lot of Propane Tanks Available for Sale or Exchange Omega Pentecostal Church located E W Thomas is not responsible for typographical errors. We accept WIC & Food Stamps. We reserve the right to limit quantities awkward transition time or steep learning at 1950 West North Avenue Balti- curves. I am excited to support Kym Rouil- more, Maryland. lard for Fluvanna Circuit Court Clerk! SALE DATES OCTOBER 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 – Jenny Faulknier, Palmyra 6 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | October 22, 2015 To advertise email: sales@fl uvannareview.com AALLILLI FUNFUN DAYDAY Come to the 4th Annual

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Since SCC hearing examiner Howard P. customers – many of whom live in Flu- View and print our menu @ Anderson, Jr., filed his report on Sept. 18 vanna County. In his report Anderson rec- operations under the www.me2shop.net supporting most of the rate increase, re- ommended that the SCC grant Aqua 83 current rate structure Fresh in-store made from scratch! actions have popped up from Aqua cus- percent of its requested revenue increases. tomers and Aqua itself. The commission- Attorneys for the Lake Monticello have been addressed.” On Rt. 53 ers will take these reactions into account Owners’ Association or Fluvanna County 5 min. West of Lake Monticello, 5 min. East of Jefferson’s Monticello as they make their final decision, which didn’t file responses to the report, but – Caroline Progress Monday-Friday 6AM-6PM • Saturday 8AM-5PM • Sunday - Closed spokesperson Ken Schrad said would attorneys for Caroline County did. Ac- [email protected] • 434-297-2201 likely happen by the end of the year. cording to the Caroline Progress, almost tomers’ usage and not, as Aqua had sug- 6,000 Caroline residents would be af- gested, built partially into automatically- fected by the increase, and the county’s assessed base charges. response cut straight to the point: “There But Aqua “strongly opposes” Ander- should be no rate increase until numer- son’s suggestion, stating in its response ous, substantive complaints against Aqua that it would “increase volatility of future Vote Virginia’s operations under the current revenues and will only accelerate the rate structure have been addressed.” filing of future rate cases due to declining • Experienced Calling the hearing examiner’s suggested consumption.” Currently base charges • Informed rate increase “remarkable,” the response supply about 40 percent of Aqua’s rev- stated: “The county is deeply troubled by enues while usage-based charges supply • Involved Perrie the relatively uncomplicated outcome in about 60 percent, the response stated. this process: while Aqua Virginia sought an Forcing rate increases to apply to usage increase in annual revenues of $1,707,180, charges only would “effectively revise” only $288,673 was trimmed off.” that ratio previously approved by the SCC. Charging that the hearing examiner’s Though Aqua requested the ability to Johnson report essentially assumes the inevitabil- provide its shareholders with a return ity of a rate increase, the response stated: on equity (ROE) of 10.3 percent, Ander- For “The commission’s rate analysis must son only recommended an ROE of 9.25 take into account the ratepayers’ ability percent. In its response, Aqua pointed to to afford the rates imposed as well as the other water companies and Aqua subsid- impact that the current rates are having on iaries all allowed, it said, to have ROEs of county residents, not just the needs of the at least 9.75 percent. A higher ROE helps School utility. Without such considerations being to offset risk Aqua takes as it “continues to addressed, the process has failed the cus- acquire distressed, sub-standard systems, tomers it was intended to serve, and it has and to make improvements to those failed the citizens of Caroline County.” systems to bring them into compliance On the flip side, Aqua Virginia’s response with quality and environmental require- Board showed the company thought Anderson’s ments and enhance service across the recommendations didn’t go far enough. commonwealth,” Aqua’s response stated. Anderson should have used a more ac- Adding its voice to the fray was the Di- Fork Union curate capital structure when suggesting vision of Consumer Counsel in the Office rates, the response stated, and didn’t con- of Attorney General Mark Herring, who sider sufficient expenses in customer op- Schrad said “has the first responsibility District erations or information technology. to represent the citizen.” Aqua also took issue with a key point The response focused largely on Aqua’s in Anderson’s report. Clearly sympathet- base charges. “It became evident at the ic to Aqua customers who try to conserve hearing that Aqua customers, having water in an effort to control their bills, endured significant rate increases, at Anderson pointed to the fact that the de- least deserved the modest relief of stabil- creased consumption is actually driving ity in the fixed monthly customer charge rates up because Aqua can’t recoup its portion of their bill,” the response stated. needed revenue. So to help customers “Customers obviously have no control feel their conservation efforts amount over the fixed charge on their monthly Education and Experience to something, Anderson recommended bill, and the evidence showed that many keeping the rate increase fixed to cus- Aqua customers are desperate to find some manner of relief from increasing • Certifi ed Elementary Teacher monthly water and sewer bills. While in • Bachelor’s Degree in Finance the recent past the commission may have approved for Aqua a rate design where • 25 years of teaching in Fluvanna approximately 40 percent of the revenue • 5 years as President of Fluvanna Education Association requirement has been assigned to the [base charge], the [SCC] staff explained it was not wedded to that rate design.” For the last 5 years I’ve been actively engaged in The response also supported Anderson’s ROE recommendation of 9.25 percent. School Board matters, regularly attending meetings, When the commissioners rule by the reviewing fi nancial documents, and contributing end of the year, they may adopt Ander- son’s recommendations, modify them, suggestions from a classroom perspective. or change them entirely. Aqua Virginia also had a second case before the SCC that would have allowed For more information visit Facebook - Perrie For School Board: the company to seek a water and wastewa- www.facebook.com/perrieforschoolboard ter infrastructure service charge as a sepa- rate monthly fee for customers. The SCC denied the case in September. The dead- Paid for by Perrie For School Board line for an Aqua appeal passed on Oct. 9. 8 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | October 22, 2015 To advertise email: sales@fl uvannareview.com

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Once you get scheduled for Wednesday night’s (Oct. 21) meeting of the Fluvanna County Board of information out then you have Supervisors won’t take place after all, said people who take notice, and 34 Jefferson Ct, Zion Crossroads, VA 22942 2202 North Berkshire Rd., Suite 203 County Administrator Steve Nichols in a that’s a good thing, because Phone: 540-832-3232 Charlottesville, VA 22901 press release Tuesday morning. (Off Rt#15 across from Walmart) Phone: 434-293-9793 2015 The reasons for the sudden delay remain people need to understand.” www.springcreekdentist.com www.cvilleteeth.com elusive, as three supervisors offered three – Mozell Booker separate explanations for the decision. The public hearings were for two special use permits for the James River “Questions have come up,” said Chair- Water Authority (JRWA) project – a joint person Mozell Booker, referring in part venture between Fluvanna and Louisa to a “Save the Point” campaign that has Counties to pull up to 12 million gallons sprung up to keep the intake station off per day from the James River. the Point of Fork, the historic piece of One permit would allow the JRWA to land where the James and Rivanna Rivers construct an intake station at Fluvanna’s meet. “Information came out in the Flu- historic Point of Fork near Columbia and vanna Review last Thursday, and people pipe water a little over a mile inland. The began to talk and ask questions. Once you cost of this project to Fluvanna would be get information out then you have people about $2.75 million. who take notice, and that’s a good thing, The second permit would allow the because people need to understand.” Louisa County Water Authority to shuttle Booker said she’s been calling local the water northeast through Fluvanna to historians about the Point of Fork, “just Louisa. Louisa would bear the costs of to make sure that I am clear and I under- this project. stand the Point of Fork and the concerns Nichols declined to comment on why that people have.” the public hearings will be postponed, Restating her support for the JRWA but said that they would be rescheduled project, Booker said, “This is the best for a later date. opportunity for us to get water. We can’t let this slip away from us. Everybody doesn’t have to be on board, but we at least need to make sure that we have the right information. We can’t let this slip away from us. I’m not in favor of moving the intake station, because I know if they start excavating and find anything [of historic value] they will stop.” Supervisor Don Weaver, on the other hand, said that to his knowledge the matter didn’t have anything to do with the Point of Fork controversy. Rather, the hearings are being postponed “primarily because we have not received the water permit yet from the Department of Environmental Quality, and we did not want to move on until we have received that,” he said. Though Weaver didn’t know when the permit will arrive, he guessed within the next few weeks, and speculated that the hearings may be rescheduled then. “It’s pretty cut and dry,” he said. Supervisor Bob Ullenbruch offered a third opinion on the delay. “There aren’t enough votes to pass the special use permits,” he said. “The people who don’t have enough votes to pass it are postpon- ing it.” When asked to specify who he • Experience in the Circuit Court Clerk’s Offi ce as Chief Deputy • History of Community Service meant, Ullenbruch declined, but said it • Track Record of implementing new programs • Experience to “Hit the Ground Running” was “the minority of Board members – I really can’t say who.” He confirmed that he would not vote to support the intake station on the Point of Fork. When asked how a delay would help the cause of the supposedly outnumbered su- pervisors, Ullenbruch said, “Maybe there’s an election coming up.” He declined to comment further, saying he didn’t wish to “put words in other people’s mouths.” Supervisors Tony O’Brien and Mike Sheridan weren’t immediately available Paid for and authorized by Friends of Kym Rouillard for comment. 10 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | October 22, 2015 To advertise email: sales@fl uvannareview.com Vootete Baarbararbara m.Caaryry CCaryary SchoolSchool BoardBoard CCandidateandidate wwithith “NNewew EEyesyes”

My name is Barbara Cary, and I am a candidate for the School Board position in the Fork Union District. I am a life-long resident of Fluvanna County and attended Fluvanna County Schools. I feel that I am a strong candidate, in part because of my vast array of computer and information technology experience throughout my career. My husband is Michael Cary. We have two sons, Michael (known as MC) and Adrian. We also have five precious grandchildren. Let me tell you about my background, and how it will benefit my being on the School Board.

I worked at the National Ground Intelligence Center in Charlottesville, retiring after 39 years of service, working mostly as an Information Technology Specialist and Division lead. In this position, I learned how to use, support, implement, and troubleshoot the computer and information technology systems for scientific and technical intelligence (S&TI) and general military intelligence (GMI) in support of the Department of the Army, Department of Defense, and national-level decision makers.

I am the Co-Founder and Executive Director of a small not-for-profit organization, Providing Resources to Inspire, Develop and Empower (PRIDE), Inc. which provides resources that enrich lives and strengthen the community through service and volunteering. I have been involved in creating change in my commu- nity through mentorship to prepare young people for college and the workforce.

My background has given me a unique and needed outlook that will be a valuable service to the school system, to the Fluvanna County School Board and to our community. I will be coming to the school board with “new eyes” from a different perspective. I feel strongly that the strength of our community and our society lies in the education of our children, and I want to be part of the continued process for this critical service to our community.

My vision for our school district is to become exceptional in learning to prepare our students for college, the workforce and be productive citizens. Listed are some of my views:

1. I would like to see more improvement in Early Childhood Development for PreK through K to enhance learning. This will benefit all students. It will espe- cially help students that are disadvantaged due to poverty. This could possibly reduce the dropout rate to “0” and reduce the number of students that may need assistance in special education. The quality of life for a child is important. From birth to 5 years old is when a child goes through tremendous growth and change, and we must develop a solid foundation for children.

