presidents message - Linville Land Harbor

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June
PRESIDENTS
MESSAGE
“In my mind I’m goin’ to Carolina.
Can’t you see the sunshine?
Can’t you just feel the moonshine?
Ain’t it just like a friend of mine?”
These words from “Carolina on My
Mind” by James Taylor ring so true
as the Florida weather warms up
and I start thinking about returning
to my wonderful Carolina mountain
summer retreat. We have some
exciting changes and additions
greeting us at Land Harbor this
season:
• Two new activity centers – Spruce
Hollow and Linville Meadows
• New POA building entrance and
siding
• Renovated lounge in the
recreation center
• New siding on the police building
• New fleet of golf carts
• New Golf Professional/
Shop Manager, PGA Pro
• New management for the 19th
Hole, with an expanded menu and operation hours
• Four outdoor concerts at
The Landing
Please continue on page 3
2015
Meet Land Harbor’s new
golf professional Robert
Sieredzki, PGA
Please give a big Land Harbor
welcome to Robert Sieredzki,
PGA (pronounced: sir-red-ski)
who has been hired as the golf
professional and shop manager for
golf operations! Robert is a Class
A PGA Professional and we are
fortunate to have him as part of our
team. See story on page 47
SO, HOW DO I
MAKE A TEE TIME
ONLINE???
See a full page of step by step
instructions for making a tee
time online in Land Harbor.
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FIRST ISSUE OF WEEKLY
BRIEFS JUNE 1
Deadline is Friday, May 29th, 5PM.
You must use email to submit your
articles. Just email your announcement
to [email protected] Weekly Briefs
is published every Monday from June
1 until the last week of September. Other than official POA news, there is
a 60 word (max) limit on the number
of words submitted for publication.
19TH HOLE HAS
BIG CHANGES
Big changes have been made
at the 19th Hole this year. New
management, changes in the
hours and an expanded menu.
The 19th Hole is now open from
7am - 4pm, serving breakfast and
lunch. Story page 2.
_____INSIDE_____
4 MINUTES
32 & 33
4 General Manager’s report
10,11,12
4 Marketing page 29
4 First Information Meeting
Saturday, June 6, 10am
4 Foxes in Land Harbor?
How about Coyotes?
See On Campus, page 5
4 Land Harbor last year
-14
4 Ladies Fore Cancer Care
tournament June 23 - 24
4 Land Harbor has come a long
way - page 39
Summer season brings big
changes and improvements
to 19th Hole
Land Harbor has licensed Dave and Adaluz Sherwood to operate the 19th Hole for the 2015 season. Dave
and Adaluz have owned property in Land Harbor and
are well known here. Dave’s mother, Kay, has been a
property owner and resident for many years and is very
active in Land Harbor tennis.
This change should produce greater operating efficiency and improved food and service to Land Harbor.
The 19th Hole will now open May 1st through November 1st, 3 months longer than in the past. Operating
hours are now 7am until 4pm.
The menu has been greatly expanded with breakfast from 7am until 11am offering sandwiches, eggs
and toast, sausage and gravy, pancakes and beverages. Lunch will offer everything from salads to soups of the
day to hamburgers, veggie burgers, pulled pork with
slaw, hot dogs and much more... even desserts. Page 2
Kitchen & Baths
Wood & Tile Flooring
Drywall Repair & Painting
Decks & Landscape Design
www.TomAllisonProperties.com
1243 Elk Park Hwy.
Newland, NC 28657
828.390.0648
June 2015
Continued from page 1
“Lets make Mike Simpson
the Big Cheese of Avery County”
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Land Harbor is a hot market again. We sold 81 homes
as of December 31, 2014. This is good news and bad
news; friends are selling and moving away, but we are
gaining new friends.
Our dues collection rate for 2014 was 100.4%. With Mike’s diligence over our budget, we ended the year
$154,619 on the plus side, per our audited financials. Land Harbor is financially sound.
“Land Harbor Cares” made a difference last summer,
improving the curb appeal of 8 homes. This was made
possible by residents who volunteered to help their
neighbors. Thank you.
Check the Land Harbor website for the dates of our
Workshops, Board Meetings and Information Meetings. It’s a “win-win”! Your attendance is appreciated and
this is an opportunity for you to let your voice be heard.
See you soon my friends,
Pat Steverding, President
SATURDAY NIGHT
DANCES
Summer schedule kicks off with the Welcome Back
to Paradise Dance on June 6th with DJ Larry “Bigfish”
Calhoun from Kingsport, Tennessee. Don your most
outlandish outfit on June 20 as we welcome back ever
popular Gene Hensley for his eighth season to spin
tunes for our Tacky Dance. Sparks will be flying on
July 4th as Jerry Pierce and the Nightlife Band returns
to rock the
house at our Red, White and Blue Dance. We return
to the Roaring 20’s on July 18th with the Great Gatsby
Party. Dress in style as we welcome back one of our
favorite deejays, Buck Crumpton from South Carolina,
who knows how to keep the dance floor full.
Bigfish” returns on August 1st as we put on our
cowboy hats, Western shirts and pull up our cowboy
and cowgirl boots for one of our most popular themes,
the Western Dance. It’s the Leather and Lace Dance
on August 15th as Hensley returns to play our favorite
June 2015
LLH Property Owners have been given a
challenge! We have an opportunity to thank
and honor our General Manager, Mike Simpson
by making him the “Big Cheese” of Avery
County.
This will provide fun and satisfaction in
taking advantage of an opportunity to donate
to a most worthy cause: Habitat for Humanity of
Avery County.
Mike would be one of ten and eligible to win
“Big Cheese” of Avery County to be named at
the end of July 2015. More details will be furnished.
So vote for Mike and make your check payable to
Habitat for Humanity & write “Big Cheese, Mike
Simpson,” on the bottom of the check. Mail
check Avery County Habitat for Humanity, Box
1016, Newland, NC 28657 . Thank you.
Hank Rullman, Vice President
LLH Board of Directors
music as bikers and babes fill the dance floor. Always
a special night, the season finale is on September 5th
with our New Year’s Eve Dance, featuring Crumpton’s
return spinning our top dance tunes.
Bring your own beverages and snacks, ice
is provided. All dances are from 7:30-10:30 and
reservations are not required, but are strongly
encouraged to reserve a table or guarantee a seat.
To make a reservation, send an email to
[email protected] or call 733-1263.
CLIP AND SAVE FOR THE SEASON
June 6 Welcome Back Larry “Bigfish” Calhoun
June 20 Tacky Dance Gene Hensley
July 4 Red, White & Blue Dance
Jerry Pierce Band
July 18 Great Gatsby Party Buck Crumpton
Aug. 1 Western Dance Larry “Bigfish” Calhoun
Aug. 15 Leather & Lace Dance Gene Hensley
Sept. 5 New Year’s Eve Party Buck Crumpton
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Association Board of
Directors
Pat Steverding
Hank Rullman
Joyce Roberts
Joe Samuel
Jack Bradish
Jerry Daughtry
Roy Davidson
Ann Drawdy
Bob Feddersen
POA Management Staff
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Director
Director
Director
Director
Director
Board e-mail:
Jack Bradish: [email protected]
Jerry Daughtry: [email protected]
Roy Davidson: [email protected]
Ann Drawdy: [email protected]
Bob Feddersen: [email protected]
Joyce Roberts: [email protected]
Hank Rullman: [email protected]
Joe Samuel: [email protected]
Pat Steverding: [email protected]
Website
www.linvillelandharbor.com
Mike Simpson
General Mgr.
Scott Carpenter
Business Mgr.
Michelle Trivett
Recreation Mgr.
Michael Hobbs
Architectural
David T. Vance
Police Chief
Michael Hayes Golf Operations Mgr
Robt. J. Sieredzki Golf Shop Mgr/Pro
Dexter Bentley
Golf Course Mgr.
Jeremy King
Operations Mgr.
Workshop Meeting
Tues. May 26, 9AM
Recreation Complex
June BOD Meeting
Friday, June 5, 9AM
POA Contacts
Administration
733-8300 Recreation
733-8316 19th Hole
733-2525 Work Requests & Maint 733-8310
Pool
733-8315 Golf
733-8325, 733-8326
Architectural Control
733-8311 Land Harbor Police
733-8333 Harbor Lights
Editor & Publisher
Rick Hammell
Editorial Assistant
Joan Hammell
Advertising
Patricia Briggs
Distribution
Lynn Townsend and Patricia Briggs
Distribution assistance
Pat Hutto, Linda Becton,
Ellen & Ira Salomon, Evelyn Barry,
Paula Smith and Martha Flick . Information Meeting
Sat. June 6, 10AM
Board and
Info Meetings at
Recreation Complex
Workshop Meeting
Monday, June 29, 9AM
.Recreation Complex
of Newland
Carolina West Wireless
Now Has Bark Mobile
No Contract/No Commitment
Satellite TV
Car Audio
DVD Players
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Digital Cameras
GPS
Cellular Phones
Televisions
Satellite Radio
MP3 Players
Sirius Radio
HDTV’s
Stereos
CB Radios
828-733-5718
June 2015
On Campus
by Rick Hammell
DON’T TAKE SECURITY
GRANTED
FOR
Land Harbor has been very blessed
with good security and very little crime
for its size. But it is up to us to keep it
that way. We should not take security for
granted or leave it to others. To make it
work requires a great deal of effort and
care on your part. The following will
enhance your home security:
*
If you have an alarm system,
don’t fail to set it when you leave your
home even for a short time.
*
Leave lights on both inside and
outside your home.
*
Leave TV or radio on when
gone for short periods.
*
If you plan to be away for at
least 24 hours, advise Land Harbor Police
at 733-8333.
*
Be sure all doors, including
garage, are secured at night.
*
If you hear or see anything
strange, call Land Harbor Police at 7338333.
*
Do not leave party/dinner
reservations around for workmen and
strangers to see.
*
Never leave doors or windows
unlocked when you are away from home.
*
Never leave cash lying around
for strangers to see.
*
Don’t tell strangers or service
people that you will not be home for
extended periods of time and for that
matter, even short periods of time. If you
set an appointment and cannot meet them
at a specific time, advise them you will
be busy with an outdoor project or
visiting next door briefly.
*
STORIES SOUND FAMILIAR?
You may
notice that sometimes
stories or comments put forth in the
Harbor Lights may sound familiar or you
may recall reading them before. That
does happen primarily because of the
Weekly Briefs. Often I will run a brief
item in the weekly and then elaborate on
the item in the Harbor Lights as there is
more space available.
*
FOXES IN LAND HARBOR?
HOW ABOUT COYOTES?
ANOTHER SCAMMER
WARNING
I receive quite a few e-mails asking
if we have coyotes and foxes in Land
Harbor. I have seen foxes here but not
coyotes. Coyotes it seems, are on the
increase just about everywhere including
big cities and have become a curiosity.
Both are very shy and prefer to avoid
humans and both are nocturnal and
prefer to hunt and travel at night. Foxes
and coyotes belong to the dog family
which includes wolves and gray foxes.
They are incredibly adaptable and this
makes them successful colonizers if they
should choose to live close to humans.
A couple of years ago we had foxes
living in the area around the tenth hole. A
fox will not bother humans unless they
are fed regularly and then they can
become a nuisance “begging.” I am not
aware of a report of a fox bothering a pet
or of any complaints about foxes. If you
see a fox and especially a fox with kits,
pay no attention to it and do not go near
it. DO NOT FEED IT. They are not
likely to attack a person but they are very
protective of their young and a human’s
presence will indeed make them nervous.
Foxes will do almost anything to
avoid a person. About the only thing that
will draw them close is hunger and food.
If a fox should establish a habit of
traveling close to your residence do not
leave food outside for cats and dogs.
Also, make sure your trash container lids
are secure.
If you do have a tip or a warning
about foxes or coyotes, or see either,
drop me an e-mail. My email is
[email protected]
*
HOW ABOUT THIS FOR
ACTUAL performance evaluations
that were taken from Federal Employee
records: “It’s hard to believe that he beat
out a million other sperm.” Or...how
about this one - “this employee is
depriving some village of an idiot.”
*
DEADHEADERS INVITE YOU to
volunteer to help keep our flower beds
beautiful. They invite anyone who enjoys
gardening to join this fun group. You
can contact the POA and give them your
information.
*
June 2015
June 2015
THESE GUYS ARE SMOOTH
Here is a brand new scamming
approach by fraudulent telemarketers
based in Jamaica with ties to Miami and
several other large cities. They are calling
people in the U.S. telling them they have
won a sweepstakes, foreign lottery and
even Publishers Clearing House.
They identify themselves as lawyers,
government officials, customs officials
or lottery representatives. These guys are
smooth, very bright, speak perfect
English and are well educated. They are
aware of very current events and will
engage you in some short conversation
and friendly discussion to impress you.
They are very respectful to you and
every action is designed to make you
lower your guard and keep you on the
phone.
They tell people they have won
vacations, cars or thousands and even
millions of dollars. “Winners” need only
pay fees for shipping, insurance, customs
duties or taxes before they can claim their
prizes. It is well to point out legitimate
sweepstakes don’t require you to pay
insurance, taxes or
shipping and
handling charges to collect your prize.
Unfortunately several vulnerable
elderly residents of a well known Florida
retirement community were the targets
recently. One resident lost as much as
$70,000.
If someone calls you and tells you
that you won something, do not give or
send them any information of any kind.
The smartest thing is just hang up on
them.
If for some reason you stay on the
phone, tell them you will have your
attorney call them and ask for their
telephone number. Chances are you will
not hear back from them.
Report the call to police
It is
A WONDERFUL WORLD!
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from 2:00 until 4:00 PM. Please
give it a try, if you're interested. If
you have any questions, call Ron
Flowers Please
at 828.733.0374,
join us for a or
[email protected]
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LIBRARY OPENS JUNE 1st
Welcome back to the Land Harbor Library. If you
are new here, we are located in the Police/Real Estate
Building. Please come and check us out. We will be
open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 2 to 4 PM. I have purchased John Grisham’s “Gray Mountain” and
Jan Karon’s “Somewhere Safe with Someone Good.” Both 2014 issues. If anyone has some of the other new
best sellers that they would like to donate, we will gladly
put them into circulation. Pat White 733-0164.
Dr. John Lang
4004 NC Hwy 105 S, Suites 2 and 3
Banner Elk, 28604 828.898.8900
www.linvilleanimalhospital.com
blue ridge
P R O P A N E
Avery County’s only locally owned &
operated Full Service Propane Company
SALES *SERVICE
INSTALLATION & DELIVERY
24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE
14 TURBYFILL ROAD
NEWLAND NC
Hours: 7:30 to 4:00 Mon-Fri
(828) 733-3603
NC License # 21823
Saturday, August 8th
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June 2015
PLEASE CLOSE
THE LIDS
AND DOORS
TO THE
DUMPSTERS THAT
ARE LOCATED IN
THE RV STORAGE
THE PICTURE
ON THE RIGHT
IS THE RESULT OF
SOME VERY
HAPPY BEARS.
AND NEEDLESS
TO SAY...
PLEASE USE
CAUTION WHEN
USING THE
DUMPSTERS
June 2015
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happenings
email your announcement to: [email protected]
JOKERS AND PEGS evening
session every Tuesday. Residents
and renters welcome. Please come
ahead of time as we start at 7 PM.
The time is 7 PM to 9 PM - Jean
McGill 733-6391.
LINE DANCING begins on
Wednesdays in June. See the flyers
and the Weekly Briefs for details
about the beginning date. Mark
your calendars for Wednesdays from
1-2:30 in the Rec Center. .Contact
Vel Moss 251 422 2078 or email
[email protected]
GENEALOGY WILL be only the first
Tuesday of the month, June through
September. It used to be the first and
third Tuesday monthly! Meet 10am
Committee Room behind the Police
Station. Info email ChasGene@aol.
com or call 828 919 7754, Charlie
Grandmaison.
LH BASKET CLUB meeting regularly.
Anyone is welcome to join, regardless
of their weaving ability. The group
meets at the Mountain View Activity
Center. Drop in anytime. We meet
every Wednesday, 1:00 pm - 5:00
pm. If you are interested in weaving
with the group just come on by. If you
wish to take a class please call Lynn
Shallis at 828-733-2973 and she will
make up a kit for you and give you
instruction.
WATER EXERCISE CLASSES The heated pool at Land Harbor
will be open for exercise classes
starting, Wednesday, May 7th, so
dig out your bathing suits ladies and
gentlemen. At 10 AM on Mon., Wed.,
and Fri. Elinor Thatcher will lead the
Aquacise classes where we gently
move all of our joints; and on Tues.
and Thurs. Elinor will lead the Water
Walking classes - walking, jogging,
cross country skiing, etc. At 11 am
on Mon., Wed. and Fri. there will
be a Water Aerobics class to music
which will be led by Mary Boss.
(Pat Burns will lead the classes
until Mary recuperates from a knee
replacement.) Each class lasts an
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hour. You are welcome to any and all
of the classes. Give it a try. For info.
call Elinor Thatcher (733-0935).
FOUR SEASONS DUPLICATE has
resumed on Mondays. Reservations
required. Please call Jean Bennett,
737-9589 or Danny Jacobson, 7330885. Play will be in the card room
at the Rec. Hall. Play will begin at
1:00 PM.
LEARN TO SHAG - This summer
Becky and Gary Doran are going to
again teach beginners and advanced
beginners Carolina Shag lessons.
Classes will begin Tuesday, June
2nd, 4 to 6pm at the small dance room
near the pool office in the Recreation
Center. Classes are one hour for four
weeks - $20 per person. Partners are
strongly recommended. Reservations
not required. Questions? Call or
email Gary Doran 336-262-2125
[email protected]
BID EUCHRE is a fun card game
and easy to learn. We are at the
Rec Center in the card room. Please
arrive at 7:15 so we can begin at 7:30
Cost is still one quarter and also bring
10 pennies. If there is enough interest
we will start a beginners class. Email
questions [email protected]
LADIES DISCUSS AUTHORS - a
group gathers throughout the year to
ponder things that truly matter. They
are currently discussing Prayer for
Beginners by Peter Kreeft. Monday
mornings, 10am, Fireside Room.
Wendy Jayne Burnham is facilitating
their discussions.
STAINED GLASS CLASS is now
available year round but I will divide
it into 2 seasons, Spring Summer
session and the Fall Winter Session.
.The class will be on Friday’s 9:30
AM to 12 Noon and cost is still $35.00
which includes supplies. Class size
will be 20 people and at the Mountain
View Activity Center. Please call
Susan Hutchins at 828-265-9780 or
email [email protected]
FREE “VIALS FOR LIFE” available
at the Police Department. These
small containers will hold all the
information needed with a special
marking sticker for the front of the
refrigerator. Come by or call Police
733-8333 for information
UNUSED PRESCRIPTIONS MEDS.
If you will leave them at the POA
office they will be delivered to the
Hunger and Health Coalition or
The Free Clinic in Boone. Freddy
Jacobson, 733-0885
WEDNESDAY GAME NIGHT The
games start every Wednesday Night
at 7 PM at the Rec Center’s “A” room!
We mostly play Hand and Foot and
Samba, but new games and new
groups are always welcome! Coffee
is provided. For info call Dick or
Diana Forrest at 737-0393.
POTTERY CLASSES - This summer
learn the art of hand building.
Students will be guided in techniques
for molding clay into a vessel of
their choice. Pottery will be fired in
a kiln and ready for the students
to paint on glazes for a final firing.
Each class includes two sessions in
the Mountain View Activity Center,
supplies, and costs $50. Contact
Marie: 828-260-9444 GRACE SEEKERS welcomes all
newcomers and part-time residents.
Currently reading and discussing
“Walking in the Dust of Rabbi Jesus”
by Lois Tverberg. The group meets
every Monday Morning at 10:00 in
the Recreation Center. For more
information you may call Ruth Ann
Alexander 828 737 0046
BINGO will be starting on Tuesday
June 2nd, 7:30 to 9:30P.M. at the
Rec Hall and will continue each
Tuesday for the summer season.
Bring yourself, family and friends for
an evening of fun. Cards are a dollar
each or six for five dollars
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Hello Land Harbor!
First of all….be sure to check out our Board President’s article in this issue of Harbor Lights.
This has been another busy winter at Land Harbor, and I don’t expect the pace to slow down as we enter
the spring and summer. Many projects were planned this winter and the staff has been working long and
hard to complete the tasks. As always, our projects at hand cover a broad spectrum. The most noticeable
are the facilities improvements. Here are but a few improvements under way:
POA Building Last Year
The Old Laundry Room
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New Siding & Landscaping
The Rest Rooms
Spruce Hollow Bath House 2014
The Tear Down
June 2015
Adding Storage & Laundry
Brand New Laundry
Christmas in Land Harbor!
Our New Activity Center
New Shower and Restroom
Autumn Decorations
Complete with Kitchenette
Beautiful Exterior
New Paddle Boats
These are but a few of the improvements your staff made during the winter season.
Routine repairs and maintenance were not neglected and remain a priority, as
always……………
June 2015
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The past two years we have busy repairing road failures in Land Harbor. This year our efforts will be
concentrated in paving over all the areas we repaired. We should have some smooth driving conditions
in Land Harbor very soon!
These are just a fraction of the improvements our staff made this winter. Our quest is to make Linville
Land Harbor the most desirable destination in The High Country and a place you’re proud to call Home!
Please don’t forget to visit www.linvillelandharbor.com often. We now have four webcams for your
pleasure.
I look forward to seeing all of you back this season! Please drop in and say hello when you get back.
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June 2015
EIGHTH ANNUAL
LAND HARBOR CLEAN SWEEP WEEK!
The Week of July 13-17, 2015
This week has been designated as a clean up week for
items that are not normally picked up in Land Harbor.
HERE ARE SOME OF THE ITEMS THAT WE WILL PICK UP:
ANYTHING
YOU PUT
OUT!
PLEASE PLACE ALL ITEMS BY THE ROAD FOR PICKUP STARTING THE 13TH
Garbage pick up will operate on
To expedite this project we are
normal schedule!
asking that no brush & leaves be
put out during this week
June 2015
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.
LOOK BACK AT 2014
LAND
HARBOR
LAST YEAR
By Rick Hammell
* LAND HARBOR moved into the
digital TV era when Charter Cable
announced it would convert our TV
services.
* THE POA hired Tyler Hood as full
time Marketing/IT Administrator.
* MOUNTAIN VIEW bathhouse has
been completely renovated and becomes
the Mountain View Activity Center.
* PICKLEBALL RETURNED to
Land Harbor for its second year.
*A NEW GOLF casual membership
was announced for those who want to
play only a couple of times a week or are
only able to come to Land Harbor on the
weekends.
*SHOW GROUP announced its
2014 show “The Lighter Side of the
Golden Age of TV.”
* TYLER HOOD announced Land
Harbor has drone technology to produce
aerial videos for use on our website.
Tyler customized a quadcopter drone .
* IT WAS announced the 2013
Employees Christmas Fund was the
largest ever received from property
owners.
* THE OLD POA site was
converted to a beautiful water front
recreation area called “The Landing.”
The Landing will serve as event field
such as the Fourth of July, weddings,
outdoor picnics, concerts, etc.
___
* “UNKEMPT” properties remain
a problem but the number of such
properties has decreased. A couple of
years ago we had 200 properties
identified and now we have 50.
* ALONG THIS line John Steverding
has organized a volunteer group called
“LAND HARBOR CARES” to assist
homeowners in improving their property
that has fallen into neglect.
* LADIES 18 Hole Golf Assn.
celebrated their 30th Anniversary.
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* THE BOD Nominating Committee
has been named; Joe Coleman, Warren
Kempf, Ty Prior, Pam Sabella and David
Zell.
* FOUR CANDIDATES vie for
three seats on the Board of Directors:.
Candidates are: Jerry Daughtry, Dan
Kuzio, Joyce Roberts and incumbent Pat
Steverding. Two current board members
Jim Bland and Elaine Johnson did not
seek re-election. Ann Drawdy has
resigned as BOD Secretary.
Jack
Brandish has been elected to replace her.
* ERNIE HAYES, Land Harbor’s
former Golf Course Superintendent and
builder of our back nine, passed. away at
age 92.
* GOLF CART parade this year had
65 participants. In addition to the usual
Fourth activities and awards
held
afterward (this year it was held at the new
“Landing”) there was great music by
Kenny Johnson and Brothers.
___
* LADIES 18 Hole group sponsored a
Charity Golf Tournament named in
honor of Stori Hughes to benefit Avery
County Cancer Research Center. The
tournament raised over $5,000 for
charity.
* A RECEPTION at the Golf House
was given in honor of Golf Shop favorite
Kitty Webb. to celebrate her retirement.
*RECREATION DEPARTMENT
sponsored a back to school bash at the
Landing. There was
public safety
demonstrations
and
information
available for residents and each child in
attendance received a back pack full of
supplies to give them a good start for the
year. Over 800 children (not all were in
attendance) received school supplies to
get them started. Over 3,000 people
visited Land Harbor for this event.
* AFTER A two year absence,
Avery County Chorale had a successful
return concert at Land Harbor to a full
house.
* A COMMUNICATIONS Review
Committee has been appointed by the
BOD for the purpose of negotiating with
cable suppliers when Charters contract
expires in 2015.
* RENOVATIONS OF the Spruce
Hollow and Linville Meadows bath
houses were approved by the BOD.
* SHOW GROUP had another hit
this year with 3 sold out performances of
“The Golden Age of Television.” The
group donated $900 from their shows to
local charities.
*
ANNUAL FISH FRY treated
nearly 500 patrons to trout, cole slaw,
hush puppies, cheese grits and baked
beans.
* PAT STEVERDING, Joyce
Roberts and Jerry Daughtry were elected
to three year terms on the BOD. Pat
Steverding was re-elected President,
Hank Rullman re-elected Vice President,
Joyce Roberts Secretary and Joe Samuel,
re-elected Treasurer .
* BOD APPROVED $4,056,164
budget - a $139,736 increase over last
year.
* FRANCES BANNER, Business
Manager, retires after 33 years of service
to Land Harbor. Large reception at Golf
House held in her honor.
* SCOTT
CARPENTER was
named Business Manager .
* RICK HAMMELL resumed
editing the Weekly Briefs after Editor
Joyce Roberts was elected to the BOD.
* TENNIS CLUB planned a tennis
tournament to benefit the boys and girls
tennis teams at Avery High School.
Stormy weather canceled the tournament
however,
the
Tennis
Club’s
determination prompted the club to have
a raffle at their social and raise $1500 to
donate to the school tennis teams.