2. Clear communication is very important for success. I will visit the schools to observe learning, not to interfere. I will collaborate with the school board as a team. I will make myself available via email, written note, phone call, or meetings that are convenient for parent’s work schedule and home visits, if necessary. I will not be involved in petty discussions, but facts. I will be an advocate for students, teachers, parents, staff, bus drivers and custodians because all are important and make a difference in what children learn, see, and hear every day.

The use of PowerSchool is an excellent tool for parents to know every day what their child is doing in school. Parents should be notified daily about their child’s progress via email. This is clear communications for the parents to know what is going on with their child.

3. With my technology background, I will be able to ask questions, such as what are the advantages/disadvantages of Chrome Books verses Tablets or iPads for our students to use. Just because it’s cheaper doesn’t mean it’s the best product. Our high school students must take advantage of all the technology available. Students must know the content of their subject matter and be able to present what they have learned by using such software as PowerPoint with the technology they have in the classroom. Learn how to create video, audio and insert into their presentation using various animations to make their work stand out. Preparing students now will make them better equipped when they have to present a briefing at college or work.

4. Teachers must become tech savvy to stay ahead of the students. I am an advocate for teacher career development and incentive programs because they are very valuable to the success of the students. I am very proud of our teachers and appreciate their hard work and dedication.

5. Develop more science & engineering enrichment programs (i.e., Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics [STEM]) for all the schools including kindergarten.

I feel that I will be an outstanding School Board Member. I am motivated by the best interest of all Fluvanna County students. I am passionate about education and paving the road to success for our children, and I will always support our excellent teachers.

If you believe that I will make an excellent addition to the Fluvanna School Board, please vote for me on November 3.” Paid for by Barbara M. Cary Campaign To advertise call: 434.207.0222 October 22, 2015 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | 11 Fluvanna Crime Log Consider a New View Offense Date/Time Address on Retirement Living Aggravated Assault 10/1 12:30 a.m. 3790 block of Rolling Rd. South Aggravated Assault 10/11 10:30 p.m. 1450 block of Hardware Rd. All Other Larceny 10/13 4:41 p.m. Mailboxes Express On Turkey Sag Tr. All Other Larceny 10/11 11:33 a.m. 10 block of Pinehurst Rd. All Other Larceny 10/14 2:26 p.m. Clark Ct. All Other Offenses 10/9 2:00 p.m. 1290 block of Oliver Creek Rd. All Other Offenses 10/10 5:24 a.m. Courthouse/Fairview Ln. When you choose the vibrant and engaging Lodge Lifestyle you’ll All Other Offenses 10/6 7:48 p.m. 20 block of Wildwood Dr. fi nd that opportunities for living well are many. Our location in All Other Offenses 10/7 8:37 p.m. Mechunk Ter. All Other Offenses 10/15 2:17 p.m. 320 block of Troy Heights Rd. the exciting multigenerational neighborhood of Old Trail Village All Other Offenses 10/16 2:05 p.m. Jefferson Dr. /Bolling Cir. offers dining, golf, swimming, miles of trails Burglary/Breaking & Entering 10/1 12:30 a.m. 3790 block of Rolling Rd. South and more, all within walking distance. Credit Card/Automatic Teller Machine Fraud 10/13 4:41 p.m. Walmart Gordonsville / CVS Palmyra And did we mention our views? Destruction/Damage/Vandalism of Property 10/1 12:30 a.m. 3790 block of Rolling Rd. South Destruction/Damage/Vandalism of Property 10/11 2:18 p.m. 2150 block of Sclaters Ford Rd. Destruction/Damage/Vandalism of Property 10/15 12:06 p.m. 460 block of Keys Mill Ln. Plan Well to Live Well. Drug/Narcotic Violations 10/7 3:57 p.m. 5120 block of West River Rd. Call the Lodge at Old Trail to discover a fresh and scenic approach to senior living. Drug/Narcotic Violations 10/9 2:44 p.m. 13020 block of James Madison Hwy. Drug/Narcotic Violations 10/9 8:05 p.m. 50 block of Heritage Dr. Drug/Narcotic Violations 10/11 9:17 p.m. 6080 block of Rolling Rd. South False Pretenses/Swindle/Confidence Game 10/15 4:27 p.m. 720 block of Antioch Rd. Motor Vehicle Theft 10/11 10:30 p.m. 1450 block of Hardware Rd. Simple Assault 10/14 11:43 p.m. Winnsville Dr. Simple Assault 10/15 4:54 p.m. Blackwood Ln. www.lodgeatoldtrail.com Simple Assault 10/11 8:39:10 p.m. Blackwood Ln. Theft From Motor Vehicle 10/6 11:37 p.m. 8460 block of West River Rd. 330 Claremont Lane, Crozet, Virginia 22932 | 434-823-9100 Total Offenses: 26 */%&1&/%&/5
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• Born and raised in Fluvanna County • Lifetime of Community Service, Receiving Service Awards • 17 + Years Criminal Justice Experience from the Supreme Court of Virginia, Kappa Alpha Psi • B.A. in Criminology/Criminal Justice and Region Ten • M.A. in Administration of Justice • Served as Senior Magistrate for 16th Judicial District, • Successful Small Business Manager Region 4, covering Culpeper, Madison, Greene, • Trained magistrates, law enforcement offi cials Orange, Charlottesville/Albemarle, Louisa, and court staff in criminal justice policy and procedures Fluvanna and Goochland

www.brownforclerk.com • Authorized and Paid for by Brown for Circuit Court Clerk 12 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | October 22, 2015 To advertise email: sales@fl uvannareview.com Check out Ourr Red Rocker Candy, a growing Specials on dogwood- success story restaurant.netet BY PAGE H. GIFFORD, CORRESPONDENT Congressman Robert Hurt, Like us on Facebookook First Lady Dorothy McAuliff e, and 10 Centre Ct., South Boston Rd Todd P. Haymore, secretary of agriculture and 434-589-1155 forestry in Virginia, attended the ribbon cutting of (Rt. 600) Near Sue Charney’s (right) Lake Monticello Red Rocker Candy’s Fire Dept.& CVS businesses new location. Dining Hours: Bar Open Photos by Page H. Giff ord M-F 11am- 9pm•S-S 8am-9pm Late It was a year ago that Sue Charney of her commitment to supporting it with a Red Rocker Candy moved to a new loca- healthy approach such as good nutrition. tion at Industrial Way in Troy. Now she McAuliffe praised Charney for her efforts has moved again to a larger location in at promoting her business at international the same area. Her store is about the trade shows throughout the country. same size but her manufacturing space Both Haymore and McAuliffe talked has been expanded and the facility even about Charney’s third and largest ex- has windows so people can watch the pansion to date, in which she invested candy being made. $50,000, plus the hiring of three more Why all the brouhaha over one local full-time workers and some part-time business? Because Charney has become and seasonal workers. a success story and a model for small Hurt discussed promoting farms and business and Virginia specialty foods. local businesses in Virginia. He com- The Fluvanna Chamber of Commerce, mended Charney on her hard work in state officials, including Todd P. Haymore, bringing her business out of her base- secretary of agriculture and forestry in ment in her house to what it is today. Virginia, First Lady Dorothy McAuliffe, “The way she takes care of her busi- Congressman Robert Hurt and Board of ness, her employees, her customers and Supervisors Chair Mozell Booker, came her community, is the reason for her to praise Charney for all her hard work success. She is a fantastic model for busi- in making Red Rocker Candy what it is ness,” he said. He then added, “Maybe if today. But her success is an example of I brought some Red Rocker Candy back what small specialty food businesses are with me to Washington, we might get doing across the state, from wineries, to something done.” breweries, to ham, candy and much more. Charney thanked everyone. “We are working together to promote “I love what I do and you can’t get to Virginia products, help companies where you want to go without people expand and support local economies,” supporting you.” She thanked her staff, said Haymore. “Specialty foods is a the key to her success and the encour- billion dollar industry and is key to eco- agement they give her when she has one nomic activity and development in Vir- of her ideas. “When I get something in ginia.” Haymore explained that agricul- my head, it will happen and my staff ture is one of the largest industries in knows how enthusiastic I get.” But she Virginia and officials are working with credited her late husband for pushing small businesses to help them expand her and said that everyone discovers and promote their products. “Red Rocker what they can do but has to love what Candy has been designated as an attrac- they do to make it a success. tion by the Virginia Department of Trans- Red Rocker Candy is located at 170 In- portation and their logo has been added dustrial Way in Troy and is open Tues- to road signs near Zion Crossroads, on day-Saturday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. and now Interstate 64 at exit 136,” said Haymore. Sundays from noon-5 p.m. For more First Lady Dorothy McAuliffe spoke information, call 434-589-3649 or visit about the important role of agriculture and http://www.redrockercandy.com.

To advertise call: 434.207.0222 October 22, 2015 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | 13 Unapproved roads successfully turned over to state BY CHRISTINA DIMEO GUSEMAN, CORRESPONDENT With all the ruckus surrounding unap- across the county end up going so proved roads in Fluvanna County, resi- smoothly for Sycamore Square? dents of the Sycamore Square subdivi- For one simple reason, said Londrey. sion by CVS can breathe a sigh of relief The developer – Southern Development – their roads have been accepted into the Homes – “closely coordinated their ac- state system. tivities with VDOT,” she said. “They pro- Built in phases, Sycamore Square’s vided appropriate notifications before roads were also entered into the state each step in the road-building process system in phases, with the first group and were responsive to VDOT’s punch of roads accepted back in 2009, said list of small corrections needed – moving Stacy Londrey, acting communications mailboxes set too close to the edge of manager for the Virginia Department of pavement, re-grading ditches for good Transportation (VDOT). drainage, repairing potholes and other While technically the last phase of asphalt issues, etc.” roads – Kendall Court and the final ex- Once a road is constructed VDOT in- Charlie Armstrong, vice president of strong said. “They aren’t accepted yet tension of Justin Drive – won’t be ac- spects it to see if meets state standards, Southern Development, said that his but they’ll follow the same procedures as cepted into VDOT’s system till Novem- Londrey said, “in order to make sure company likes to do things efficiently. Sycamore Square.” ber, Londrey said she didn’t anticipate that what the developer is asking us to “We build the road and when it’s fin- Southern Development is developing any issues to arise. “Everything has been accept is the same quality as what we’d ished we immediately do everything that Village Oaks. The River Oaks section of completed for all intents and purposes,” produce ourselves.” In this case, she said, needs to be done in order to have it dedi- that development is run by Ryan Homes, she said. “Now it’s just a matter of ad- Southern Development quickly fixed all cated and maintained by the state,” he he said, but Southern Development is in ministrative steps.” 10 items on the punch list before calling said. “There are often some minor things charge of all the roads. Having roads accepted into the state VDOT back. and sometimes some major things that “We did not develop Nahor Village, system can be a huge weight off the That doesn’t always happen. “If one or VDOT wants repaired or changed before which is now bank-owned, but we’re shoulders of subdivision residents, who two of the items on the punch list lan- they take it, but it’s in everybody’s best now building houses in there and the can otherwise find themselves with guish and don’t get completed, then as interests to get that done as quickly as bank, United Bank, has hired us to help school buses prohibited from driving time passes and more heavy construc- possible and turned over to the state.” complete those roads,” Armstrong said. their streets, no plowing when it snows, tion vehicles run on the roads, plus What’s more, there’s good news in the “The bank has been very smart by bring- and worst of all, no one but themselves weather and aging, the roads just end up works for residents of Village Oaks and ing in professionals to help them and by to foot the bill for any necessary road with more problems and a longer list to River Oaks across from Lake Monticello’s being focused on getting things done. maintenance. fix,” Londrey said. “In this case the devel- main gate, as well as for the residents of Bankers aren’t developers so they don’t How did the VDOT acceptance process oper moved through needed corrections Nahor Village on Rt. 53. “Those roads always know what needs to be done. that has plagued so many subdivisions in a timely fashion.” are going to follow a similar path,” Arm- These guys know what they don’t know.”

14 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | October 22, 2015 To advertise email: sales@fl uvannareview.com To advertise call: 434.207.0222 October 22, 2015 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | 15 What’s plaguing the local business climate? BY CHRISTINA DIMEO GUSEMAN, CORRESPONDENT

Jeff erson Centre. Photos by Christina Dimeo Guseman

Each year, businesses come and go in • Faulknier Produce the strip mall across from Food Lion near • Gravity’s Edge Computers Lake Monticello. Despite high visibility • Gypsy Gourmet Cake Lounge and proximity to about 11,000 Lake Mon- • Lake Bistro ticello residents, not to mention customers • Lakeside Grille in other nearby neighborhoods, business- • Mailbox Express es in the strip mall, called the Jefferson • Nooks & Crannies Centre, fade more often than they thrive. • Ntelos Wireless In recent years the Jefferson Centre • Pearls & Nails salon has been home to multiple businesses, • Tucker Griffin Barnes law firm including: • Video by the Lake • ABC store • Villa Nova’s Pizzeria & Italian Bistro • Asian Café Only six of these are still in business at • Bagelicious the Jefferson Centre. • Blue Ridge Builder’s Supply Why is it so hard to make a business work • C&K Jewelers in what seems like such a prime spot? • Dream Salon & Day Spa DDon’ton’t FallFall toto BBackack PPain!ain! Rent “It’s very, very simple,” said Ian McDan- iel, co-owner of Gravity’s Edge Comput- ers, which is now located in the Sycamore Square shopping center near CVS. “The site management company is charging rent you’d see in Charlottesville or even Richmond. It’s charging rent higher than you’d find on the Downtown Mall. It’s not CCallall affordable – the overhead is just too high.” Ten years ago when McDaniel’s busi- ness was located at the Jefferson Centre, TToday!oday! he said his rent was $2,200 per month. And some businesses, such as Lake Bistro service – such as computer services, car and Bagelicious, actually combined two repair, hair and nail salons, and restau- RickWellsDC.com ¥ 434-589-8005 ¥ 99C Centre t Ct ¥ Palmyra P l office spots, he said, which resulted in an rants. “The rest of them, where you have • Chiropractic Care • Essential Oils “impossible” rent burden. retail – I can’t count how many stores “A lot of businesses come into the area, have come and gone,” he said. • Corrective Exercises • Spinal & Postural they look at the demographics, they look Once the management company has • Lifestyle Advice Screenings at the average income per household,” a business’s signature for a three-year • Nutritional Counseling • AromaTouch™ Technique McDaniel said. “On the books it looks lease, it’ll get its money even if the busi- like a perfect storm for a place to have ness goes under, said McDaniel. “The RRightight HereHere atat Offi ce Hours a great business, because you have all company doesn’t give a damn,” he said. Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday 8:00 am-12pm & 3pm-6pm these transients from Charlottesville “They just want someone to sign and to LLakeake MonticelloMonticello Th ursday 8:00 am-11am and Richmond coming here. So why not get them in there. Even if they have to Friday 8:00 am-12pm & 3pm-6pm open a yogurt shop, pastry shop, coffee get a judgment against them later, they’ll Near Slice/ Saturday 9am-11am Fairway Gate shop, and you think you’ll get a large eventually get the rent money.” amount of traffic. But it’s just not there. Now in the Sycamore Square shop- Dr. Wells takes the People are buying their consumables at ping center by CVS, Gravity’s Edge pays “Whole Person Approach” their destination, not here.” $800 per month in rent and will renego- The businesses that survive, said Mc- tiate when its three-year lease is up. “If Daniel, are usually the ones that focus on I don’t like it I’ll switch spots because I 166 | FLUVANNA REVIEW |Ot| Octobero 22, 2015 To advertise email: sales@fl uvannareview.com have a client base that will follow me,” years.’ It’s very frustrating.” Lake Monticello Fire & Rescue McDaniel said. “If you don’t, if you’re de- “The site management company is Though rent makes a difference, la pendent on walk-bys, you can’t do that.” Verdi doesn’t think it’s as big an issue CBRE Charlottesville manages Jeffer- charging rent you’d see in Charlottes- as some make it out to be. “Say they son Centre. Leigh Hughes, CBRE assis- ville or even Richmond. It’s charging knocked $1,000 off the rent,” she said. tant vice president, declined to comment rent higher than you’d find on the “That would definitely be a help, but if on current rent amounts, the company’s I’m that tight, that’s a problem. My rent rent policies, or other matters. Downtown Mall. It’s not affordable – would be fine if you people would come the overhead is just too high.” in. There are two sides to the equation. EEveryvery Advertising and Signs It’s not just the rent; it’s the sales. You ! – Ian McDaniel, Gravity’s Edge GO Dianna Campagna of Blue Ridge have got to have the sales.” BBINGO!IN Builders Supply, which recently shut its Computers La Verdi thinks that businesses would y! Palmyra doors, blamed a lack of suffi- have a better chance of making it if TThursday!hursda cient advertising for her Jefferson Centre “We were there for seven years but customers took more responsibility on Doors Open at 5:30 p.m. Early Bird 6:45 p.m. business’s collapse. still had people coming in saying themselves to support them. “Pay atten- “We were there for seven years but still tion,” she urged Fluvanna residents. “Get Ja had people coming in saying they didn’t they didn’t know we were there.” to know what businesses are in your 1000 ckpo $ t* know we were there,” Campagna. “We – Dianna Campagna, Blue Ridge area. Look around and check out the were renting the largest space available 80 or more players to pay $1000 pot. Builders Supply small stores. Take it upon yourself to go but had the smallest sign. The county to each one of these centers.” AAllll RRegularegular GGamesames would not permit a bigger sign.” Bobby Popowicz, Fluvanna’s director Despite having over 3,000 square feet “And then people say, ‘If I knew you of community development, said that PPAYAY $$100100 of store space, Campagna said the county had this, I’d have been shopping the county is trying to bring in some - wwithith 8800 oorr mmoreore pplayerslayers - only allowed the business to have a 32 here for years.’ It’s very frustrating.” “anchor” businesses with 150 to 300 em- square foot sign because its actual store ployees. “That will help our smaller busi- gressive Game frontage was so small. “I thought it was Jo la Verdi, Lake Emporium nesses reach out to a different customer Pro s very unfair,” she said. base, rather than just people around Lake Now Jason Stewart, head of the county’s Monticello,” he said. “We’re working on planning and zoning department, said Pizzeria near, though not in, the Jeffer- recruitment with several different larger RReded * that the current sign ordinance allows 1.5 son Centre. La Verdi thinks that local cus- businesses. A lot of them require water $500 square feet of signage for each lineal foot tomers bear the responsibility of proac- and sewer, so that’s our biggest obstacle of building frontage, up to a maximum tively finding out what the shops in their right now.” of 150 square feet. But no more than area have to offer. Earlier this month the county launched PPurpleurple * half that signage can be displayed on the “If a new store opens up, you need to a business climate survey in which it $1000 * As of date 10-22-15 front of the building – the rest has to go go and find out what they have,” she said. invited local business owners, managers, on the sides or in the rear. “Come in, look around, see what I have. and others involved in business to con- “We had a work session with the Plan- If you don’t need it, don’t come back. But tribute anonymous responses about how Serving Large Food Menu ning Commission in June about making you don’t know you don’t need anything Fluvanna succeeds and fails at supporting Snacks, Burgers, Hotdogs, Fries & Desserts the sign ordinance more business- unless you come in and check it out. local business. The results of that survey 10 Slice Rd. Palmyra friendly,” Stewart said. “It’s going back People should take ownership of that.” will be presented in a community business (Off Rt. 600, near CVS & Dogwood Rest.) on our agenda in the next few months, Advertising has its limits, la Verdi said, forum that will take place later this fall. Questions? Call 434-591-1018 to discuss things we can do in our ordi- when people don’t pay attention to it. nances that are more business-friendly.” “I’ve done Valpak, radio, newspapers, TV, Campagna also pointed to the business flyers in the [Lake Monticello mailbox] directory sign at the entrance to Jefferson cubbies,” she said. “When I closed the CountrySide Rivanna Hearing Centre, which lists the names of current store I had a woman say, ‘I can’t believe businesses in the plaza. “The sign there you had all this stuff; I didn’t know. I Upholstery Aid Center is so outdated,” she said. “Whose respon- would have shopped here all the time.’ Home & Marine sibility should that have been? The land- This woman said she doesn’t read the Your Hearing Helps You lord. That shows how little interest is there. paper or ads in the cubbies. I said to her, For the amount of money that we were ‘You tell me. If I wanted to reach you and Enjoy Every Moment... paying, the landlords should have been tell you what I have, what should I do?’ We service all more involved with advertising the shop- She shrugged her shoulders. I can’t tap makes & models ping center, trying to attract more people. people on the head in Food Lion and tell of hearing aids We paid good rent – what we got in return them what I have.” for it I don’t think was sufficient.” To appeal to customers, la Verdi peri- FREE Hearing tests odically added to her inventory. “I can FREE in-house repairs on most models Too Few Customers bring in hobbies, yarn, balsa wood, but if FREE video otoscopic view of ear canal Jo la Verdi has a different idea on why people don’t read the ads and they don’t Carroll Morse 434-244-3277 small businesses fail. Her recently closed come in they don’t know I have it,” she 434-589-4106 Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m-5 p.m. store, Lake Emporium, was located said. “And then people say, ‘If I knew you P.O. 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The theme for animal welfare organizations including the Flu- the conference is: “Empowering Women for Kingdom vanna SPCA, Caring for Creatures and Peaceful Building”, Matthew 28:19a. For more details, contact Passings Senior Animal Rescue. There is a dona- Sister Lillian Taylor at (434) 842-6419. tion box for cash and checks, and receptacles for donations like canned pet food, pet treats, used Bluebird program (clean) towels, bedding, paper towels, and laundry The Lake Monticello Wildlife Committee is hosting supplies. If coming from outside the Lake, for entry a free family program on bluebirds. Bluebirds begin and directions, just say “Light Show” at the gate. looking for their nesting sites in February, so their houses need to be ready by January. Come and Pleasant Grove museum learn how to attract and protect these beautiful Pleasant Grove House Museum is open Monday- birds. Program will be held in the Lake Monticello Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Saturday Club House at 41 Ashlawn Blvd. on Sunday, Oct. and Sunday from 12 to 4 p.m. Admission is free. 25 at 2 p.m. Our speaker will be Doug Rogers, Come by and learn about Fluvanna County and its president of Monticello Bird Club. Public is invited. transportation history. Pleasant Grove is located at Come to the Main Gate for admittance. 1736 Thomas Jefferson Pkwy (Rt. 53). Call 434- 589-2016 for more information. Fork Union Streetscape dedication Fluvanna Art Association The Fork Union community will dedicate the Fork artists exhibits Union Streetscape and Illumination project recently Fluvanna County Library: works by Charlotte Mc- completed along a section of Rt. 15 in the Village Daniel; Union First Market Bank: works by Page of Fork Union on Tuesday, Oct. 27, at 6:30 p.m. Gifford; Thistlegate Vineyard & Winery: works by at the Fork Union Baptist Church. The Rev. Warren Susan Lang; Fluvanna County Treasurer’s Office: Johnson will offer an invocation, followed by the Sara Gondwe; Fluvanna County Government Offices: National Anthem performed by “Just Us.” The Fork File Photo works by Windy Payne; Cuppa Joe’s Coffeehouse & Union Military Academy Color Guard will present the Smoke Brake Vapes: Dallas and Pam Holloman; For colors. Long-time resident Barbara Kritzer will share more information about the FAA, visit www.fluvan- some of the interesting history of the Village of Fork Daylight is getting shorter; nights are to mineral soil; keeping the burn pile naart.com or call Susan Lang at 434-589-2725. Union, and Dane Yonce will explain the background getting cooler. Sure, summer has offi- small; having tools like a shovel or a rake and plans for the Fork Union streetscape project cially ended, but more importantly, fall on hand; ensuring a charged water hose Adult classes itself. The ceremony will be held on the lawn of the wildfire season is here! And officials or other water source is at the ready; Fluvanna Adult Education Classes (GED prep., church, or in the fellowship hall in the event of in- with the Virginia Department of Forestry having a working cell phone with you basic skills, and ESL) meet on Tuesdays and clement weather. Refreshments will be served fol- want to keep you and your family safe so that you can call 911 as soon as the Thursdays from 9 a.m. to noon and on Tuesday lowing the brief service. The program is sponsored from the ravages of wildfire. fire escapes your control, and remain- from 5-8 p.m. Families Learning Together, a by businesses and citizens of Fork Union. “While Virginia’s most active wildfire ing with the fire until it’s completely program for parents of children from birth to third season is typically in the spring, fall can out. You must also check the weather grade, meets Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 Grief group be just as busy,” said John Miller, VDOF’s conditions in your area before you start a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. A new