* LAND HARBOR’S Volunteer
Avery Charity Golf Tournament was
also rained out (after two holes) but all
participants in the tournament voted to
send their fees and prize money ( $5,627
) to Volunteer Avery County.
* WITH THE addition of Pickleball,
the Tennis Club voted to change their
name from Tennis Club to Racquet Club.
* AGAIN, THANKS to the
Deadheaders, Land Harbor’s Halloween
decorations drew large crowds and raves
of viewers.
* GOLF THIS year had a 230%
increase in paid public golf. Total 711
rounds, an increase of 454 over the same
period last year.
* AS ALWAYS Christmas in Land
Harbor was “the place to see and be.”
Four area newspapers devoted coverage
to the decorations.
* Show Group announced their show
for 2015 - “Land Harbor Family
Reunion”
July 31, August 1 and 2.
Show will be written by Joyce Roberts.
* LAND HARBOR’S real estate
market
continued to improve with 81
home sales in 2014.
June 2015
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June 2015
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the rule?
...bill bremser
QUESTION
A player’s ball lies through the green completely covered
with sand. In searching for the ball he accidentally moves
and completely uncovers it. What is the ruling?
* There is a one stroke penalty and the ball must
be replaced and completely recovered.
* There is a one stroke penalty and the ball must
be replaced so that part of it is visible.
* There is no penalty and the ball must be replaced
so that part of it is visible.
* There is no penalty provided the ball is played
as it lies.
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ANSWER TO QUESTION ON PAGE 31
13th ANNUAL
FOURTH OF JULY
FREEDOM PARADE
Dress your golf cart in its best Patriotic dress to celebrate
our nation’s freedom in the 13th Annual Golf Cart
Parade. Prizes will be awarded to the “Most Patriotic”
and “Most Original” designs.
After the parade join us at the old POA site for fun.
Parade begins at 10:15 am - all participating carts need
to be at Overlook by 9:30 am. Entries please sign up by July 3rd at the Rec. Hall.
contact Michelle Trivett
at the Recreation Department
733-8316
[email protected]
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June 2015
FIRST PERFORMANCE
MONDAY, JUNE 22
Affiliated with Lees-McRae College, FORUM
provides a summer series of patron-sponsored
programs which are entertaining, culturally
enriching and intellectually stimulating. FORUM
promotes positive relationships with the community.
Call now (828-898-8748) to become a patron and
be certain of receiving season’s tickets.
Land Harbor is well represented on the Forum
Board of Directors with Rose Cole, Rick Hammell,
French and Julie Harvey and Gene Hawley
serving. Land Harbor also has the second largest
number of patrons at 168.
FORUM expenses are underwritten by
becoming a FORUM “Patron” - $135 pp. Patrons
are provided a ticket to the eight performances
this season. Performances are Monday nights at
7pm. FORUM’S address is Box 649, Banner Elk,
NC 28604 828-898-8748.
Check the websites for each performance:
• Good Vibrations - June 22 multi- instrumentalist, highly entertaining
alkahestartists.net/www/docs/355.1627/kuba
• David Osborne Trio - June 29 pianist to Presidents
http://www.davidosbornemusic.com
• Western Piedmont Symphony - July 6 simply the best-http://www.wpsymphony.org
• Two On Tap - July 13 - terrific twosome tap
artistry - http://www.two-on-tap.com/
• Hickory Jazz Orchestra - July 20 - 18 piece
group - http://www.hickoryjazzorchestra.com
• Brad Zinn in The Great Comedians - July 27
http://www.bradzinn.net
• Take Me Home: John Denver - August 3
http//www.jimcurrymusic.com
• Masters of Soul - August 10 - Motown http://www.mastersofsoulshow.com
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LINVILLE AREA MOUNTAIN PROPERTIES
Website : www.NorthCarolinaLand.com * Email: [email protected]
2155 Linville Falls Hwy. (across the lake near the Land Harbor entrance) * 828-733-1965 * 800-521-3712
46 Sourwood Knoll. Warm &
inviting 3 bed/3 bath w/ laundry
room, shop & garage, large covered
porch. Furnished. $219,000
215 Elderberry Loop. Single
level park model w/ large deck,
living, kitchen-dining combo, 2
bed / 2 bath, furnished. $58,900
90 Whispering Pine Loop.
Comfortable one bedroom / one
bath cabin w/ stone fireplace,
porch, deck, cart storage. $74,900
64 Wintergreen Lane. 1 bed /
2 bath classy cottage w/ newer
kitchen, electric fireplace, study,
storage, porch, deck. $99,999
303 Elderberry Loop. Cared for
3 bed/2 bath w/ level entry, spacious rear porch, unfinished heated
basement garage. $134,900
64 Elderberry Loop. Carefree
comfort. Full slide-out Honey park
model trailer under roof w/ added
living room & bedroom. $35,000
257 Laurel Brook Road. Custom built 2 bed/1 bath Burton
modular w/ custom finished basement. $142,900
193 Elderberry Loop. Comfy
R.V. combo. Level living. Use as is
or build a dream home. Near the
golf club house. $49,900
26 River View Lane. View the
Linville River! Year ’round 3 bed/2
bath home w/ large open & covered
deck. $184,230
71 Pine Ridge Loop. Ranch
style 2 bed/2 bath w/ ridge-top
view from front sundeck, open floor
plan, secluded backyard. $173,500
75 Park Loop. Private park
model R.V. nestled under cover.
Large porch. 2 driveways, new
roof, new flooring. $34,000
202 Trillium Road. Charming
park model package with additional
large living room w/ wood stovefireplace, deck. $51,900
8 Junco Lane. Space galore! 2
large porches overlooking 12th green
& a southern view. 4 bedrooms, 3
baths, large den. $239,900
44 Powderhorn Lane. Bright
park model w/ porch, cart storage,
extra bedroom, bathroom & laundry,
extra storage, furnished. $49,900
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198 Oak Hills Road. Premium
custom built riverside home. Great
room, 3 covered decks, garage, shop,
3 bed/3 bath. $319,900
!LIST WITH LAMP!
June 2015
407 Locust Road. Custom built
Burton modular w/ custom additions. 2 bed/2 bath, covered porch,
den, garage, shop, 3 lots. $129,900
69 Balsam Lane. Rustic getaway for year ’round living or
vacation. 3 bed/2.5 baths, 2 fireplaces, rear deck. $219,000
168 Galax Loop. Fantastic seasonal view of Grandfather Mountain!
Year ’round home updated w/ granite & hardwood. 2/2 $149,000
156 Snowshoe Loop. Massive
stone fireplace on spacious porch. 1
bed/2 bath cottage on corner lot.
Attached cart garage. $69,750
102 Sassafras Road. Prime
home w/ great room & stone fireplace & vaulted ceilings, updated
kitchen, 3 bed/3 bath. $188,327
41 Valley Lane. Cool summer
cabin. Private porch overlooks
green area. 1 bed/1 bath, carport,
laundry, furnished. $79,926
25 Holly Loop. Furnished 3
bed/3 bath vacation or year ‘round
home on 3 lots. Partial lake view.
Open & screened deck. $214,500
71 Locust Road. Enjoyable
mountain living artist’s home. 2
bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 sundecks,
living room & den. $148,400
25 Elderberry Loop. Sunny &
bright premium home w/ views of
the 1st tee & 9th fairway. 2 bed/2
bath, loft w/ den. $264,777
25 Spruce Lane. Double lot w/
2 street access, traditional 2 bed/2
bath, porch, oversized garage, detached storage shed. $135,000
!LIST WITH LAMP!
57 Pine View Road. Interesting
single level doublewide 3 bed/2
bath home. Great room w/ stone
fireplace, 2 porches. $129,900
114 Lady Slipper Loop. Impressive stone fireplaces in 2 bed/2
bath home, spacious deck, wet bar,
garage w/ workshop. $153,000
61 Windmill Lane. Easy care 2
bed/2 bath getaway cottage w/
great room, vaulted ceilings, side
deck, back porch. $129,500
193 Laurel Brook Road. Private mountain home on large lot
overlooking golf course. Large
decks, 2 bed/2.5 baths. $197,500
502 Windridge Road. High up
in cool Highland Hills, nice park
model under cover w/ additional
sleeping area. 2/1 $35,000
72 Meadow Loop. Custom built
mountain style home w/ great room
w/ fireplace. 2 bed/2 bath, private gazebo, furnished. $139,900
88 Ash Loop. Mountain cottage
nestle in rhododendrons. 2 bed/1
bath getaway. Play golf or relax
on the deck & enjoy. $79,900
70 Tulip Lane. Beautiful 3
bed/3 bath home w/ everything!
Large private lot, 2 car garage,
large decks. $229,900
52 Thornwood Loop. Magnificent golf course views, beautifully
decorated, 3 bed/3 bath, garage,
open & covered deck. $185,900
June 2015
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150 Rocky Meadow Road.
Perfect, cute as a button cabin w/
2 bedrooms, 1 bath, floor to ceiling
beautiful rock fireplace. $99,900
65 Pine Valley Road. Rare,
level developed R.V. site w/ drive
through driveway. Additional living, bath, laundry, storage. $69,900
49 Goldfinch Road. Private,
cozy year ’round home. Long range
seasonal mountain view, multiple
decks, 2 bed/2 bath. $139,950
1770 Richard Childress Road.
Immaculate 3 bed/2 bath year
’round home overlooks golf course &
recently remodeled. $198,895
25 Plumtree Lane. Grandfather
Mountain welcomes you. Great
room, 3 bed/2.5 baths, like new
workshop & cart storage. $179,900
48 Overlook Road. Gorgeous,
like new 3 bed/3 baths, on 2 lots,
large den, lots of storage, lots of
parking. Nice views. $239,900
58 Powderhorn Lane. Chaletstyle cottage w/ 2 bed/2 baths,
family room, office, porch, deck,
gazebo, golf cart. $69,900
123 Teaberry Lane. 1 bed/1
bath enclosed travel trailer w/
spacious living room & additional
bath. Nice front deck. $36,000
48 Grouse Circle. Custom built
home w/ full length porch that
overlooks the lake. 3 bed/3 bath, 2
fireplaces, metal roof. $185,400
9 Birch Lane. Lovely 3 bed/3
bath year ’round home on corner lot.
Beautiful hardwood floors, large
stone fireplace. $164,000
4 Harbor Lane. Comfortable 3
bed/3 bath country home on corner lot. Gas fireplace & access to
wrap around deck. $207,675
1218 Goose Hollow Road.
Private mountain home on 1/2 acre
lot. Wooded location. 2 bed/2
bath, updated kitchen. $139,900
11 Chestnut Lane. Charming 2
bed/2 bath home on corner lot.
Open living/kitchen/dining area
w/ stone fireplace. $125,000
51 Warbler Lane. Your mountain
getaway dream come true! 3 bed/2
bath year ‘round home overlooking
#13 fairway & green. $215,000
189 Pine Loop. Level entry, 3
bed/3 bath home w/ large bright
guest room & gas fireplace. Completely furnished. $189,000
133 Thornwood Loop. Charming 2 bed/2 bath year ‘round home
w/ golf course view. Light &
bright living room. $139,000
127 Hemlock Loop. Enjoy the
good life! Bright 3 bed/2 bath w/
hardwood floors, tile baths, central
heat & air, gas fireplace. $229,000
123 Stony Creek Loop. Grandfather, Grandmother & Sugar Mtn.
welcome you to large covered deck.
3 bed/2 bath. $244,000
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June 2015
LINVILLE AREA MOUNTAIN PROPERTIES
Website : www.NorthCarolinaLand.com * Email: [email protected]
2155 Linville Falls Hwy. (across the lake near the Land Harbor entrance) * 828-733-1965 * 800-521-3712
!SOLD PROPERTIES! 2015
67 Sassafras Road
288 Windridge Road
46 Goldfinch Road
174 Spruce Pine Rd
117 Hickory Lane
321 Spring Brook Rd
258 Ivy Road
280 Teaberry Lane
247 River Road
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Garbage pick up information
Mondays: Spruce Hollow, Oak Hills, Golf Ridge, Lakeview, Ridgeview, Pine Ridge, River Bend,
Golfview Townhouses.
Tuesdays: Harbor Lake Hills, Lakeview Hills, Key
Ridge, Highland Hills, High Crest and Linville Meadows.
Wednesdays: Mountain View, Laurel Hills, Grandview,
Harbor Heights, Laurel Brook, Linville Estates, and River Knoll. Rules for Renters, Guests & Family
On our website, www.linvillelandharbor.com, under
the Member’s section you will find a document
- Amenity Guest Pass which is the form entitled
Rental-Guest-Family Member Authorization. This
form is designed to let us know who is renting your
house, who your guests are, or the name(s) of your
family members who will be using the facilities of
Land Harbor. Forms are also available at the POA
Office. This form needs to be completed for each person
(couple). The guests and rental policies for swimming,
tennis, fishing and golf are as follows:
Griffin Hauling
Handling your rv & other
relocation needs.
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Golf - To use the golf course several options are
available to either A- Join as a member; B- Purchase
a coupon package; C- Pay daily fees. Someone on the
golf shop staff can assist you in choosing the right option
to optimize your enjoyment of the golf course during
your stay at Land Harbor. Stop by the golf shop for more
information. To join as a member, you must pay your
membership dues at the POA office, Monday – Friday,
during normal business hours.
CVFD has your back - welcome back!