grief recovery group will be starting with ori- director of resource protection. “While to burn. If it’s been several days since to 2:30 p.m. When Fluvanna schools are closed, entation on Thursday, Oct. 29, at 6:30 p.m. at the we had some significant rain over the it’s rained, humidity levels are low and adult classes are also canceled. Registration is Crossroads Community Church Mission & Worship past couple of weeks, we didn’t have a the winds are higher than 10 miles per ongoing and walk-ins are encouraged. For infor- Center, located at 5578 Richmond Rd. in Troy. A lot of rain this summer, and the dead hour, wait until conditions improve; mation, please call 434-842-9273. $12 per person to cover the cost of the book is due leaves are starting to drop from the trees. otherwise, it’s quite likely your fire will at orientation. Some scholarships are available. Active adult center Visit ccc4mission.org for directions or call Char- This ‘leaf litter’ is an abundant source become a wildfire. The Cunningham Older Active Adult Center meets lotte Schafer at 434-414-6375. of fuel for wildfires, which can spread Miller said, “If a fire does escape a per- the first and third Monday of every month rapidly during dry and windy days.” son’s control or is left unattended, that from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Scottsville VFW on Envoy Trick-or-Treat With more than 62 percent of Vir- person is financially liable for the cost of River Road in Scottsville. Crafts, games, trips and Envoy at the Village, located at 4238 James ginia’s land base (15.9 million acres) suppressing the wildfire as well as any special events offered with other active older adults. Madison Hwy, Fork Union, VA 23055, is having being forested, there are almost 360,000 damage that occurs as a result. Depend- their annual Trick-or-Treat event on Friday, Oct. 30 homes and more than 1 million Virgin- ing on the size and complexity of the American Legion meetings from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. This activity is one of the Fluvanna American Legion meets the third ians living in areas defined as woodland wildfire, suppression costs alone could highlights of the year for residents and employees communities. “That’s a lot of lives and range from several hundred dollars to Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the and local children, ages 12 and under! We ask that Village Plaza in Fork Union. The Legion is a vet- property at risk due to wildfire,” Miller tens of thousands of dollars. Add to that you donate pre-wrapped candy, or monetary dona- said. the cost of burning down your neigh- eran’s organization dedicated to assisting local tions gratefully accepted for this fun-filled event. vets and community through a variety of programs. State Forester Bettina Ring said, “Pre- bor’s home or barn, and you could be Volunteers also needed to hand out the candy. venting a wildfire from ever starting is looking at millions of dollars. People Please contact Post Commander Vonderbeck at Questions? Call Patsy Logan, Therapeutic Recre- critical to the safety and security of our just need to be really careful with any 842-2200 for additional details. ation Director, at 434-842-2916. citizens. And, since most wildfires (96 outdoor burning.” Taste some chocolate Crossroads Trunk or Treat percent) in Virginia are caused by human Firefighting is dangerous and physical- The Independence, one of Charlottesville’s newest Crossroads Community Church will be set for Trick activity, if people are careful and pay at- ly demanding work. Ring said, “In recent senior communities, will hold a chocolate tasting or Treating, Oct. 31 from 5-7 p.m. at the corner of tention to weather conditions, they can years, several Virginians have died trying on Thursday, Oct. 22 at 1 p.m. Guests will enjoy Rt. 250 and Better Living Drive near Zion Cross- keep themselves and their property safe to battle the wildfires they started. It’s some special hand-made creations from Gear- roads. There will be refreshments and cars deco- by not letting a wildfire start.” much better to dial 911 right away and let hart’s Chocolates and learn about their heart rated for trick or treating. VDOF fire records go back nearly 100 the trained wildland firefighters respond healthy benefits. Special guest Robert Harllee, owner of Charlottesville’s eclectic Market Street Goochland fall festival years (the agency was created in 1914 and suppress those fires.” Wineshops, will talk about the health advantages Goochland County Fall Festival will be held on Sat- and began battling wildfires in 1916.) Fall wildfire season runs from Oct. 15 of consuming chocolate as well as the health ben- urday, Oct. 31, noon until 4 p.m. at the Goochland Of the 141,000 wildfires fought by the through Nov. 30 each year. efits of wine. The event is free and the public is Sports Complex. Activities include petting zoo and agency, most were caused by people burning their trash or yard debris. invited, but reservations are required. To reserve pony rides, pumpkin paintings, make and take crafts, Have a a space at this event call 434-218-7062 or visit carnival games and more. Annual Best Apple Pie Ring said, “For many people, there are debris-burning alternatives, such as story www.TheIndependenceCville.com. Contest! Also will have Art & Crafts vendors and Wild idea? West theme. The event is free. Volunteers are needed! composting and mulching. But for those Praise and prayer Questions? (804) 556-5854 - Goochland Parks, Rec who have to burn, we urge them to take A Night of Praise and Prayer at Beautiful Gate Minis- & Facilities or www.co.goochland.va.us. Rain date will precautions before igniting those fires. “ try will be held Oct. 23 at 7 p.m. at 4 Centre Court. be Sunday, Nov. 1 from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. Precautions include: clearing the See Calendar, page 21 burn spot and surrounding area down carlos@fl uvannareview.com To advertise call: 434.207.0222 October 22, 2015 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | 19 Property transfers NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE Property transfer information is provided by the Fluvanna County Circuit Court. TRUSTEE SALE 7 Glen Burnie Road, 9/15/15 Meade Construction to Holben, Brian M & An- Booz, James W & Christine C to Bower, Joshua C drea M 117 Two Rivers Drive Troy, VA 22974 Palmyra, VA 22963 & Amy J 27 Zephyr Road Palmyra, VA 22963 Lot Lot 1, 0.77 Acres Palmyra Mag Two Rivers Sub 43, Phase 12 LM $225,000. $320,459. By virtue of the power and authority contained in a Deed of Trust dated Feb- Fannie Mae AKA Federal National to Falconer, Sycamore Square, LLC to NVR, Inc 1885 Semi- ruary 8, 2005, and recorded in Deed Book 0620, Page 0002 in the Clerk’s William Robert III 472 Jefferson Drive Pal- nole Trail Charlottesville, VA 22901 Lot 152 River Offi ce for the Circuit Court for Fluvanna, VA, securing a loan which was origi- myra, VA 22963 Lot 429 Phase Five Tufton LM Oaks $70,000. nally $135,500.00. The appointed SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE, Commonwealth $165,000. NVR, Inc to Hodge, Timothy Michael 264 Manor Trustees, LLC will offer for sale at public auction at on the front steps of the Blvd Palmyra, VA 22963 Lot 153 River Oaks Davis, Joseph Trustee of Davis to Obenholzer, Fluvanna Circuit Court located at 72 Main Street. on: Robbie & Ocker 2637 Bybees Church Road Pal- $349,775. myra, VA 22963 Lot 8 Hawks Rise Palmyra Mag 9/23/15 November 9, 2015 at 3:00 PM District $310,000. Reed, Russell H, Jr. & Allison to Rusic, Milan improved real property, with an abbreviated legal description of All that certain PNC Bank National to Wertman, Christopher M & 4 Seminole Trail Palmyra, VA 22963 Lot 151 My 40 Celestial Court Scottsville, VA 24590 Lot Phase 10 Cherokee LM $175,500. lot or parcel of land situated in Cunningham Magisterial District of Fluvanna 1 Downing Grey Estates Sub $205,950. Fannie Mae to Wesley, Tammy & Marcus 18 County, Virginia, more particularly described as lot 22, phase two-shadwell, 9/16/15 Arapaho Trail Palmyra, VA 22963 Lot 76 Phase Lake Monticello Subdivision, as shown on plat thereof recorded in the Clerk’s Calhoun, Lucinda E to Cirolo, Charles J & Et Al 10 Cherokee LM $149,000. Offi ce of The Circuit Court of Fluvanna County, Virginia, in Deed Book 76, 27 Acre Lane Palmyra, VA 22963 Lot 14 Phase 9/24/15 Page 564., and as more fully described in the aforesaid Deed of Trust. 11 LM $376,000. Bishop, Edna C, Tr & Et Al to Lewis, Esther J TERMS OF SALE: The property will be sold “AS IS,” WITHOUT REPRE- Weiler, Justin S & Erica L to Peterson, Jay & & Janyce A 1183 Monticello Rd Palmyra, VA Karen 112 Sydney Way Palmyra, VA 22963 Lot 22963., 3.886 Acres $135,000. SENTATION OR WARRANTY OF ANY KIND AND SUBJECT TO conditions, 49 Phase 3 Sycamore Square $309,000. Kelly, Frederick D to Harper, Elizabeth S, Tr & Et restrictions, reservations, easements, rights of way, and all other matters of Grigg, Tammy S Lawson to Williams, Amy J B Al 550 Central Ave Lexington KY 40502. Marina record taking priority over the Deed of Trust to be announced at the time of & Daniel 1837 Central Plains Rd Palmyra VA Point Unit 1 LM $305,000. sale. A deposit of $20,000.00, or 10% of the sale price, whichever is lower, 22963. 25.20 Acres $105,000. Walton, James B to Flaherty, Patrick O & Cath- in cash or cashier’s check payable to the SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE will be Bethel Builders, LLC to Robbins, Erick R & Eliza- erine 7 West Lake Forest Dr Palmyra, VA 22963 required at the time of sale. The balance of the purchase price, with interest beth A 433 Moonstan Ln Columbia, VA 23038 Lot 81 Phase 9 Knollwood LM $170,000. Lot 10 & 11 Lovin Ridge Sub $225,232. at the rate contained in the Deed of Trust Note from the date of sale to the 9/25/15 date said funds are received in the offi ce of the SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE, 9/17/15 Shah, Hasmukh to Birckhead, Matthew & Betha- Moir, William Gerard & Wife to Gorby, Larry L & ny 3735 Cedar Lane Rd Kents Store, VA 23084 will be due within fi fteen (15) days of sale. In the event of default by the suc- Sara D 470 N. Driftwood Bay, Unit 98G Miramar, Columbia Magis Distr 2.000 Ac $188,000. cessful bidder, the entire deposit shall be forfeited and applied to the costs FL 32550 Lot 274 Ph 5 LM $210,000. Trustee Services of Virginia to Deutsche Bank and expenses of sale and Substitute Trustee’s fee. All other public charges Wendell W Gibson, Inc to Chavez, Jose Cruz 725 National Trust 1661 Worthington Rd West Palm or assessments, including water/sewer charges, whether incurred prior to or Monument Lane Culpeper, VA 22701 Lot 5 Oli- Beach, FL 33409. Lot 375 Phase 2 Shadwell LM after the sale, and all other costs incident to settlement to be paid by the pur- ver Ridge $60,000. $198,180. chaser. In the event taxes, any other public charges have been advanced, a Sycamore Square, LLC to NVR, Inc 1885 Semi- 9/28/15 credit will be due to the seller, to be adjusted from the date of sale at the time nole Trail Charlottesville, VA 22030 Lot 141 River Branch Banking Trust to McIntyre, Kenneth H & Oaks $70,000. Louise G 274 Morris Rd Troy, VA 22974., 2.0003 of settlement. Purchaser agrees to pay the seller’s attorneys at settlement, a Benedict, L Reid & Kimberly G to Terre Haute 61 Acres $139,000. fee of $445.00 for review of the settlement documents. LLC 2210 River Rd West Maiderns, VA 23102 Cogswell, Lisa and Bosco, Jacq. To Ludwig, Dale Additional terms will be announced at the time of sale and the successful Fork Union Distr 9.000 Acres $57,000. 8 Oak Grove Road Palmyra, VA 22963 Lot 422 bidder will be required to execute and deliver to the Substitute Trustees a 9/18/15 Phase Twelve Edgewood LM $100,000. memorandum or contract of the sale at the conclusion of bidding. Fannie Mae to Kennedy, Christopher S 665 Union Knop, Daniel & Kelli M. Ray to Joyner, Jesse Clin- Mills Rd Troy, VA 22974. 4.000 Acres $193,000. ton III 132 Justin Drive Palmyra, VA 22963 Lot Houston, Anne Marie to Hughes, Michael D & 26 Phase 2 Sycamore Square Sub $206,000. Peggy S 14 Riverwood Court Palmyra, VA 22963 9/29/15 FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: Rosenberg & Associates, LLC Lot 80 Phase 7 Crofton LM $139,950. WAP, LLC to Nissley, Dennis E. & Betsy M 375 (Attorney for the Secured Party) Harford, Cathy M to Miller, Charles r & Donald Grayrock Drive Crozet, VA 22932., 0.67 Acre Lot 7910 Woodmont Avenue, Suite 750 Pit 9695 Church Way Burke, VA 22015 Lot 292 24 Section 3 Meadow Brook Sub $74, 000. Bethesda, Maryland 20814 Phase 10 Cherokee LM $222,000. US Bank Trust to Thurman, Clarence 5 Tusca- 301-907-8000 • www.rosenberg-assoc.com Pace, Thomas a & Lynn M to Adkim Construc- rora Drive Palmyra, VA 22963 Lot 196 Phase 10 tion, LLC 719 Albevanna Spring Rd Scottsville, Cherokee LM $127,000. VA 24590., .50 Acres $64,000. Blue Carrsbrook Holdings, LLC to Walsh, Sean 9/21/15 T & Jessica D 528 Indigo Lane Troy, VA 22974 SAVE ENERGY AND FUEL COSTS Walker, Helen P Et Al to Campagna, Michael Lot 60 Sycamore Landing Rural 0.456 Acre We’re Local-Come See Us & Alyssa 79 Hidden Valley Court Palmyra, VA $290,000. Now Offering Expert Tire Service at Great Prices 22963 See Deed For Description $33,500. 9/30/15 • ENGINE - TRANSMISSIONS • TOWING Bossie, Christine N to Boyd, Mary Julia 4707 Klein, Pauline M, Tr & Et Al to Brown, Rhonda • EXHAUST SYSTEMS • COMPUTER DIAGNOSTIC ANALYZER • COMPUTERIZED 4 WHEEL ALIGNMENT • TUNE-UPS Venable Rd Kents Store, VA 23084 Columbia 10707 Robin Lane Spotsylvania, VA 22553., • FUEL INJECTION • SHOCKS & STRUTS Magis Distr 4.885 Acres $166,000. 2.000 Acres $65,000. • A/C CERTIFIED SERVICE • HOSES & BELTS • ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS • CERTIFIED ASE TECHNICIANS 9/22/15 • TRANSMISSION FLUID EXCHANGER • BRAKES & BATTERIES Botto, Christopher A & Kelly C to Martin, Ken- • VA. STATE INSPECTION • LUBE & OIL CHANGE dra A & Jesse S 235 Glebe Lane Scottsville, VA 24590., 2.469 Acres $222,500. Since 1978 Eager, Patricia B. Trustee of to Meade Construc- tion, Inc. 300 Preston Ave Suite 301 Charlot- ALL MAKES & MODELS AUTOMOTIVE CENTERS tesville, VA 22901 Lot 1, 0.77 Acres Palmyra Hours: M-F 8:00 - 4:30 • Most Major Credit Cards accepted Home of District Two Rivers Sub $45,000. All Star 434-589-1405 434-589-8652 Lake Monticello Zion Crossroads Auto Parts 107 Crofton Place 9654 Three Notch Road

20 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | October 22, 2015 To advertise email: sales@fl uvannareview.com Calendar from page 19 as part of the annual book sale. The family-friendly event will feature free face painting, kid’s crafts, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF Beulah Baptist fall festival bake sale, raffles, and music with Sherry Taylor Beulah Baptist Church at1633 Kents Store Way in from Z95.1 playing from noon to 2 p.m. Shop 145 Jefferson Drive Kents Store is holding its annual fall festival and at the book sale while your kids are entertained. trunk-or-treat on Saturday, Oct. 31 from 5 p.m. Patron Day is sponsored by the Friends of the Palmyra, VA 22963 to 7:30 p.m. Inflatable bounce houses, sno-cones, Library. Call 434-589-1400 for more information. popcorn, trunks full of candy, and other food and games. Call 434-589-2245 for more information. Harvest dinner In execution of a Deed of Trust in the original principal amount of Scottsville United Methodist Church will hold its $187,663.00, dated April 26, 2013, recorded among the land records of Family and friends day annual Harvest Dinner on Saturday, Nov. 7 from The Cloverdale Baptist Church will be hold its 5 to 7 p.m. at the Scottsville United Methodist the Circuit Court for Fluvanna County on May 2, 2013, as Instrument annual Family & Friends Day service on Sunday, Church. Adults: $10 Children $6. Those seven and Number 1301838, in Deed Book 894, at Page 016, the undersigned ap- Nov. 1. Lunch will follow. The afternoon service under are free. Music by Nadine Roddy. Proceeds pointed Substitute Trustee will offer for sale at public auction, at the starts at 3 p.m. with guest speaker, the Rev. Keven will go toward the missions of the church. Caleb, pastor of the Thessalonia Baptist Church main entrance of the courthouse for the Circuit Court of Fluvanna along with his choir, ushers and church family. Craft fair County, 72 Main St. , Palmyra, VA on November 16, 2015 at 12:15 A fall craft fair will be held at Sts. Peter and Paul Book sale Catholic Church in the new Parish Center on Sat- PM, the property described in said deed of trust, located at the above The Friends of the Fluvanna County Library will urday, Nov. 7, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be address and briefl y described as: Lot 38, Phase 3-Montpelier, Lake Mon- hold its annual book sale starting on Thursday, something for everyone: gifts, crafts, raffles, many ticello, as shown on Plat thereof recorded in the Clerk’s Offi ce of the Nov. 5. Hours on Nov. 5 and 6 are from 9 a.m. to vendors and more. Food service begins at 8 a.m. 8 p.m.; Saturday, Nov. 7 is Patron Day with a bake Circuit Court of Fluvanna County, Virginia in Deed Book 80, Page 37. sale, raffles and family-friendly events from 9 a.m. Bazaar Tax ID: 18A 3 38. to 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 8, the sale will run from 9 “The Glass Slipper” event, which funds Fluco girls a.m. to 3 p.m. Bargain Days will run from Nov. 9 to going to college or trade schools will be held Sat- TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH. A bidder’s deposit of $10,000.00 or Nov. 14. The sale will be held in the library building urday, Nov. 7 at Effort Baptist Church in Palmyra on Rt. 53 next to the sheriff’s office. Something for from10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Vendors will offer products 10% of the sale price, whichever is lower, will be required in cash, certi- such as makeup, skincare, jewelry, purses, kitch- fi ed or cashier’s check. Settlement within fi fteen (15) days of sale, oth- all ages including books, dvd’s, cd’s video games, puzzles, board games and audio books. Call 434- enware, homemade crafts, food and much more. erwise Trustee may forfeit deposit. Additional terms to be announced at 589-1400 for more information. Contact Karen Collier at KCbeautyonthgo@hotmail. com, for additional information. sale. This is a communication from a debt collector. This notice is an Music clinic attempt to collect on a debt and any information obtained will be used for The USAF Rhythm in Blue jazz band is coming Veterans program that purpose. to Fluvanna County High School to give a clinic Effort Christian School and Preschool will be hon- to music students and perform for the public on oring Veterans with a special program on Wednes- Loan Type: FHA (Trustee # 563283) Friday Nov. 6. The public performance will be at day, Nov. 11 at 9:30 a.m. in the Sanctuary Church. 2:30 p.m. in the school’s auditorium. It is a free Students will be performing special music to thank Substitute Trustee: ALG Trustee, LLC, C/O Atlantic Law Group, performance. Guests must sign in at the front our veterans for their service to our country. All vet- office upon arrival at the school. erans, their families and the community is invited LLC PO Box 2548, Leesburg, VA 20177, (703) 777-7101, website: http:// to attend. For more information please contact www.atlanticlawgrp.com FEI # 1074.02855 10/22/2015, 10/29/2015 Patron day ECSP at 434-808-2447. Patron Day will be held at the Fluvanna County Library on Saturday, Nov. 7, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