Swimming Pool - If you intend to have guests or renters
during the 2015- Season using the swimming pool, you
will need to pick up your guest (pool) pass at the POA
office. If you will not be coming to Land Harbor, you
may write us and ask us to mail you the guest pass for
your guests or renters. They will be unable to pick this up
without the authorization form being completed by you. We recommend that the guest (pool) pass remain in your
home so it will be available to guests and renters.
Fishing or Racquet Club - This policy does not
change the established procedure for guests or renters
who fish or play tennis or pickleball. To be issued a
fishing permit, guests or renters must be accompanied
by a property owner or the appropriate form completed.
The same form can be used for your guests or renters
who will be playing tennis. By use of the correct form
we will be able to sell them the coupon sheet for the
tennis or for a Regular Membership if they are a renter.
A guest does not have to be accompanied by a member
in order to play tennis. They simply pay by using the
honor boxes located at the tennis courts.
Crossnore Volunteer Fire Department welcomes
all our Land Harbor friends and neighbors back to this
wonderful mountain community. We wish you a safe,
healthy, and fun summer!
The CVFD is Land Harbor’s DESIGNATED
EMERGENCY FIRST RESPONDER FOR ALL
HEALTH AND SAFETY EMERGENCIES. A call
to “911” (or the firehouse) brings us to your family
emergency as quickly as possible. We are 34 highly
trained (and dedicated) individuals with many different
life-saving skill sets (EMT, “off road rescue”, fire
suppression, “jaws of life”…). We train for certifications
on our own time and volunteer for the benefit of the
greater community in which we all live. The CVFD
has responded to more than 75 emergency calls in
Land Harbor since last summer.
Avery County supports only one paid professional at
the firehouse five days a week. Your generosity (along
with that of the Crossnore School) provided for staffing
at the firehouse every weekend day - all year long. A
“staffed firehouse” insures the promptest emergency
response time possible. This saves lives and property.
We hope you will join us in supporting this crucial level
of service again this year. We sincerely appreciate your
help.
Jon Griffin, Owner
24 years Commercial CDL experience
1-828-390-0926
Fully Insured
June 2015
154 Lady Slipper Loop (Lakeview Hills)
Welcome,
residents
Welcome, newnew
residents
Christopher & Lesa Hall Fraser (Durham NC)
95 Aster Rd (Spruce Hollow)
Thomas & Jo Balcome (Raleigh,NC)
103 Willow Loop (Harbor Heights)
Hafid Lghali
Tasha
Maria
Soto (Raleigh, NC)
John Michael
Nuttall,&(Ft
Sumner,
NM)
166
Lady
Slipper
Loop
(
Lakeview
Hills)
10 Yew Loop (Key Ridge)
Stephen & Debbi Balcome (Charlotte, NC)
Stone (Pittsboro,
Jason &Marilyn
Leslie Mensone
BrinkleyNC)
(Greenville, SC)
117
Hickory
Lane
(Oak
Hills)
84 Wintergreen Ln (Highland
Hills)
Welcome, new residents
& Mariann
Gaunt (Newland, NC)
ThomasMatthew
& Jo Balcome
(Raleigh,NC)
112
Wintergreen
Ln
(Highland
Hills)
& Vidyavati
StephenAmit
& Debbi
BalcomeChatterjee
(Charlotte, (Apex,
NC) NC)
672
Windridge
Rd
(Highland
Hills)
Larry
& Christine
Graves
(Charlotte,
Matthew
& Mariann
Gaunt
(Newland,
NC) NC)
26
Grouse
Circle
(Linville
Meadows)
112 Wintergreen Ln (Highland Hills)
& Julia
Raynor (Highpoint,
Amit &Scott
Vidyavati
Chatterjee
(Apex, NC)NC)
290
Snowshoe
Loop
(Mountain
View)
672 Windridge Rd (Highland Hills)
& Dianna
Jaynes
CrookeNC)
(Los Angeles, CA)
Larry &John
Christine
Graves
(Charlotte,
135
Oak
Hills
Rd
(Oak
Hills)
26 Grouse Circle (Linville Meadows)
Greta Baumann
(Melbourne,
FL)
Scott &Roy
Julia&Raynor
(Highpoint,
NC)
192
Pine
Ridge
Loop
(Pine
Ridge)
290 Snowshoe Loop (Mountain View)
Mock
(Tequesta,
FL)
John &Gail
Dianna
Jaynes
Crooke
(Los Angeles, CA)
71
Woodcliff
Loop
(Lakeview
Hills)
135 Oak Hills Rd (Oak Hills)
Lorraine
Albanese
(PembrokeFL)
Pines, FL)
Roy & Greta
Baumann
(Melbourne,
74
Overlook
Rd
(Spruce
Hollow)
192 Pine Ridge Loop (Pine Ridge)
Bruce
& MaryFL)
Ellen Williamson (Kannapolis, NC)
Gail Mock
(Tequesta,
117
Teaberry
Ln
(Oak Hills)
71 Woodcliff Loop (Lakeview
Hills)
Gordon
& Judy
Polsgrove
(Hampton,
TN)
Lorraine
Albanese
(Pembroke
Pines,
FL)
33
Pine
Valley
Rd
(Spruce
Hollow)
74 Overlook Rd (Spruce Hollow)
Nancy
Beers (Newton,
NC) NC)
Bruce &Mark
Mary&Ellen
Williamson
(Kannapolis,
31
Woodcliff
Loop
(Lakeview
Hills)
117 Teaberry Ln (Oak Hills)
Lee Ann Englert
(Calhoun,
GordonJeffrey
& Judy&Polsgrove
(Hampton,
TN) KY)
327
Elderberry
Loop
(Oak
Hills)
33 Pine Valley Rd (Spruce Hollow)
&Beers
Janie (Newton,
Hutchinson
Mark &Mark
Nancy
NC)(Owensboro, KY)
327
Elderberry
Loop
(Oak
Hills)
31 Woodcliff Loop (Lakeview Hills)
Marilyn
Hartney
(Miami,
Jeffrey John
& Lee&Ann
Englert
(Calhoun,
KY) FL)
170
Lakeview
Rd
(Lakeview)
327 Elderberry Loop (Oak Hills)
Don &&Roberta
ButlerSoto
(Port(Raleigh,
St Lucie,NC)
FL)
Hafid Lghali
Tasha Maria
16
Owl
Lane
(Highland
Hills)
166 Lady Slipper Loop ( Lakeview Hills)
& Sue Hoult
MarilynGeorge
Stone (Pittsboro,
NC)(High Point, NC)
288
Windridge
Rd
(Highland Hills)
117 Hickory Lane (Oak Hills)
Phillip &Butler
Dorris(Port
Biggar
(Ladson,
Don & Roberta
St Lucie,
FL)SC)
158
Knoll
Circle
(Harbor
Lake
Hills)
16 Owl Lane (Highland Hills)
& Hillary
George Robert
& Sue Hoult
(HighBrightman
Point, NC)(Orlando, FL)
174
Spruce
Pine
Rd
(Oak
Hills)
Don
& Shirley
(Montgomery,
AL)
Phillip &
Dorris
BiggarSease
(Ladson,
SC)
67
Sassafras
Rd
(Spruce
Hollow)
158 Knoll Circle (Harbor Lake Hills)
& Phyllis
Gaunt
(Fort Wayne,
Robert Arthur
& Hillary
Brightman
(Orlando,
FL) IN)
321 Pine
Spring
Rd (Oak Hills)
174 Spruce
RdBrook
(Oak Hills)
Carla Ashe
Don & Shirley
Sease (Montgomery, AL)
151 Pine
Ridge Loop
(Pine Ridge)
67 Sassafras
Rd (Spruce
Hollow)
Sangree
& (Fort
Cindy
JusticeIN)
(Melbourne, FL)
Arthur Mark
& Phyllis
Gaunt
Wayne,
6
Twintree
Ln
(Mountain
View)
321 Spring Brook Rd (Oak Hills)
Margaret Cannon (Banner Elk, NC)
Carla Ashe
Teaberry
Ln (Oak
Hills)
151 Pine280
Ridge
Loop (Pine
Ridge)
Janet K&Whipple
(Royal (Melbourne,
Palm Beach,FL)
FL)
Mark Sangree
Cindy Justice
258
Ivy
Rd
(Laurel
Hills)
6 Twintree Ln (Mountain View)
Alexander
Christine
Margaret
Cannon &
(Banner
Elk, Cruz
NC) (Chesapeake, VA)
46
Goldfinch
Rd
(Laurel
Hills)
280 Teaberry Ln (Oak Hills)
Allen(Royal
& Christina
Johnson
Janet KScott
Whipple
Palm Beach,
FL) (Clarksville, TN)
243
Black
Pine
Rd
(Spruce
Hollow)
258 Ivy Rd (Laurel Hills)
Terry
& Beth McCoy
(Morganton, NC)
Alexander
& Christine
Cruz (Chesapeake,
VA)
146
Galax
Loop
(Laurel
46 Goldfinch Rd (Laurel Hills) Hills)
Jim &
& Christina
Gay Robertson
(Seminole,
FL) TN)
Scott Allen
Johnson
(Clarksville,
637
Windridge
Rd
(Highland
Hills)
243 Black Pine Rd (Spruce Hollow)
Stone (Summerville
SC) KY)
Mark &Jenifer
Janie Hutchinson
(Owensboro,
109
Stony
Creek
Loop
(Grandview)
327 Elderberry Loop (Oak Hills)
Terry & Beth McCoy (Morganton, NC)
146 Galax Loop (Laurel Hills)
Terry Griffin
(Walterboro
SC)
John &Carroll
Marilyn&Hartney
(Miami,
FL)
154
Lady
Slipper
Loop
(Lakeview
Hills)
170 Lakeview Rd (Lakeview)
Jim & Gay Robertson (Seminole, FL)
& LesaSC)
Hall Fraser (Durham NC)
Jenifer Christopher
Stone (Summerville
95
Aster
Rd
(Spruce
Hollow)
109 Stony Creek Loop (Grandview)
John
Michael
Nuttall,
(Ft Sumner,
2015
CarrollJune
& Terry
Griffin
(Walterboro
SC) NM)
10
Yew
Loop
(Key
Ridge)
154 Lady Slipper Loop (Lakeview Hills)
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LH Ladies’ Golf Assn “Fore
Cancer Care” golf tournament
June 23, sign-ups June 1
Land Harbor Ladies’ Golf Assn invites you to
play in their “Fore Cancer Care” Tournament
befitting Avery County Cancer Resource Center. All
Land Harbor golfers, men and women, are welcome.
•
MAKE YOUR OWN FOURSOMES
•
$30/player for AVID GOLFERS
•
$30/player for CASUAL GOLFERS (cart fee
additional and must be paid directly to golf shop)*
•
$45/player for NON-GOLFING MEMBERS (cart
fee additional and must be paid to golf shop)*
•
All checks must be payable to Land Harbor LGA
•
10:00 - 10:30 AM Check-in and rules explanation
•
11:30 AM
•
Hors D’oeuvres, prizes and
5:00 PM
raffles in the golf house (BYOB)
H. TAYLOR 1/8
APPALACHIAN BRIAN
ESTATES 1/8
BRAD SUTTERS
LANDSCAPING 1/4 PAGE
SHOT GUN START
Anyone interested in donating a raffle prize,
please make contact
CATHY ANGELLA [email protected]
or SHARON HOLLOWAY
[email protected]
*Cart fees are as follows: $10 per player to use your own cart or
$15 per player to rent a Land Harbor cart
.
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June 2014
June 2015
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Lou Cooper
Broker
828-260-4701
Elliott Properties
828-264-9111
Each Office Independently Owned & Operated
Butch Phillips
Broker
828-387-0830
WE HAVE JOINED FORCES WITH CENTURY 21 ELLIOTT PROPERTIES, TO GIVE OUR CLIENTS THE BEST
REPRESENTATION POSSIBLE.
SPECIALIZING IN LINVILLE LAND HARBOR AND SURROUNDING AVERY COUNTY.
HONESTY
INTEGRITY
COMMITMENT
REDUCED
219 Laurel Lane
2 BR / 2 BA
$59, 800
MLS# 188237
68 Whispering Pine
1 BR / 2 BA
$89, 900
MLS# 188470
71 Hickory Lane
2 BR / 1.5 BA
$79, 900
MLS# 188650
399 Jack Pine Loop
2 BR / 2.5 BA
$179, 000
MLS# 189097
91 Teaberry Lane
RV Site
$54, 900
MLS# 189122
46 Evergreen Lane
RV Site
$49, 000
MLS# 189123
102 Wintergreen Ln
3 BR / 2.5 BA
$93, 777
MLS# 189213
251 Elderberry Lp
3 BR / 3 BA
$119, 000
MLS# 189504
22 Sarvis Lane
4 BR / 3 BA
$248, 900
MLS# 189960
42 Whispering Pine
1 BR / 1 BA
$97, 000
MLS# 190012
57 Hummingbird
1 BR/1.5 BA
$134,500
MLS# 190689
339 Laurel Brook
Home Site
$39,900
MLS# 188437
TBD Greenbriar Lp
Home Site
$22, 900
MLS# 188696
RESERVED FOR
YOUR LISTING
124 Valley Lane
2 BR / 2 BA
$65, 000
MLS# 190147
UNDER
CONTRACT
146 Galax Loop
2 BR / 2 BA
$69, 500
MLS# 190348
June 2015
164 Rocky Meadows
2 BR / 2.5 BA
$169, 900
MLS# 190163
TBD Goldfinch
Home Site
$19,900
MLS# 188695
We
are
here
For
YOU
44 Warbler Lane
3 BR / 2 BA / 2 HALF BA
$299, 900
MLS# 190352
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Open Monday-Saturday (by apt.)
Factory Authorized Sales & Service
www.GolfCarCatalog.com
The Premier Website for Golf Car Custom Accessory, Gifts & Parts
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June 2015
Land with Excellent Potential!
10 Yarrow Circle
0.1 Sloping Acres
$10,000
631 Locust Road
0.2 Sloping Acres
$10,000
653 Locust Road
0.1 Sloping Acres
$10,000
603 Locust Road
0.3 Sloping Acres
$10,000
687 Locust Road
0.14 Sloping Acres
$10,000
48 Greenbriar
0.2 Sloping Acres
$10,000
86 Sourwood Knoll
0.12 Sloping Acres
$10,000
555 Locust Road
0.3 Sloping Acres
$10,000
476 Locust Road
0.8 Sloping Acres
$10,000
34 Woodpecker Lane
0.3 Sloping
$59,000
70 Thornwood
0.1 Sloping
$29,900
Homes on the Golf Course or with Golf Course Views!
11 Golf Ridge
3 BR/3 BT
$210,000
116 Lakeview
3 BR/3 BT
$249,000
10 Overlook
3 BR/2 BT
$119,900
Homes with Mountain Views or Other Views!
48 Summit
1 BR/1.5 BT
$109,900
36 Rhododendron
4 BR/3 BT
$235,000
Cute Park Models
48 Trillium
1 BR/2 BT Park Model
$65,000
165 Oak Hills
2 BR/1 BT Park Model
$49,900
64 Ash Loop
2 BT/2 BT Park Model
$47,500
153 Snowshoe
1 BR/1 BT
$49,900
Charming Homes and Cottages!
121 Harbor Lake
4 BR/2.5 BT
$199,500
528 River Hollow
2 BR/1 BT
$78,900
190 Spruce Pine
3 BR/2.5 BT
$124,900
61 Longview
2 BR/1.5 BT
$99,900
44 Balsam
3 BR/3.5 BT
$124,000
158 Jack Pine
2 BR/2 BT
$134,500
88 Teaberry
3 BR/3 BT
$199,000
267 Lady Slipper
3 BR/2 BT
$129,900
Homes by the River or the Lake!
162 River Loop
2 BR/2 BT
$164,500
Townhomes!
37 Golfview
2 BR/2.5 BT
199,900
Excellent Homes are available for Rent through Mountain Run Rentals.
We are accepting new homes into the program.
June 2015
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ARTS ‘N’ CRAFTS
FAIR
SATURDAY,
JUNE 27TH, 7AM
Sign up June 13th
Linville Land Harbor Arts ‘N’ Annual Crafts Fair
will be held on Saturday, Saturday, June 27th at the
recreation complex. Sign up will be on June 13th,
What an opportunity for all the Fourth of July
visitors to have another fun experience while visiting
Land Harbor.
Do you make crafts? This is an excellent opportunity
to share your work with your neighbors and earn a few
extra dollars.
Don’t miss this chance to purchase some
great handmade items.
Crossnore Presbyterian Church
200 Chapel Drive, PO Box 386
Crossnore NC 28616-0386
(828) 733-1939
Email: [email protected]
www.CrossnorePresbyterian.org
Rev. Kathy Campbell, Pastor
Email: [email protected]
Sunday Worship
11:00 a.m.
Sunday School for all ages
10:00 a.m.
Country Breakfast, second Sat. each month
7:00a.m.-10:00a.m. - June - September
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June 2015
marketiNG
HIGHLIGHTS
Changes in real estate - mostly
for the good
Bob Feddersen, BOD Marketing Liaison
Land
Harbor home sales totaled 14 by May 1.
Good but we can and will do better.
Last month I told you that the real estate picture
had changed in Land Harbor. A long time agent left
Linville Area Mountain Properties (LAMP) and
another agent left Mountain Run. Both agents located
with another area real estate office. While this did
pose a little inconvenience for a short time, LAMP
and Mountain Run have already hired agents to
replace those who have left. They reported the newly
hired agents "are working even harder to sell more
homes in Land Harbor in 2015." That's good news!
Now we have four very active and
knowledgeable real estate companies working to
sell in Land Harbor, three of them national. We
have LAMP, Mountain Run-Keller Williams,
Century 21 and Keller Williams High Country also
out of Boone, who has been very actively selling
and listing in Land Harbor for about a year.
What are we (Land Harbor) doing to help? The
Board and Mike Simpson are exploring ways to treat
equitably all four companies and share- our
information.
Tyler
Hood,
our
Marketing
Administrator, will work with all four companies to
be certain the benefits from the Land Harbor web site
such as sales leads are given to all four companies.
The Marketing Committee will share our information
with all four companies especially the Stay and Play
leads and results of Land Harbor visits.
___________________________________________
_________________________________________
PIX
PIX
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Land Harbor homes offer outstanding values
_________________________________________
Beautiful homes are everywhere in Land Harbor
The overall home sales situation in Land Harbor, I
believe, has changed mostly for the better. A few
years ago we had only one Real Estate company
actively serving our Land Harbor market. The board
was concerned that in the poor market for home sales
this was not enough and encouraged Mountain Run
to begin more active participation in our home sales
market. This has been a success, along with LAMP’S
continued good work, the situation is much improved.
June 2015
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As good as this increased selling information is
for Land Harbor, many of our contacts and home
sales still come from YOU....our members. That is
why we need each of you to actively promote the
Stay and Play to your neighbors, relatives, friends
and acquaintances. Make them familiar with what you
like about Land Harbor and its wonderful amenities
and casual life style. Many of them will like the same
thing you like. Refer them to our web site or the
Marketing Committee. You can rely on members of
the Marketing Committee to call your contacts and
host them on a very enjoyable visit.
Remember, we really have no match in the
High Country. Help us help you.
June 2015
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Call Patricia Briggs, 733-8301. Ads must be paid for in advance.
Once classifieds are set up; we will be glad to remove your ad, but no refund.
FOR SALE: (Grandview) 234 Stony Creek Loop.
Excellent home site for building your vacation or
permanent home. Running street to street, home site
has easy access, minimal clearing expense.
(727)430-6032. [email protected]
FOR SALE OR RENT: Beautiful large RV lot,
drive through pad, golf course views, room to build a
home and keep RV. 39 Thornwood Loop. $58,000.
(772)888-5208.
FOR RENT: 2 Bedroom, 2 bath.
Furnished one level home. 48 Hickory Lane.
Available May-Oct. Three month minimum.
501-960-7619. [email protected]
FOR RENT: RV Site at 418 River Hollow Rd.
Wooded dbl. lot at 3800’ elev. Blacktop
75’ drive/site with 40’ deck. 2nd 35’ drive.
50/30/20,W,S, Wi-Fi available. Rate: 35’ or less $625/mo; $2,350/season. 36’ or more $725/mo
$2,600/season. Call 321-795-9844.
FOR SALE: 150 ELDEBERRY LOOP.
Reduced $146,900. Open floor plan. One level.
Ready to move into. 2 br./2 bth. 960 sq. ft. heated.
Covered porch and open deck. . Totally renovated.
Fireplace, French doors, Golf cart/storage garage.
423-282-6999.
FOR RENT: MYRTLE BEACH: Ocean Front ,
1st Floor condo 2 BR, 2Bath. for photos and prices
contact [email protected] (919)815-8615.
FOR SALE: - 1955 Shopsmith woodworking tool.
This is a circular saw, lathe, drill press with an 18” jig
saw. $1000. 828-733-8916.
FOR RENT: Large level Pull-Through RV Site,
55 Meadow Loop, Wide open treeless lot, 50/30/20 amp
electric, cable, water and sewer. Available Aug/Sep/Oct.
Email: [email protected] or call
941-468-1706.
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FOR RENT: Furnished Cottage For Rent,
71 Meadow Loop, 1BR + Bonus Room,
1 BA, Available weekly/monthly/seasonal.
Call 941-468-1706.
FOR RENT: LINVILLE LAND HARBOR
RV LOT. Large deck, pull-up shelter, picnic table,
full hook-up, 50/30 amp. 40’ max. Available year round,
2-day min. $45/day, $250/wk, $700/mo.
Call Dan 305-790-9587.
FOR RENT: FURNISHED-SEASONAL:
Hickory Lane. 2BR/2BA, WI-FI, phone, linens, dishes,
gas fireplace, washer/dryer, large deck, 2 TVs, movies,
books, RV driveway space. Shellie 207.991.8001 or
[email protected]
FOR SALE: Fine ChinaPattern: Castle Gardens by Lenox.
Description: Ivory Background w/pink design around
edge of plate and edged in gold. Service for six with
serving pieces. Price: $350.00.
For information call Jan Lund at 733-9012.
FOR SALE: Fine ChinaPattern: Montmery by Haviland.
Description: bone white with blue forget me not
flowersedged in gold. Service: Eight place settings
w/serving pieces. Price: $350.00.
For information call Jan Lund at 733-9012.
FOR SALE: 2004 4 seat ThermoSpa Avalon Standard
Hot Tub. Burmese Teak cabinet, thermal cover, well
maintained. Best offer. Call 239-851-8089
The Knit/Crochet group meets in the Activity
Center in Mountain View (B Section) on
Mondays from 10 A.M. to noon. Over the years,
we have handmade and donated well over a
thousand articles to local charities. Ladies are
available to help teach knitting and crocheting
techniques. Donations of yarn are needed and
welcomed. For more information, please call
Linda Yount at 733-8645.
June 2015
Another uniqueness of Land Harbor
by our own
TIM WALLACE
Land Harbor Maintenance
If you like to sing , please join your
friends and neighbors on Tuesday
June 2, 6:30-8:30 PM at Aaron
Baptist Church in Montezuma.
Our director is Tom Huber
and our pianist is his wife Jane.
The Choral meets every Tuesday.
We will give two performances:
August 27 - Land Harbor Rec Center
August 28- Aaron Baptist Church.
For any questions or information please
call Mae Padgett, 843-733-1849
You can see this lovely setting on the Land
Harbor Parkway just past the entrance to the
police and library parking lot
(going out of Land Harbor)
what’s
the rule?

...bill bremser
LG & Samsung
Televisions
ANSWER TO QUESTION ON PAGE 16
3. See USGA Rule 12-la. If the ball is moved while
searching, the ball must be replaced and the lie recreated and the player is permitted to leave a small
part of the ball visible without penalty
June 2015
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Unapproved Minutes
Regular BOD
Meeting
May 8, 2015
Members Present: Pat Steverding, President;
Hank Rullman, Vice President; Joe Samuel,
Treasurer; Joyce Roberts, Secretary; Jack
Bradish, Jerry Daughtry, Ann Drawdy, with Roy
Davidson via telephone conference
Members Absent: Bob Feddersen
Also Present: Mike Simpson, Scott Carpenter,
Lynn Townsend & Patricia Briggs
I. Call to Order, Introduction-Steverding
Pat Steverding called the meeting to order at 9:00
a.m. in the Recreation Complex.
A. Invocation- Jerry Daughtry
II. Approval of the Agenda-Steverding
With no objections, the agenda stands as written.
III. Approval of Minutes
A. Regular Meeting- October 3, 2014- Roberts
Joe Samuel moved to waive the reading of the
minutes with no objections; therefore, the minutes
stand as written.
IV. Property Owner’s Requests- Steverding
A. Request from Linda Grooms, 105 Evergreen
Lane- Change in status from Developed to
Undeveloped
Jerry Daughtry moved to deny the request for change
in status from developed to undeveloped. Ann
Drawdy seconded and the motion carried
unanimously.
B. Request from Lou Tilka, 48 Spruce Pine RdRefund of Initiation Fee and relief of dues
Jack Bradish moved to deny the request for a refund
of initiation fees and relief of dues. Jerry Daughtry
seconded and the motion carried unanimously.
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C. Request from Jack and Cyndi Beagle, 91
Whispering Pine Loop- Re-connect utilities
After discussion, Joe Samuel moved to deny the
request for re-connection of utilities. Jerry Daughtry
V. Reports and Presentations
A. Budget and Finance-Samuel
1. Financial Report
Please find attached a copy of the Financial Report.
VI. Policy & Procedures/Job Descriptions
A. Refund of Golf Fees Board 12- Simpson
Joe Samuel moved to approve the amended revision
of Board 12 which includes Board 21, now stated as
the Refund of Golf and Racquet Club Fees. Hank
Rullman seconded and the motion carried by a
majority. Voting for the motion were: Joe Samuel,
Hank Rullman, Joyce Roberts, Jack Bradish, Jerry
Daughtry, and Ann Drawdy. Voting against the
motion was: Roy Davidson.
B. Refund of Racquet Club Membership Board
21-Simpson
Joe Samuel moved to rescind Board 21. Jack Bradish
C. Block Tee Time Reservation Board 28 –
Simpson
Hank Rullman moved to strike the last sentence in
Board 28, procedure 3. Roy Davidson seconded and
the motion was carried unanimously.
Hank Rullman then moved to approve revised Board
Policy 28. Jack Bradish seconded and the motion
carried unanimously.
D. Outside Play on Land Harbor Golf Course
Board 34 – Simpson
Hank Rullman moved to approve Board 34. Joe
Samuel seconded and the motion carried by a
majority. Voting for the motion were: Hank Rullman,
Joe Samuel, Joyce Roberts, Jack Bradish, Ann
Drawdy, and Jerry Daughtry. Roy Davidson
abstained.