TRUSTEE’S SALE OF PUBLIC HEARING 1363 Ridge Road Fluvanna County Planning Commission Palmyra, VA 22963 Wednesday, October 28, 2015, at 7:00 p.m. In execution of a Deed of Trust in the original principal amount of $83,475.78, dated January 25, 2007, recorded among the land records Pursuant to Virginia Code Section 15.2-2204, a public hearing will be held in the Circuit of the Circuit Court for Fluvanna County on January 29, 2007, as Instru- Court Room at the Fluvanna County Courts Building in Palmyra, Virginia for citizens of the ment Number 474, in Deed Book 714, at Page 668, the undersigned ap- County to have the opportunity to appear before and be heard by the Planning Commis- pointed Substitute Trustee will offer for sale at public auction, at the main sion for the following item: entrance of the courthouse for the Circuit Court of Fluvanna County, 72 SUP 15:07– Raymond Goffi n - A request for a special use permit to Main St. , Palmyra, VA on November 3, 2015 at 2:30 PM, the property operate an outdoor recreation facility with respect to 46.02 acres of Tax Map described in said deed of trust, located at the above address and briefl y 18, Section A, Parcel 12. The property is currently zoned A-1 (Agricultural, described as: CONTAINING 4 ACRES, BY SURVEY, ON THE WEST General) and is located on the northern side of State Route 619 (Ruritan Lake SIDE OF AND ADJOINING VIRGINIA STATE HIGHWAY NO. 632, Road) approximately one-half mile northwest of its intersection with Sclaters AND DESCRIBED MY METES AND BOUNDS ON PLAT OF SUR- Ford Road. The property is located within the Cunningham Election District VEY MADE BY ROUDABUSH, GALE AND ASSOCIATES, INC., and is within the Rural Residential Planning Area. C.L.S., DATED SEPTEMBER 30, 1987. Tax ID: 19-A-50. SUP 15:09 – Rountop Limited Partnership - A request to amend Spe- TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH. A bidder’s deposit of $8,300.00 or cial Use Permit SUP 14:04 to allow for an expansion of the educational facility 10% of the sale price, whichever is lower, will be required in cash, certi- to 75 occupants in 6 Centre Ct., and 49 occupants in 7 Centre Ct. with re- spect to 6.343 acres of a portion of Tax Map 18A, Section 4, Parcel 13A. The fi ed or cashier’s check. Settlement within fi fteen (15) days of sale, oth- property is zoned B-1 (Business, General) and is located on the north side erwise Trustee may forfeit deposit. Additional terms to be announced at of Slice Road, approximately 500 feet from its intersection with Route 600 sale. This is a communication from a debt collector. This notice is an (South Boston Road). The property is located in the Palmyra Election District attempt to collect on a debt and any information obtained will be used for and is within the Rivanna Community Planning Area. that purpose. Copies of the complete text of the above ordinances and associated plans are available Loan Type: Conv/Conv (Trustee # 534734) for public review at the Offi ce of the Fluvanna County Administrator during normal busi- ness hours. The public is invited to attend these hearings at which persons affected may Substitute Trustee: ALG Trustee, LLC, C/O Atlantic Law Group, appear and present their views. Questions or comments may be directed to Planning & LLC PO Box 2548, Leesburg, VA 20177, (703) 777-7101, website: http:// Community Development Department, at (434) 591-1910. www.atlanticlawgrp.com FEI # 1074.03190 10/15/2015, 10/22/2015

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Select a category 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 5. Write your ad and upload photo advertised in this paper is available on an equal opportunity basis. 6. Pay with your credit card via Pay Pal. Personal Property Liquidation AUTO full bath and large private deck. Kitchen has electric THE LIGHT ACADEMY is offering After-School stove/oven/microwave, side-by-side refrigerator/ Care for a variety of needs – As Needed Basis, Part- Saturday, October 24, 2015, 2006 HONDA: 5-speed automatic, CR-v LX, freezer. Rent is $825 mo., and includes Trash & time or Full time. Visit www.thelightacademy.com 10 a.m.-4 p.m. SUV. Cruise control. 51,400 miles. Like New! Recycling, Water and Electric. Tenant is responsible or phone (434) 806-2903 for more information. Sunday, October 25, 1-4 p.m. $11,450.00 - Phone (434) 589-2896 for Cable/DSL, LM Gate sticker. References SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESS: Monticello Country 50% Off! EVENTS and credit check required. Non-smoker. 1 year Realtors supports local businesses. See our Monday Bargains! lease. Security deposit of $825. Pet considered “Featured Business of the Week” on page 9. www. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. 75% Off! BREMO AUCTIONS SATURDAY GALLERY with $250 non-refundable deposit. Parking for 1 monticellorealtors.com (434) 589-3539 AUCTION – OnLine Bidding Available at: vehicle. Call (434) 589-8684. 1335 Crozet Ave., liveauctioneers.com. for Mid-Century, Modern & CENTURY 21 MONTICELLO PROPERTIES/ WANTED Crozet, VA 22932 Decorative Arts Auction being held on Saturday, RENTALS* $1150 – 8 Jennings, $1075 – 3 October 24. @ 320 Pantops Center, Charlottesville, CAT SITTER: Need someone to mind my cat in Appletree, *$1500. – 5 Kanawha, $1175 – 627 their home for a week or two. She is quiet, clean and Directions: 250 West to Rt. 240 into Crozet. VA. 22911. All Sales start at 10 a.m. For Jefferson Dr., $1300 – 31 Seminole Tr., $1550 – Right onto Crozet Ave. at 4-way stop for about Consignment Opportunities or Catalogs – Email: healthy, but terrifi ed of dogs. Please call (434) 227- 20 Chickasaw, $1900 – 31 Possum Ln., $1400 4219 or (434) 770-3434. We live near the Lake. 2 blocks. Parking on property. [email protected] or call (434) 293-1267 – 3109 Branch. Contact Rachel (434) 981-5173 MONTICELLO FIRE & RESCUE* BINGO*: or [email protected] for more info. SEEKING CRAFTERS AND VENDORS for Fall A sale with something for everyone! $1,000 Jackpot every Thursday. Progressive Equal Housing Opportunity. Craft Fair being held on Saturday, November 14 Vintage maple dropleaf table/small Game. Doors Open at 5:30 p.m., Early Bird 6:45 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. -Lake Monticello Fire and hutch, corner cupboard/buffet, Lane p.m. Location: 10 Slice Road, Palmyra, VA (off Rt. SERVICES Rescue, Fire Building location. $30 for 6 ft. table cedar chest, drop-front secretary, so- 600, across from CVS). Questions? Call (434) 591- and $40 for 8 ft. table. To sign up call Teri Novak – fas, vintage mahogany 4-poster double GRAPHIC DESIGN SPECIALIST: Do you need (434) 284-2072. bed/nightstand/dresser w/mirror & 1018 a logo, brochure, fl yer, postcards or newsletters? vanity bench, wingback chair, table/4 COINS: I buy old coins. Call (434) 466-7968 FOR SALE Custom art or designs – but either don’t know chairs, cherry dresser/mirror, Whirl- how or don’t have the time? I can provide you with FSPCA SPONSORS NEEDED for 2015: pool washer & dryer, work tables, vin- DRIVEWAY STONE: SLATE: 9-Ton Slate Crush quality graphic design and artwork quickly and Consider sponsoring our “Pet of the Week” ad in tage French bicycle, ladderback chairs, Run $150.; 9-Ton #57, $220.; 14-Ton #57, affordably. Let me do the work for you so you can the Fluvanna Review. Your name and/or business appliance dolly, gas mower, yard tools, collectibles & so much more! $300.; 14-Ton Crush, $200. GRANITE: 9-Ton concentrate on your business. Call Lynn Stayton- name will appear as sponsor under our photo for Crush, $220.; 9-Ton #57, $255; 14-Ton Crush, Eurell @ (434) 906-2524. Please visit http://www. the Pet of the Week. You may also have a special Beverly Smith • 434-960-4865 $300., & 14-Ton #57, $350. Includes delivery and staytoneurellgraphics.net person named or event remembered. Call Edee www.estatesalesunlimited.net Tailgate Spread. Call (434) 420-2002. HOME EXTERIOR INFRARED INSPECTION: at the Fluvanna Review (434) 207-0221 or email AKC REGISTERED ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPPY Ready for winter? Have your home inspected edee@fl uvannareview.com is ready for adoption. She is 12 weeks old, de- for heat loss with our inspection system. Very YARD SALE wormed, up to date shots. Any interested person affordable. Interior inspections also available. Call should contact me: [email protected]. Joe at (540) 246-4888, leave message or email: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. [email protected]. Weekend work only. @ 22 Englewood Drive, Lake Monticello. Bring ad HELP WANTED INSIDE/OUT PAINTING PLUS: Interior/Exterior to Main Gate for admittance. Kitchen items: dishes, PRINT LIVES HOUSEKEEPER/OFFICE HELP: Part-Time Painting, 2500 PSA Powerwashing, renovation small appliances, etc. Christmas lights/many assorted Your local paper has reliable housekeeper with basic offi ce skills and restoration. Locally owned/operated for 25 Christmas decorations; lighted Santa Claus, etc. DVD’s-assorted themes, & CD’s. Our Grandchildren expanded to 6,300 copies needed. Must have car, be ethical, personable and + years. Lake resident since 1995. Fluvanna with 100+ pick-up locations enthusiastic. Able to slowly take over increasing County Chamber of Commerce member since have outgrown all their outdoor and indoor toys and responsibilities. Pay contingent upon qualifi cations/ 2001. Call (434) 906-1898, or email: info@ games too! See you - RAIN or SHINE! in Fluvanna, on Pantops expertise. No misrepresentations please. Hours are insideoutpaintingplus.net. To view portfolio – www. MOVING SALE: Friday, October 23 and Saturday, and in Charlottesville. insideoutpaintingplus.net. negotiable. Near Lake Monticello. Call (434) 872- October 24 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 4696 Three Local Features. Schools. 3943 JANE’S WHITE GLOVE Professional Cleaning Chopt Road, Troy, VA. * RAIN or SHINE: Sale OPTOMETRIC ASSISTANT: Optometric/Medical Service. 16 years proudly serving Fluvanna and indoors!! Government. Breaking Offi ce, Part-Time 20-30 hrs. Busy, fast paced surrounding counties. THOROUGH, Dependable, YARD SALE: Saturday, October 24, from 8 a.m. News. Sports. All for Free. offi ce. Primary duties: Chart Prep, Scanning, Trustworthy, Friendly. Excellent References. to 1 p.m. at 2 Cove Circle in Lake Monticello. RAIN assisting with the front desk & the Tech, answering Flexible to suit your needs, very affordable! FULLY CANCELS. Furniture; kitchen table and chairs, phones & scheduling. Computer experience and INSURED. Call (434) 589-2195 dining table and chairs, cedar chest, sofa, hunting offi ce skills essential. Fax Resume: (434) 591- supplies, sports equipment and much more!! 0111 or apply within at offi ce: Drs. Douglas & Victoria Weiss, 56 Centre Court, Palmyra, VA 22963. REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK’S PET HUNTING LAND: 26 Acres in Fluvanna County near Fork Union on Cohasset Circle, just off VSH Pepe is very smart! 6/West River Road. #535440 - $79,000. Contact Connie Fairchild (434) 466-8660 or email: He’s house & leash trained and, loves his [email protected] stuffed animals! He is healthy, current on shots, BUILDING ACREAGE: Owner fi nancing available. Large and small lots, from 2 acres to 25 acres. neutered, and microchipped. Mostly level land, with wooded and open acreage. Five to seven minutes from I-64, Fluvanna County. Call (434) 531-0671 or (434) 589-3074 Fluvanna SPCA 5239 Union Mills Road, Troy, VA RENTAL (434) 591-0123 Deadline: Every Wednesday AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 1st., 1 Bedroom, 1200 Pepe http://www.fspca.org For more information sq. ft. daylight basement apartment w/private call: 434-207-0222 entrance. Open Living room, eat-in kitchen area, SIR SPEEDY PRINT/SIGNS/MARKETING • 434-977-1992 or email: sales@fl uvannareview.com To advertise call: 434.207.0222 October 22, 2015 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | 23 certain pediatric items, such as infant Captain Thomas Wade was chief of infor- car seats. The charity has maintained a mation for Ramstein Air Base near Kai- constant vigilance 24/7 for the last seven serslautern, Germany. He was so full of years with a small all-volunteer group information and wanted to share it from (especially including founding member the first day they met. We were married Sam McLawhorn who lives in Palmyra) within a year and moved to Florida and to make sure that U.Va. social workers began a life in business from about 1974 always have one last lifeline to assist to 1990, and farming from 1990 to 2000. those with immediate temporary needs. There were new experiences and moves Thomas Wade and The charity is called Interfaith Hu- across the country from 2000 to now, Elisheva Clegg manitarian Sanctum (IHS) and depends along with medical challenges en route on private donations and public grants to and even into the present. sustain a never-ending need. The Cleggs What surprised us is that we have have two websites which describe fully planned our work lives and each re-ed- what they are living to do. Please access ucation together since 1974, and never their ministerial website at www.reveren- really considered not being together. delisheva.org and their public charity at Having seen so many couples quite lit- Fluvanna Faces www.interfaithhumanitariansanctum.org. erally explode by working so closely What is one of your pet peeves? through long periods of time and many BY CHRISTINA DIMEO GUSEMAN, CORRESPONDENT We don’t actually take time to dwell on professional changes, we can only con- annoyances, but we are active in casting clude that we have evolved and become Where do you live? How long have higher ground and away from potential our votes for those who diligently seek better people for each other and for you lived in Fluvanna? bouts with devastating storms. to lift and secure the least able in our others…and that is truly a wonderful We live in Lake Monticello. We arrived surprise in any life. Tell us about your family. society. There is an alarming trend to in Fluvanna in the summer of 2005. We have four very grown children, and cast society as “us” and “them.” Such What’s one thing you hope to What brought you here? for their mother’s sake, no longer are tendencies always allow for the worst of accomplish before you die? Now that is one circuitous story! ages mentioned; however, they are very human nature to dominate public dis- There are so many things to experience We had anticipated a possible move old children. course in such hateful ways. As a couple in this journey. When and what the next to Virginia prior to leaving our certi- Arezou Clegg Jolly and her husband we have ourselves to blame if we ignore venture may be perhaps has not arrived fied organic farm near Mt. St. Helens John, both attorneys, live in Jacksonville, these fractures in our world and shy for consideration. We are hopeful that in southern Washington in 2000. Due Florida. They have two children, Chan- away from bringing a message of inclu- our charity which serves so many will to serious health issues and procedures dler Jolly, a junior at the University of sion. Indeed, we must not wait for an op- continue to find support, and perhaps which affected both of us, the rigors of Florida, and Jack Jolly, a freshman. portunity to be a part of the crusade for some endowments to allow it to sustain farming and the physical toll made the Yalda Clegg, Lt. Colonel, USAF Retired, good, but seek out involvement to allow well after we have been wheeled away. venture a real financial challenge, espe- lives in Alexandria, Virginia. consistent acts of kindness to prevail. We Since we are already in our 70s, the time cially for a couple already in their 50s. Kristine Clegg Bechtel and her have often projected ourselves into a dis- for looking ahead is nearer. However, we So we moved down to north Florida husband Todd live in Monroe, North cussion when others are often intimidat- have never viewed our roles as a way to near our older daughters, not really Carolina. Kristine is a 911 supervisor for ed to stand up for taking the higher road. secure a legacy. Our objective has been knowing how our health outcomes would the Charlotte Police Department. Todd But the point is: Don’t wait on someone simple: Do the best one can do…for as turn out. What was a very unsettling is with North Carolina law enforcement. else to lead; that may not happen. We all long as one can do it…and until one can period of almost five years allowed for They have two boys, Zach in junior high have a basic instinct which allows us to do it no more. Oh, and one more thing… concentration on recovery and a totally school and Josh close behind. know when people are being diminished we hope that we can take it to the limit new life plan. We sometimes refer to the Thomas Wade Clegg IV and his wife and disenfranchised. And we all have together. change at that time as “turning in the Jolene live in Los Angeles, California. opportunities to make a difference for Tell us about one of your regrets. plow and picking up the books…again.” Wade is a practicing nurse and Jolene the common good. So – perhaps our pet We will review our past critically at In 2005 there were several hurricanes has her hands full with two active pre- peeve is best handled by giving space to some point in time, but for now we have and tornadoes which threatened our area schoolers, Arthur and Elsa. generosity with considerable vigor. made so many proper adjustments, the in Florida. It was evident that it was time To say that we have an over-abundance What do you do in your spare time? probability of too many regrets has nar- to pack up again, locate a solid hospital of pride in our children and their chil- We have a very deliberate way of using rowed. There were choices made en (University of Virginia Medical Center) dren is the understatement of the year! time for each other. It still starts with route to now which each of us wish had to continue monitoring some lingering kissing and ends with walking our dog. What do you do for a living? not occurred, but had they not occurred, issues, renew our communication with Our dog is Ladybug. She is a special it will forever be a puzzle if we would our favorite real estate agents in Char- The question should be, as it applies to breed, best described as a “licker.” If us, “What are we living to do?” have evolved into the love affair which lottesville, and make a serious move to there is any spare time after the dog is ours. We are both ordained interfaith min- walk, we resume our kissing. isters, performing ministerial duties in What quote or saying do you connect a very independent manner. Both of Tell us about a way you have with most? Why do you like it? * us are registered in multiple states to changed over the years. We created a slogan for the charity that perform weddings, and travel exten- Science tells us that every cell in our is often placed on correspondence. It 45,000 sively throughout the year in and around body is replaced over the course of a states: “You don’t have to know someone Great Reasons to Advertise Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia and year. Now that is change! Wouldn’t it be to be a friend.” It says so very much Washington, DC. A considerable part of marvelous if we took this constantly oc- about our mission. We seldom know ORANGE Weekly all private ministerial fees are allowed to curring renewal process and allowed our those who are recipients of any of the mental processes to evolve so rapidly, Fluvanna Review be directed as donations to our charity. services provided. The recipients only The Rev. Elisheva Clegg is also a pas- learning new things, being curious and know that a social worker is reaching ALBEMARLE LOUISA Monthly toral counselor with a Master’s degree, caring for each other in a way that sin- out to others and will find a way to assist cerely wants the best for each other? Town of FLUVANNA Louisa Life who attended the intensive chaplaincy with a temporary need. Many times late Scott sville OC Magazine program in 2006 at the U.Va. Medical Probably the greatest change for both at night when a severely underfunded of us is the following: We spent most BUCKINGHAM Center and continued as an active chap- family arrives with a youngster who is Buckingham Beacon of our youth preparing and learning Scottsville Monthly lain volunteer for about three more scheduled for a next-day procedure, and years. She remains on the list of active and experiencing in order to become the McDonald House is full and the Hos- volunteer clergy if needed through the educated and self-sufficient to enhance pitality House cannot accept children Total Monthly Circulation 45,000 office of the chaplain. our personal goals; now we use those under 18, a social worker has only one *All 5 Papers Combined Those experiences led to the establish- avenues to enhance stability in the lives place to call for lodging and access to ment of a totally independent, non-reli- of others. It is a refreshing way forward, a full-day meal packet for each family Place an ad in ALL 5 papers and receive 20% off one person or family at a time. Place an ad in more than 1 paper and receive 10% off . gious, nonprofit, 501(c)3, public charity member. in 2008 which works closely with the What has surprised you about We know what it means to be a stranger Fluvanna Review www.fl uvannareview.com U.Va. Medical Center office of social work your life? in a strange place without adequate funds Email: sales@fl uvannareview.com • 434.207.0222 • Fax: 434.589.1704 Mailing: P.O. Box 59, Palmyra, VA 22963 to assist indigent and severely under- We were both fully involved and active to sustain during a dire situation. We Location: 2987 Lake Monticello Road, Palmyra VA, 22963 funded patients and families who must adults from different continents when we know what it means to have someone say, Scottsville Monthly, Buckingham Beacon, OC Magazine and Louisa Life travel to Charlottesville for treatment met in Germany. Elisheva was a chemical “Not to worry; I have to make some calls,” Email: [email protected] • 434.207.0223 • Fax: 434.589.1704 and simply can’t afford the expenses of technician for a German water treatment knowing that there is one last lifeline. Mailing: P.O. Box 59, Palmyra, VA 22963 lodging, food, travel, prescriptions and chemical firm, and spoke no English. 24 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | October 22, 2015 To advertise email: sales@fl uvannareview.com wins, if not three, so that they can secure the State meet to come. With a different their spot in the playoffs. conference, and new competition this Fluco sports in review year, the team is going to have to work Cross Country even harder to accomplish their goals. On Oct. 14, the Flucos’ cross country BY JORDAN MELTON AND RACHEL CAROTHERS, team geared up to face Waynesboro as Golf FLUVANNA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISM PROGRAM well as Monticello. With the boys’ team Clarification: The Oct. 8 golf article in- placing third of the three and the girls’ advertently omitted the names of some Jordan and Rachel compiled this information with the team placing first, both teams continue to players on this year’s squad. Freshmen oversight of journalism teacher Elizabeth Pellicane improve their performances. “Everyone Drew Pace, Joseph Pace, and Matt Snead is working really hard and practices have should have been listed as among those been more focused on our course [since] returning for the 2016 campaign. All three Football that’s where Districts will take place,” played all season on the team, with both As the season continues, the Flucos are playing running back, but I’m always up said junior Griffin Bullock. Girls’ Coach Drew Pace and Joe Pace competing in the at a 0-7 record, but they hope to finish the to return to quarterback,” Grooms said. Rose Brogan agrees that the team needs 2015 Conference 29 tournament. season with at least two wins since that Despite this move, however, the Flucos to maintain their focus. “With the girls would enable them to go to the playoffs, could not prevent their staggering loss of winning by four points [at the last meet], Varsity Volleyball something the Flucos haven’t done since 35-0 to the Albemarle Patriots. we know it’ll be close, so we have to keep The varsity volleyball team has been 2004. Asked how he thinks the team will Each week, the Flucos attempt to adapt working hard.” working hard so far this year to do its recover from recent losses, junior Chase to their opponents by trying new de- That District meet will be held at the best, and has won seven games so far, in- Payne said, “We’re gaining our injured fenses as well as offenses. For example, Fluco course at Pleasant Grove on Oct. cluding a win against Louisa on Oct. 13 players back and we’ve regained our in the Albemarle game, the Flucos tried a 24. Boys’ team member Keegan Campan- and a loss against Western Albemarle on family atmosphere, so that should help us 5-2 look on defense and a majority pistol elli recently shared his thoughts on how Oct. 15. Freshman Christina Walker said finish out our season.” look on offense. “We’ve put in new de- the team has gotten to this point in the that the team is doing well, but that they Traveling through the season, the team fenses that will correspond to each team season. “The team and I have all worked need to work on the energy levels on the is constantly introducing new material we play. Although we lost last week [to hard at practice. Our sweat and blood has court, as well as try harder to keep the and moving players to new positions. For Albemarle], we stopped the run game contributed to our successes we’ve had other team from getting points. She also the game against Albemarle on Oct. 16, very well. We just need to work with our throughout the season, as it will continue said that the team’s strengths are blocking the Flucos placed Mark Grooms at quar- DB’S (defensive backs),” said junior Dylan to help,” he said. and hitting. terback once again. “It was spontaneous Walker. The Flucos will continue to fight With the end of the season rolling up Meanwhile, the JV volleyball team has to return to quarterback, because I’ve been and hope to come out with at least two fast, there is still Districts, Regionals, and won 11 games and lost five this season. “We need to work on some things, but are doing well with the changes to a new team,” said sophomore Abby Searcy. Playing on Cheerleading the same days as varsity last week, the JV team won its game against Louisa by a score of 0-2, while losing against Western Flucos fi nish second in competition by a score of 1-2. Freshman Delaney Reed said that her favorite part of being on the BY DUNCAN NIXON, CORRESPONDENT Western Albemarle High. Cheer teams volleyball team is teamwork and getting to from these high schools will be on hand compare skill levels. for the competition on the 24th. The Fluco The teams took on Powhatan on Oct. cheer squad will be looking for fan support. 20, and Orange on Oct. 22, both at home.