Please continue on page 33
June 2015
Continued from page 32
VIII. Manager’s Report – Mike Simpson
E. Golf Coupons Board 35 – Simpson
The General Manager’s Report was presented and
accepted by the Board. A copy of this report is
available at the POA office or on our website.
Joe Samuel moved to approve Board 35. Hank
Rullman seconded and the motion carried
unanimously.
IX. New Business
F. Employee Eligibility for Use of Land Harbor
Facilities Personnel 22 – Simpson
A. Golf- Combination of Avid/Casual Family
Membership- Roberts
Hank Rullman moved to approve Personnel 22. Joe
Samuel seconded and the motion carried
unanimously.
Michael Hayes will see if there is concern, and if so
address it for the 2016 budget.
G. Alcohol on Pool Deck R&R 30 – Simpson
B. Linville Meadows Town Hall Meeting: Traffic
Concerns – Steverding
Joe Samuel moved to rescind R&R 30. Ann Drawdy
There will be a Town Hall meeting on June 9th at
9:00 a. m. at the Linville Meadows Activity Center.
H. Rules and Fees for Use of Recreational
Facilities R&R 5 – Simpson (Replaces R&R 22, 31
& 34)
X. Old Business
Hank Rullman moved to approve R&R 5. Jack
Bradish seconded and the motion carried by a
majority. Voting for the motion were: Hank Rullman,
Jack Bradish, Joe Samuel, Joyce Roberts, Jerry
Daughtry, and Ann Drawdy. Voting against the
motion was: Roy Davidson.
I. Job Description Accountant/Personnel
Technician
Joyce Roberts moved to approve the change from
Accountant/Personnel Technician to
Accountant/Human Resource. Joe Samuel seconded
and the motion passed by a majority. Voting for the
motion were: Joyce Roberts, Joe Samuel, Hank
Rullman, Jack Bradish, Jerry Daughtry, and Ann
Drawdy. Roy Davidson abstained.
J. Job Description Golf Professional/ Shop
Manager
Joyce Roberts moved to approve Golf
Professional/Shop Manager. Jack Bradish seconded
the motion carried unanimously.
****The Policies listed above are available on our
website or at the POA Office****
VII. Updated Employee Manual - Simpson
Jerry Daughtry moved to table for further review. Roy
Davidson seconded and the motion carried
unanimously.
June 2015
No old business
XI. Property Owners’ Input and Concerns as per
47F-3-108 (b) Meetings
Dawn Stevens, 39 Laurel Lane was concerned about
the sign in Linville Meadows stating that “no through
traffic is permitted.” She felt that this sign should be
for non-residents only.
Madeline Zill, 31 Laurel Lane was also concerned
about the sign in Linville Meadows and the
restrictions that it placed on Land Harbor residents.
She stated that people were upset, yelling and had
rude behavior. She suggested placing speed bumps in
the vicinity.
Beverly McDonald, 123 Windmill Lane stated that
the community is in agreement that they should be
able to have use of any road in Land Harbor if they
are members of Land Harbor.
XII. Adjournment
Jack Bradish moved to adjourn at 10:37 a. m. Jerry
Daughtry seconded and the motion carried
unanimously.
Joyce Roberts, Secretary
Patricia F. Briggs, Recording Secretary
The minutes are Unoffical Minutes until formally approved by
the BOD at the next regularly scheduled meeting
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number. Be sure you house number is posted
conspicuously on your houses (do that
NOW!)
Do not call Land Harbor Property Owners
Assn. or make routine calls to Land
Harbor Police as their phones will be
needed for emergency use.
STAY PREPARED
FOR SUMMER
STORMS
Chief of Police, David Vance, is Land
Harbor’s Emergency Coordinator and will be
the person responsible for staying in contact
with Avery County Emergency Management.
Mark down telephone numbers: Land
Harbor Police 733-8333,
Mountain
Electric 733-0159,
Land Harbor
Administration 733-8300, Cannon Hospital
737-7000.
If you plan to leave Land Harbor or go to
the Evacuation Shelter at the Recreation
Building, the following will help to make
your “stay” a little more comfortable. DO
NOT GO TO THE GOLF HOUSE.
• Make a list to shut off all valves in
the house; water, gas, main breaker box,
etc.
• Prepare to take medications and
toiletries for your personal hygiene. You
are advised to take some canned and
boxed foods especially if you are on a
special diet.
• Prepare for your pet - take leashes,
pet shelter,
extra food,
pet’s
medications. At the Recreation Building,
pets will be housed in the general shelter
area but will not be permitted inside
rooms.
If we receive warnings of severe
weather, turn your radio dial to
WECR, 102.3 FM or 1130 AM.
WECR is Avery County’s Emergency
Alerting System.
FOR EMERGENCIES, SHERIFF, FIRE
AND AMBULANCE, CALL 911. Give the
911 operator your EXACT LOCATION in
Land Harbor including street and house
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June 2015
June 2015
RESULTS OF BOARD POLL
OF DECEMBER 15, 2014
OF FEBRUARY 20, 2015
RE: DORAN INITIATION FEE
REFUND EXTENSION
RE: NEW MOWER VENTRAC 4500 TO REPLACE
STEINER 430 TO MOW SLOPES
The Board voted to not approve an extension
on Initiation Fee Refund to Gary and Becky Doran,
on their property located at 111 Galax Loop.
The Board Members voted as follows:
APPROVAL
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
Jack Bradish
Jerry Daughtry
Roy Davidson
Ann Drawdy
Bob Feddersen
Joyce Roberts
Hank Rullman
Joe Samuel
Pat Steverding
DISAPPROVAL NO VOTE
x
x
x
x
APPROVAL
x
x
x
x
3
The Board voted unanimously to approve the purchase of
a new Ventrac 4500 mower. This mower will replace
the duties of our Steiner 430 mower. The Steiner 220, that
is 18 years old, suffered a blown engine in the late
fall of 2014. This unit will be retired and the Steiner 430 will
be used for its duties.
x
6
___________________________________________
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
Jack Bradish
Jerry Daughtry
Roy Davidson
Ann Drawdy
Bob Feddersen
Joyce Roberts
Hank Rullman
Joe Samuel
Pat Steverding
DISAPPROVAL NO VOTE
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
9
OF FEBRUARY 19, 2015
______________________________________________
RE: VARIANCE REQUEST FOR 229
RHODODENDRON LOOP (CHARLIE & TRISH
TRUE) FOR SET-BACK VARIANCES
RE: REPAIR AND RECOAT HARD COURTS AT
RACQUET CLUB
OF MARCH 13, 2015
The Board voted by a majority to approve the two
set-back variances for the above property as follows:
approximately 8’ into the side 15’ setback and 2’ into
the front 25’ setback to construct an 18’ x 20’ garage
APPROVAL
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
Jack Bradish
Jerry Daughtry
Roy Davidson
Ann Drawdy
Bob Feddersen
Joyce Roberts
Hank Rullman
Joe Samuel
Pat Steverding
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June 2015
APPROVAL
DISAPPROVAL NO VOTE
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
5
The Board voted by a majority to approve the repair and
recoat of the hard courts at the Racquet Club. The
Racquet Club requested that the POA pay for the repair in
the amount of $9,440. These funds will cover the cost of
repairing and recoating the entire hard courts, and painting
the appropriate lines for tennis and pickleball. The Racquet
Club will not be using any of their monies for this repair.
x
3
1
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
Jack Bradish
Jerry Daughtry
Roy Davidson
Ann Drawdy
Bob Feddersen
Joyce Roberts
Hank Rullman
Joe Samuel
Pat Steverding
DID NOT
DISAPPROVAL VOTE
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
9
June 2015
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Land Harbor Four Seasons
Club capped off a very successful
season with a pair of appreciation
meals in April. On April 10th, our
valued Land Harbor employees
were treated to a luncheon at the
Golf House. Butch Phillips and
Harold Durham grilled hamburgers and hot dogs and the Four
Seasons officers prepared and
served slaw, baked beans, chips,
drinks and dessert.
On Sunday evening, April
12th, about eighty Four Seasons
hosts and activity leaders gathered
at the Golf House for the Volunteer Dinner where they enjoyed a
catered Italian dinner catered by
Fabio’s. Officers elected for 201516 were Presidents Terri & Jerry
Daughtry, Vice Presidents Judy
Violet & John Wofford, Secretaries Karen & Charlie Hooks and
Treasurer Don Waterman.
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Kids Fishing Derby
July 3, 9:00-noon at Point
The Land Harbor Fishing Committee is having a
“just for fun” fishing derby for children up to 12 yrs
old on July 3rd (9 am to noon) at the point. Prizes and
refreshment will be given to each child.
Bait, rods and reels and fishing assistance will be
provided by the fishing comm. members. Bring your
own rod and reel if you want help teaching your
children or grand children to use it.
The lake has been stocked with blue gill, bass and
trout. No fishing license or permit is needed. Bring
your children, grandchildren and friends children for
a fun experience.
The fishing comm. asks that an adult be present.
______________
LEES PAINTING 1/8
_____________
MOUNTAIN JEWELERS
1/8
Welcome to our fantastic Dog Park
We are looking forward to a great summer of
dog play and people fun. It's time to renew and
review. Fees for 2015 are due now and remain the
same as last year - $15.00 per dog. You will get your
very own copy of the updated Rules and Regulations
when you join. The Dog Park is for use by members
only. Application forms are located in the POA
office, on the Land Harbor Web site, and from Linda
Chandler 828-733-1571.
We will continue to use
the keyless entry system put in place last year. You
will get the new code when you join. As always we
request that you do not give the code to any one who
is not a member. Please, please, please pick up your
dog's droppings. Droppings left lying on the ground
is damaging our grass and potentially causing health
problems. Also, please lock the gate when you are the
last person to leave the Dog Park. Many people have
worked hard to establish and maintain the quality of
our Dog Park. If you feel that you can't abide by our
rules, there is a fenced dog run behind the mail boxes
at the entrance to Laurel Hills which is free and open
to all. Linda Chandler
________
CHURCH OF SAVIOR 1/4
Free Fly Fishing Clinic
June 20, 8:30-noon at Point
Coffee, soft drinks and snacks available; We'll cover
all the basics including time on the water with small
groups- teaching you to read the water; we'll also
teach you to cast, rig a rod, knots and flies to use.
Fishing equipment available, but bring your rod if you
want help using it.
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June 2015
June 2015
Land
Harbor
has
come
a long
way
since
we
started
by Rick Hammell
If you have lived in Land
Harbor even just a short time you
no doubt have heard many stories
of how we were started, the
problems we faced in the early
years and the struggles faced by
the early residents. For those who
have lived here for a few years, a
reminder of those traumatic times
makes us appreciate what we have
even more.
Some time ago I was given
a newspaper article that ran in the
Chapel Hills (NC) News on
Sunday, April 25, 1999 (the author
is unknown.) I hope you will
enjoy some of the excerpts taken
from that article.
June 2015
June 2015
“Take more than 700 acres
of choice North Carolina mountain
land that includes a trout filled
river and lake. Add a golf course,
heated swimming pool and
recreation hall. Subdivide into
lots. Sounds like a fool-proof
recipe for success, but it failed.”
The article described the horror
when Land Harbor’s developer Carolina Caribbean Corporation,
declared bankruptcy in 1975. The
article went on to say “The resort
started in 1969, primarily for
recreation vehicles, but with some
areas for homes. But the recession
of the early 70s drove the
developer to bankruptcy.”
Land Harbor’s
“tradition of working
together, planning
together and playing
together saved
this resort”
“In September 1975, all
common
buildings
and
recreational facilities were under
lock
and key.” The writer
commented
that
similar
communities in North Carolina
failed around the same time. But
in Land Harbor’s case “the
property owners banded together,
first to have the locks removed
and then to save the resort. A
separate corporation was set up to
buy, develop and sell property.
Residents performed clerical and
supervisory
work,
ran
the
recreation program and golf
shop.”
The article continued “Hoping
to raise enough money to buy the
greater part of Land Harbor - its
amenities and unsold lots - the
corporation offered first mortgage,
interest bearing bonds to property
owners. These funds were used to
buy the property and to continue
development. Lots sold to new
buyers raised new capital. The
owner’s investment of time and
money paid off. Ten years later,
enough property had been sold for
all the bonds to be redeemed with
interest.”
What happened in that period
of time was nothing short of
fantastic. Property owner’s built
more and larger homes and about
“200 families became year-round
residents.
Some
lots
for
recreational vehicles remain, and
the community is, and always will
be, RV friendly.”
The writer credits Land
Harbor’s success to the “tradition
of working together, planning
together and playing together this saved the resort. Land Harbor
continues to be a friendly,
informal
and
unpretentious
community where the ‘can do’
spirit prevails.
Today Land Harbor has over
300 year-round residents. Home
and lot values have increased
significantly and amenities have
kept pace. We now have an 18
hole golf course, tennis courts,
enlarged recreation center, new
and larger swimming pool,
meeting and craft rooms and so
much more. Land Harbor is sound
financially
and
still
very
affordable.
Land Harbor remains unique.
Over 2600 homeowners and RVsite residents are equal members.
All share in the success of this
“little piece of heaven.”
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Recreation Daily Schedule
MONDAY
8:30 - 9:30
MH EXERCISE
Yoga
9:30
T
TENNIS
Ladies' Doubles Rally
10:00 - 11:00
A
CHURCH
Inspirational Bible Book Study
10:00 - 12:00
MH DANCE
Mtn Mixers - Round Dance Practice
10:00 - 12:00
MV CRAFTS
Knit & Crochet
1:00 - 4:00
A
BRIDGE
4 Seasons Bridge
1:30 - 3:30
MV ART
Basket Weaving
2:00 - 4:00
L
LIBRARY
Library
3:00 - 6:00
MH DANCE
Ballroom Dance Lessons
7:00 - 7:30
MH DANCE
Mtn Mixers - Advanced Workshop
7:30 - 9:30
MH DANCE
Mtn Mixers - Monday A-2 Square Dance
7:00 - 11:00
SH BRIDGE
Monday Night Couples Bridge
TEE TIME
G
GOLF
9 - Hole Scramble
TUESDAY
8:30 - 9:30
MH EXERCISE
Stretchercise
9:00 - 12:30
C
BRIDGE
Bridge Lessons
9:30 - 12:00
A
GAMES
Mexican Train Dominoes
10:00 - 11:30
PR DANCE
Beginner Square Dance Lessons
10:00 - 12:00
CR MISC
Genealogy Class (1st Tues of Month)
10:00
T
TENNIS
Men's Doubles Rally
1:00 - 4:00
A
CARDS
Hand & Foot
2:00 - 4:00
L
LIBRARY
Library
2:00 - 4:00
SB SHUFFLEBOARD
Organized Play
3:00 - 6:00
MH DANCE
Ballroom Dance Practice
4:00 - 6:00
PR DANCE
Beginner Shag Dancing Lessons
7:00 - 10:00
GH GAMES
Jokers & Pegs
7:00 - 10:00
PR GAMES
Table Tennis
7:30 - 9:30
MH GAMES
Beach Bingo
TEE TIME
G
GOLF
Ladies Day: 9 & 18 - Hole
WEDNESDAY
9:30 - 12:30
A
GAMES
Mah Jongg
9:30 - 11:30
MV ART
Brush and Palette Group
1:00 - 2:00
MH DANCE
Line Dancing Lessons
1:00 - 4:00
SH BRIDGE
Women's Bridge
2:00 - 4:00
L
LIBRARY
Library
5:00 - 7:00
GH GOLF
9 - Hole Golf Social Hour
7:00 - 10:00
A
GAMES
4 - Seasons Game Night
7:00 - 9:00
PR DANCE
Mtn Mixers - Advance Review
TEE TIME
G
GOLF
Men's Day: 9 & 18 - Hole
At the Recreation Complex: A- Lounge MH- Main Hall C - Music Room PR- Parlor Room
CR - Committee Room (located behind the Library)
MV - Mountain View Activity Center
GH- Golf House L- Library SB - Shuffleboard Courts T - Tennis Courts G - Golf Course
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June 2015
Recreation Daily Schedule
THURSDAY
8:30 - 9:30
9:30 - 12:00
9:30 - 2:00
10:00
1:00 - 4:00
1:00 - 4:00
2:30 - 5:00
2:00 - 4:00
2:00 - 4:00
5:00 - 7:00
4:00
7:00 - 10:00
7:30 - 10:00
TEE TIME
MH
A
MV
T
A
A
PR
M
SB
GH
C
A
GH
G
EXERCISE
BRIDGE
CRAFTS
TENNIS
CARDS
CARDS
MUSIC
LIBRARY
SHUFFLEBOARD
GOLF
MUSIC
BRIDGE
SHOW GROUP
GOLF
Stretchercise
Fun Bridge
Quilting and More
Mixed Doubles Rally
Hand & Foot
Pinochle
Dulcimer - Jam Session and Beginners
Library
Organized Play
18 - Hole Golf Social Hour
Drumming Circle
Thursday Eve Duplicate Bridge
Show Gp Meeting (2nd & 4th Thurs of Month)
18 - Hole Scramble
8:30 - 9:30
9:30 - 12:00
9:30 - 12:30
10:00 - 11:00
12:00 - 2:00
1:00 - 4:30
2:00 - 4:00
2:00 - 4:00
3:00 - 5:00
7:00 - 10:30
7:30 - 10:00
TEE TIME
MH
MV
A
A
MH
A
L
SB
PR
A
MH
G
EXERCISE
CRAFTS
GAMES
CHURCH
DANCE
BRIDGE
LIBRARY
SHUFFLEBOARD
DANCE
GAMES
DANCE
GOLF
Yoga
Stained Glass Class
Mah Jongg
Bible Study Class
Mtn Mixers - Round Dance Practice
Land Harbor Couples Duplicate Bridge
Library
Organized Play
Ballroom Dance Practice
Friday Night Games
Mtn Mixers - Friday Square Dance
Open Golf (Members & Guest)
8:30 - 9:30
TEE TIME
MH
G
EXERCISE
GOLF
Saturday Stretch
9:00 - 10:00
1:30 - 2:00
2:00 - 4:00
2:00 - 4:00
7:30 - 10:00
TEE TIME
MH
MH
MH
SB
A
G
CHURCH
DANCE
DANCE
SHUFFLEBOARD
CARDS
GOLF
Worship Service
Mtn Mixers - A-2 Dance
Mtn Mixers - Plus Dance with Rounds
Organized Play
Bid Euchre
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
At the Recreation Complex: A- Lounge MH- Main Hall
CR - Committee Room (located behind the Library)
GH- Golf House L- Library SB - Shuffleboard Courts
C - Music Room PR- Parlor Room
MV - Mountain View Activity Center
T - Tennis Courts G - Golf Course
All activities listed are member sponsor and organized, therefore schedule may change due to travel
schedules, personal issues etc.
June 2015
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June Recreation Special Events
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
1
SUNDAY
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
3
4
2
SATURDAY
5
June
Recreation Special Events
9-Hole Men’s
POA Board
18-Hole Men’s Mtg
& Luncheon (GH)
TUESDAY
11:00AM
MONDAY
1
Breakfast (GH)
WEDNESDAY
8:00AM
Meeting (MH)
THURSDAY FRIDAY
9:00AM
3
4
2
18-Hole Men’s Mtg Shuffleboard
9-Hole Men’s
Committee
Mtg
& Luncheon (GH)
Breakfast (GH)
(CR)
11:00AM
8:00AM
POA Board
Meeting (MH)
9:00AM
SATURDAY
5
8
9-Hole Take a
Swing at Cancer
8Tournament
7
14
15
Meeting (CR)
3:00PM
21
9
9-Hole Take a
Swing at Cancer
Tournament
Golf Committee
9-Hole Ladies
Meeting (CR)
14
15Breakfast (GH)
3:00PM
Golf Committee 8:00AM
9-Hole Ladies
Mtn Mixers
Welcome Back10
(MH)
Advisory
9
16
16
Breakfast (GH)
22
Meeting
Tennis
Pot(CR)
Luck
1:00AM
(MH)
Saturday Night Dance Party (MH)
Cancer Tournament
11
Craft Fair Sign
Up (Rec Office)
11
Craft Fair Sign
Up (Rec Office)
Social (MH)
5:00PM
12
12
13
Fishing Committee Meeting (CR)
9:00AM
13
Ballroom
Dance
(MH) 7:00PM
Fishing
Committee
Meeting
(CR)
9:00AM
Ballroom Dance (MH) 7:00PM
17
Meeting (CR)
3:00PM
23
Tennis
Committee
TennisMtg
(CR) 1:00PM
Committee Mtg
Saturday Night Dance Party (MH)
Tennis Pot Luck17
Marketing
(MH)
Committee
Meeting
(CR)
Marketing
3:00PM
Committee
9-Hole Scramble
18 Hole Ladies
Shuffleboard
21
22Cancer Tournament23 Social (MH)
Mtg & Luncheon
9-Hole Scramble
18 Hole Ladies
Shuffleboard
(GH) 11:00AM
5:00PM
Mtg & Luncheon
(GH) 11:00AM
10
Committee
18-Hole
Men’s Mtg
8:00AM
& Lunch(GH)
18-Hole Men’s Mtg
11:00AM
& Lunch(GH)
11:00AM
Committee
Meeting (CR)
1:00AM
Advisory
Fishing Committee Cocktail
6 Party
5:00PM Mtg (MH)
POA(GH)
Informational
10:00AM
Fishing Committee Cocktail Party
(GH) 5:00PM
Shuffleboard
Mtn
Mixers
Committee
Mtg
Welcome
Back
(CR)
(MH)
7
6
POA Informational Mtg (MH)
10:00AM
18
Kitty Webb 18
Retirement
Party
(GH)
Kitty Webb
19
19
24
20
20
Fly Breakfast
Fishing Clinic
(P) 8:00AM
Rotary
(GH) 8:00AM
Saturday
Night
Dance Party (MH)
Fly Fishing
Clinic
(P) 8:00AM
Retirement
Party (GH)
24
Rotary Breakfast (GH) 8:00AM
Saturday
Night
DanceParty
Party(GH)
(MH)
Tennis
Cocktail
25
Tennis Club
25
General Mtg
Tennis Club
(MH) 2:00PM
General Mtg
(MH) 2:00PM
5:00PM
Cocktail Party (GH)
26Tennis
5:00PM
Dog Park Business
CRAFT FAIR and FLEA MARKET
26
27
& Social Mtg (GH)
(Recreation) 7:00AM
Dog Park Business
CRAFT FAIR and FLEA MARKET
4:00 PM
& Social Mtg (GH)
4:00 PM
27
(Recreation) 7:00AM
(CR) 1:00PM
28
28
29
299-Hole Ladies
9-Hole Ladies
Invitational
Invitational
30
30
Pool
PoolSchedule
Schedule
Opening
is May
10:00am
am&& Closing
Closing Day
7 at
6:00
pmpm
Opening
DayDay
is May
2323atat10:00
DayisisSeptember
September
7 at
6:00
Open Swim:Sunday
Sunday
– Friday
1:00
6:00pm
Open Swim:
– Friday
1:00
– –6:00pm
Adult Swim:
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 12:00 – 1:00pm
Adult Swim:
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 12:00 – 1:00pm
Lap Swim:
Monday – Friday
Saturday
Saturday
Tuesday & Thursday
Tuesday & Thursday
10:00
– 6:00pm
10:00
– 6:00pm
11:00 – 1:00pm
11:00 – 1:00pm
8:00 - 10:00am
Lap Swim:
Monday – Friday
8:00 - 10:00am
Aquacise:
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 10:00 – 11:00am Aquacise Intermediate: 11:00 – 12:00pm
Aquacise:
Monday,
Wednesday,
and
Friday
10:00
– 11:00am Aquacise Intermediate: 11:00 – 12:00pm
Water Walking: Tuesday & Thursday
10:00-11:00am
Water Walking: Tuesday & Thursday
10:00-11:00am
th
Holidays (Memorial Day, July 4 and Labor Day) – all organized swim including lap swim will be cancelled and Open Swim will be offered the day
th
Holidays (Memorial Day, July 4 and Labor
Day)the
– all
organized
including
lap swim
will beatcancelled
before,
day
of and theswim
day after
the holiday
beginning
10:00 am and Open Swim will be offered the day
The pool will remain
open
until
7
PM
during
June
and
July
for
the
convenience
of
our
members
before, the day of and the day after the holiday beginning at 10:00
am and their guests.
The pool will remain open until 7 PM during June and July for the convenience of our members and their guests.
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June 2015
What’s Happening at Recreation this Summer!!
Craft Fair and Flea Market – This year the Craft Fair will be combined with the Flea Market and held on June
27th. We invite all artists and residents to participate. Sign up is Thursday, June 11 at 8:00am in the Recreation
Manager’s Office. You may pick up a request form at the Rec Office or it is available online on the Member
Side of our website. Requests will not be accepted before June 11 at 8:00am. The Craft Fair and Flea Market
will begin at 7:00am.
July 4th - Have you got a design in mind? Start planning now the golf cart parade will be here before we know
it. The parade will start at Overlook and end at The Landing! We have lots of games scheduled as well as a
free outdoor concert scheduled for 1:00pm. NEW THIS YEAR – FIREWORKS!!! We will have a fireworks display July 4th. More details to come!!
Back to School Bash – Land Harbor will once again host the Back to School Bash in partnership with Avery
County Schools on Saturday August 1st at The Landing. We are asking our residents to help us by donating
school supplies. Donations can be made at the Rec Office. Our goal is to be able to give each child in attendance a book bag full of school supplies to start their year.
Concert Series – we will have four community concerts this summer.
Memorial Day- Johnson Brothers
July 4th – The Neighbors
Labor Day – Mountain Laurels
October 10th – Mountain Top Polka Band
Paddle Boats- Recreation now has 4 paddleboats for our residents to use. Waivers are available at Recreation during pool hours and with Police after hours. We do have lifejackets!! Please contact Michelle Trivett
[email protected] or (828)733-8316 for details.
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THE RACQUET CLUB NEWS
It did not seem that long ago that we were packing
away the nets and saying goodbye for the winter. Yet
here we are getting ready for a new season and by
now many of us have been on the courts playing our
favorite game. The early birds and full time residents
have been playing since the middle of April and the
“soft” courts were ready the first week in May.
The Racquet Club has a full calendar of events for
the year. We have five pot luck dinners scheduled
and we all know how good the food is and the
entertainment is even better. By the time you are
reading this we will have hosted the High Country
Senior Games in Tennis and this year in Pickleball as
well. Thanks to all of you who assisted and
participated, making this another successful event.