The Fluco squad consisted of four seniors, nine juniors and three sophomores. Photo by Duncan Nixon The Jefferson District held its annual and three sophomores. Seniors who com- cheer competition on Tuesday, Oct. 13, peted were: Kendall Baker, Ellen Gamage, at Charlottesville High School. Seven Morgan Kennedy and Kira Roseman. squads took to the mat and the Flying The juniors were: Emily Baker, Madison Flucos achieved a second place finish. Brown, Kayla Collins, Nicole Kent, Briana Each cheer squad had one opportunity Knox, Emily Liles, Lindsay Price and to perform a single routine, so it was all Khalia Thomas. The youngest members or nothing. of squad were sophomores NaRayel The Fluco team consisted of 16 ath- Daniels, Frances Fulton and Madison letes with one alternate and one squad Grimsley. Senior Jackie Davis was the al- member out injured. All of the squads ternate and senior Avery Haislip missed in the competition were of similar size. the competition due to injury. The team Each squad in the competition presented captains this year were: Kendall Baker, a routine that combined elements of tra- Morgan Kennedy and Kira Roseman. ditional cheerleading (i.e. chanting the The Fluvanna High School competi- team nickname, and/or spelling out the tion cheer squad has only two events this team name), plus athletic components season. The Jefferson District competi- such as lifts, with drops and catches, and tion which was just completed, and the also tumbling passes. The competition Conference 29 cheer competition which had five judges and teams were carefully is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 24. The evaluated on the totality of their routines. Flucos will host this event beginning at Naturally there were deductions for slip- 6 p.m. The Virginia High School League ups such as lifts that failed. (VSHL) places all public high schools in The Flucos had a very clean routine the state in conferences based on the which carried them to their second place size of the school’s student body. The finish. Cheer Coach Julia Hogue noted smallest schools are in category 1 and after the Fluvanna squad’s performance the largest are in category 6. This year that “the girls did an amazing job.” She the Flucos are in 3A West. also commented that “this group of girls The VSHL website lists the following shows amazing heart and dedication.” schools for Conference 29: Broadway Hogue is assisted this year by Julie Young. High, Fluvanna County, Fort Defiance High, In this competition the Fluco squad Monticello High School, Spotswood High, consisted of four seniors, nine juniors Turner Ashby High, Waynesboro High and To advertise call: 434.207.0222 October 22, 2015 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | 25 A Mexican treasure Where in the world in Fluvanna is Smokey Bear? BY DENISE FIERRO, FCHS MASS MEDIA STUDENT Fluvanna may not have many restau- get cleared by the Department of Health. In CONTRIBUTED BY CAROL CARR rants, but one is hoping to change that and all, he said, the process of opening a res- Central Elementary School! He was your campfire. 5) Make sure your camp- bring diversity close to home. Emmanuel taurant runs about three months. Nadarro’s fire is completely out before leaving it. Nadarro is the owner of El Tesoro, a new family has invested a lot of their time and Principal Sue Davies introduced Woodsy Mexican restaurant near Papa John’s on money in El Tesoro and they are hoping all Owl’s message of caring for the land and Thomas Jefferson Parkway. Nadarro was their efforts will eventually pay off. Nancy King read a book about Woodsy born in Mexico City, moved to America Most of the entrees at the restaurant run Owl in which the children participated when he was 17 and has lived in Virginia about $10, but their most popular dish, with hand motions. Joan Nelsen then read for 15 years. He has lived in Charlottes- tacos, ranges from as little as $2.75 to the story of Smokey Bear to the audience, ville for 14 years and moved to Fluvanna $3.75 per taco. If you’re bringing the whole Susan Lang demonstrated how to draw a year ago. He recently opened the restau- family, don’t worry – they have a kids Smokey Bear and Woodsy Owl to help the rant with his wife, although he works in menu so the whole family can enjoy their children with their poster drawings, and construction on the side. “I make all the evening out. Nadarro said they are hoping Carol Carr and high school junior Andrew decisions, but she’s in charge of the food to add desserts such as flan and choco-flan, Stevens accompanied Darrel Baughan who and kitchen,” Nadarro said. and drinks like horchata, a popular drink in led the children singing the Smokey Bear He said he decided to open the res- Mexico. Since they recently opened, they Song. taurant because he wanted to bring au- don’t yet have a license to sell alcoholic The second graders will next work with thentic Mexican food to the area, “food beverages, but they’re hoping to soon. The Smokey bear visited students. their art teacher, Ann Stewart, to prepare like tacos, huaraches, tortas, burritos, restaurant is open seven days a week from Photo by Mary Owen posters showing either Smokey Bear with something you can find in the streets 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. the message “Only you can prevent wild of Mexico.” The restaurant is decorated Many local residents have already spotted there last Tuesday when Smokey fires,” or Woodsy Owl with his message, with different shades of orange, much discovered the up-and-coming restau- and Ranger Ed Zimmer visited 256 “Lend a hand. Care for the land.” The like the buildings and houses in Mexico, rant. “It was really good and the people second graders as part of a kick-off event winners will be awarded prizes by the Flu- and the inside includes something you´ll are really nice,” said Fluvanna County for the National Garden Club’s Smokey vanna Garden Club, and the first place win- find at nearly every Mexican restaurant: High School student Alexis Harris, who Bear & Woodsy Owl Poster Contest spon- ner’s poster will be submitted to the Dis- a television tuned to a soccer channel. ate there recently. Others are still learn- sored by the Fluvanna Garden Club. trict Garden Club and, if successful there, “Tesoro is something you treasure, some- ing about the restaurant’s existence, and To cries of “Where’s Smokey?!” by the may go to the State and National levels. thing you’ve put all your effort in,” Nadarro haven’t made it there yet. “I would con- audience, Smokey Bear walked onstage The event ended with Smokey Bear said, explaining how they came up with the sider going because I like tacos,” said and nodded approvingly as Ranger Ed posing with the children’s classes for restaurant’s name. The name is appropri- freshman Samantha Childs. of the Virginia Department of Forestry photos on the school steps, and gift ate, since Nadarro said he found the process Nadarro is staying positive about the went over Smokey’s Five Rules: 1) Only bags of Smokey the Bear items for each of opening a restaurant to be complicated. restaurant, even though business is slow you can prevent wildfires. 2) Always student were provided by the Virginia First, they had to get the permit to remodel for now. “It’s taking time, but I’m hoping be careful with fire. 3) Never play with Department of Forestry. the building, then hire the staff, and finally it’ll get busier in the future,” he said. matches or lighters. 4) Always watch For Sale Twilight Tours Through Scottsville History Scottsville Museum is proud to an- nounce a guided tour through Scotts- ville’s history which will be presented on Saturday and Sunday, 24-25 October. The project is led by Museum Board member, Miranda Burnett, and staffed by volun- teer guides and local actors and actresses. Beautiful Farm Style House Come and take a lamplight stroll through Completely renovated in 2009, this early 1900’s home historic Scottsville. With your tour guide, has the charm of old & the comfort of new. First fl oor you will encounter town residents from master bed/bath with walk-in closet. Large eat-in bygone eras. Hear their tales and recol- kitchen with stainless appliances & tile fl oor. Mudroom lections, see notable places and people with extra-large wash sink, laundry area, 1/2 bath, & brought to life from the pages of history. extra refrigerator. Living room is wired for surround Listen as Anne Cox Scott, wife of Edward Tours depart every 20 minutes from the sound; every room is networked with phone, Scott, reminisces about colonial life in Scottsville Museum and last approximate- internet, & coaxial. Beautiful front porch & large Scotts Landing in 1750, and hear how ly an hour. Ticket prices are $5.00 and stamped concrete back patio with great view of the proceeds go to the Scottsville Museum, a giant private back yard. Existing fruit trees & a garden Randolph Jefferson, younger brother of spot. New windows, vinyl siding, insulation, electrical Thomas, succeeded as an obscure farmer non-profit organization dedicated to the system, heat pump & gas furnace, Rinnai tankless gas at Snowden. Listen to the story of Ella preservation of Scottsville’s history. water heater, & all new plumbing. House is sitting on Rush, who lived as an emancipated freed- To purchase tickets, please visit our 4.25 acres with suffi cient road frontage to subdivide. woman near Esmont, VA, and dreamed of website at: http://www.smuseum.avenue. MLS# 537577 Asking $164,900 owning land, even a few acres after the org. Donations are also welcome. Please Civil War. Three other historical figures in note, no refunds will be given. The tour is Contact Mike Spessard 434-960-0290 the Scottsville area complete the cast and not handicap accessible. Please dress ap- cover events from the Civil War through propriately for an outdoor, evening walk. List your property with Mike World War II. Your guided stroll will take If you have questions, please e-mail you past landmarks such as the Barclay Miranda Burnett at smuseum@avenue. Specializing in Riverfront, Hunting & Fishing Properties House, Scottsville Methodist Church, and org or leave a voice message for Miranda Canal Basin Square. at 434-286-2247. 26 | FLUVANNA REVIEW | October 22, 2015 To advertise email: sales@fl uvannareview.com

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