As many of you know or will soon know we have
some new items at the courts this year. New this year
is an effort to schedule a mixed doubles group on
Wednesdays (thanks Danny and John). A newer golf
cart was donated by POA Board member Jerry
Daughtry and Danny, in maintenance, put a utility
bed on the back of it. We also have two new nets,
two new brooms, a lute and a clay spreader. These
items will help us keep the courts in great shape. We
also want to thank the POA for picking up the cost,
$9,400, to repair the two hard courts. Thanks to the
Tennis Committee for their efforts, making our club
the best.
As we say at the start of each game, Love Love!
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information about the "how to's" associated with
joining an active, friendly association of women
golfers.
Mountain Mixers underway
The Mountain Mixers Square Dance Club will get
started this year with Ron Libby calling a Plus Dance
on Sunday May 24th and Sunday May 31st from
1:30PM-4:00PM. The Advanced A2 tips are from
1:30-2:00PM. There will be recorded rounds between
the square dance tips starting in June. Ron Libby will
call the Friday Mainstream dance with announced
plus, on May 22nd and May 29th from 7:00-9:00PM.
Jerry Biggerstaff will start the Advanced A2
dances on Monday, June 1st, 7:00-9:30PM.
Workshop will be from 7:00-7:30PM, caller’s choice.
Ron Libby will start his Advance dances on
Wednesday, June 3rd, 7:00-9:00PM
The welcome back pot luck dinner will be on
Wednesday June 3rd from 5:30-8:00PM. Carol
Summers- coordinator. Everyone brings
something to share and please sign up at the first
dance.
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Summer Season 2015
Welcome 18 Hole LGA Members
Welcome to all 18 Hole LGA members! Our
2015 season has had it's "soft" launch in late
April.
Professional Theatre
at an affordable price
"Opening Day" was May 5, with the Tuesday
weekly play schedule continuing through October 14.
We pack a lot of fun, and sometimes challenging,
games into our compact season--lots to enjoy as we
also plan for the Cancer Charity Tournament set for
June 23, followed in July with our two week Club
Championship Tournament.
July 24 - 26
ensemble stage 1/4 page
As the summer progresses, we'll be looking
forward to August when the golf calendar is packed!
If you're new to Land Harbor and are interested in
joining our 18 Hole LGA, contact Mo Welling for
by RickJune
Hammell
27, July 18
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The Voyages of Sinbad
The Princess and the Pea
July 4, Aug 1
Blowing Rock School Auditorium
160 Sunset Drive, Blowing Rock
June 2015
June 2015
Obituaries
Obituaries
Kathleen Domenico, 83 Dogwood Ln, October 10th. She is
survived by her husband, Ralph, a grandchild, her mother and
three brothers. Kathleen was a member of the St. Bernadette
Roman Catholic Church where she served a Eucharistic
Minister.
Barbara “Babs” Marsden, 48 Hickory Ln, October 11th. She
is survived by a daughter, Jayne MacCall. Babs enjoyed
playing bridge and canasta. She had been an owner since
1986.
Beatrice Stroud, 51 Snowshoe Loop, November 27th. She is
survived by one son, two daughters, and six grandchildren.
Beatrice had been an owner since 1993.
Lucille W. Remke, 144 Pine Valley Road, December 4th. For
many years she greatly enjoyed what Land Harbor and the
surrounding area offered. Square dancing, hiking with friends,
the hills and rivers, the beautiful vistas, and especially the wild
flowers and birds.
Barbara Winter, 222 Stony Creek Loop, October 14 . She is
survived by a son, Phillip. Barbara was an elder at Crossnore
Presbyterian Church where she sang in the choir.
Regina Singer, 311 Hemlock Loop, January 2nd. She is
survived by one son, one daughter and one grandchild. Regina
enjoyed all the activities at Land Harbor and also was a
volunteer at Cannon Hospital.
James Stewart Carlton, 203 Ash Loop, October 18th. He is
survived by his wife, Joyce, two sons and three
granddaughters. Stewart enjoyed playing golf at Land Harbor.
Jean Young, 193 Lady Slipper Loop, January 10th. She is
survived by a sister and a brother. Jean served as Chairman of
the Election Counting Committee for several years.
Mary Lou Wrobel, (former owner) 373 Oak Hills Rd,
October 19th. She is survived by her husband, Ronald, one son
and three daughters, several grandchildren.
Edna Searles, 43 Golf View Lane, January 11th. She is
survived by one son and one daughter. Edna loved Land
Harbor. Edna worked in the golf shop for several years.
After her husband passed, she moved to Shelby to live near
her daughter.
th
Peggy Haas, 240 Fox Hill Loop, October 23rd. She is survived
by her husband, Phil, one daughter and two granddaughters.
Peggy’s passion of entertainment at Land Harbor were golf
and bridge.
Kenneth Bolling, 103 Pine View Rd, November 4th. He is
survived by his wife, Carol Ann, two sons, three daughters and
14 grandchildren. Kenneth moved to Land Harbor 29 years
ago. He enjoyed playing golf at Land Harbor, and was also a
volunteer fireman.
Jerry Looney, (former owner) 194 Ash Loop, November 17th.
He is survived by his wife, Valerie, two sons, one daughter
and numerous grandchildren. Jerry enjoyed golfing at Land
Harbor, he served on the Golf Committee. He also active in
Ball Room Dancing.
Don Ralph, 40 Green Valley Loop, November 22nd. He is
survived by his wife, Suzanne, four sons, two daughters, nine
grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Don retired from
the Air Force as a Colonel, and served in WWII, Korea and
Vietnam.
Eva C. Ort, 637 Windridge Rd, December 21st. She is
survived by two children, four grandchildren, eight great
grandchildren and one great-great grandchild. She loved
spending time at Land Harbor.
Doris Critcher, 125 Summit Ln, December 25th. She is
survived by her niece, preceded in death by her husband, and
two children. Doris dearly loved her summers at Land Harbor.
Rev. Ronald Fink, (former owner) 61 Warbler Ln, December
27th. He is survived by his wife, Millie, two daughters, one son
and ten grandchildren. He was former Board Member.
Robert “Bob” Jessee, (former owner) 218 Pine Ridge Loop.
He is survived by his wife Reine, three daughters, six
grandchildren and one great grandchild on the way. His
favorite years were spent at Land Harbor.
June 2015
Clifford Olsen, 94 Rhododendron Loop, January 28th. He is
survived by his wife Betty, one son, two daughters and two
grandchildren. Cliff had served on the Golf Committee and
also the Architectural Control Committee. He had lived at
Land Harbor for 23 years.
Margaret McIlwain, 182 Pine Ridge Loop, February 8th. She
is survived by one son, one daughter, three grandchildren and
three great grandchildren. Margaret enjoyed playing golf at
Land Harbor.
Leonard Ballard, 31 Pepperidge Ln, February 21st. He is
survived by his wife Nova Jean, one son, two daughters and
two grandchildren. Leonard worked for Florida Power and
Light for 39 years. He served in the Korean War.
William Guthrie, 189 Ash Loop, March 1st. He is survived by
his wife Lee, one son, three daughters, twelve grandchildren
and five great grandchildren. One of his greatest memories
was making a “Hole in One” on Hole #13.
Darrell Kennedy, 64 Ash Loop, March 16th. He is survived
by his wife Billie, three sons and four grandchildren. He
loved Land Harbor. He loved playing golf and square dancing.
He was in the army for four years.
Jane Weber, (former owner) 154 Red Oak Ln, April 22nd.
Preceded in death by Paul Weber who was a former POA
Board Member. She had two sons and two daughters.
2015 Membership Rosters are here.
You may pick up your copy at the POA
Office. Or if you want it mailed, send a
check for $3.00 for mailing costs. Each
voting member is entitled to one free copy.
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LAND HARBOR GOL F
SO, HOW DO I MAKE A TEE TIME ONLINE???
LOGGING IN, STEP BY STEP…
1. Go to , LLH’s own website
2. On the home page, look to the left side and you’ll see a pretty box to “Book Your Tee Time Online”. Click on the
link in yellow type and you’ll be redirected to the host of our tee sheet.
a. If you so desire, once you reach the tee time host page, you can now save this link in your ‘Favorites’ and
not have to go back through the home page at .
3. In the upper left corner of the screen, click on ‘Sign In’ .
4. Now, you will enter your Land Harbor account # as your user name and password. This is the account # that the
POA uses to invoice you for your assessments, etc.. Please note:
a. Female members, avid & casual, please add the number 1 to the end of the account #. If your LH account
# is 00000, then your # is 000001.
5. Click on the big ‘Sign In’ button
6. At this time, please change your password if you so desire.
a. In the upper right corner of your screen, click ‘Profile’. You are now at the User Information screen
b. Click ‘Change Password’ and follow the prompts.
c. You can also use this time to update any fields in your User Information.
d. When finished, click ‘Submit’.
LET’S BUILD A BUDDY LIST (If you haven’t done so already)!!
1. Once you’re logged in, go to the upper right part of the screen and click ‘Buddy Management’.
2. You’re now at a screen to build your ‘Buddy List’
3. In the ‘Buddy Search’ box, enter the LAST name of your buddy, followed by a COMMA and click the green
‘Search’ button
4. You’re buddies are now shown, based on your last name search.
5. Pick your selected buddy by clicking the green ‘Select’ button and your buddy list will begin to build!
6. Now, when you select a tee time, you can populate your players’ names from your buddy list, provided you have
buddies!
YOU ARE NOW READY TO SEARCH FOR A TEE TIME!
1. Avid & Casual members, you can search up to 7 days in advance.
2. You can click on the big, blue day tabs to see tee times, but I prefer to search with the calendar in the small box
on the left.
3. Click the little calendar icon just to the right of the date box and click on the day you are looking for. The date will
change in the box.
4. Click inside the ‘Time’ box, or you can leave this set at ‘AnyTime’ to see all tee times available. Clicking on a
specific time will show you times as close as possible to your selection.
5. Now, choose the number of players, 1-4; then the number of holes you want to play, 9 or 18.
6. You may now choose your tee time by clicking on the appropriate box.
NOW THAT YOU’VE GOT YOUR TIME, BE SPECIFIC WITH YOUR PLAYERS!
1. Do this one of two ways:
a. Click the arrow next to the box with the player’s name and your ‘Buddy List’ will appear. Click on your
buddy’s name and his/her name will fill the box. OR IF YOU HAVE GUESTS…
i. Double click inside the box with the player’s name and the name will turn to blue.
ii. Enter EACH player’s name (LAST name only) correctly.
2. Under each player’s name, you’ll see a little golf car icon. If you need a rental cart from the golf shop, check this
box. If you have your own golf car(s), uncheck this box.
3. Click continue to see your selection. PLEASE NOTE: Until you build a “buddy list” that will distinguish between
avid & casual members, a green fee and/or cart fee price may pop up. Please disregard if you are playing with
other avid and/or casual members.
4. Click on ‘Reserve’ to confirm your time. A confirmation screen will then appear. If your email address is correct in
your user information, you will also receive an email confirmation.
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June 2015
June 2015
GOLF
Blue/Pink flag rules
GOLF
Players with a physical disability may request
Blue/Pink Flag Privileges by submitting a request, in
writing, to the Golf Committee Chairman, who will
ask you to furnish
a physicians
Blue/Pink
flag statement.
rules The blue
flags for men and pink flags for ladies must be
purchased
the Golfmay
Shop
and
Players (non-refundable)
with a physical atdisability
request
must
be
visible
on
the
golf
cart
at
all
times
during
Blue/Pink Flag Privileges by submitting a request, in
their
round.
writing,
to the Golf Committee Chairman, who will
flags
must observe
all
askPlayers
you to carrying
furnish ablue/pink
physicians
statement.
The blue
of
the
basic
cart
rules
for
players
with
the
following
flags for men and pink flags for ladies must be
exceptions:
purchased (non-refundable) at the Golf Shop and
•must Use
the 90-degree
rule cart
whenatother
players
are
be visible
on the golf
all times
during
theirrestricted
round. to “cart path only” (unless the blue/pink
flag
restriction
is posted
at the
bottom
of the
Players
carryingsign
blue/pink
flags
must
observe
all
cartbasic
path signs).
of the
cart rules for players with the following
•exceptions:
They may use the 90-degree rules on the
following
three holes:
#7 and
•
Use the par
90-degree
rule #3,
when
other#11.
players are
___________________________________________
restricted to “cart path only” (unless the blue/pink
flag restriction sign is posted at the bottom of the
cart path signs).
•
They may use the 90-degree rules on the
following par three holes: #3, #7 and #11.
___________________________________________
LEES MCRAE 1/4 PAGE AD
LEES MCRAE 1/4 PAGE AD
____________________________
Land Harbor’s new golf professional
Robert Sieredzki, PGA
Please give a big Land Harbor welcome to Robert
Sieredzki,____________________________
PGA (pronounced: sir-red-ski) who has
been hired as the golf professional and shop manager
Harbor’sRobert
new golf
for golfLand
operations!
is professional
a Class A PGA
Robert
Sieredzki,
Professional and we are fortunate PGA
to have him as part
of
our team.
Please
give a big Land Harbor welcome to Robert
Sieredzki,
PGA
who and
has
Robert
comes
to us(pronounced:
from Clayton,sir-red-ski)
North Carolina
been hired
thehisgolf
professional
and shop
manager
brings
with as
him
experience
as a club
pro and
retail
for
golf
operations!
Robert
is
a
Class
A
operation manager. Robert was most recently PGA
with
Professional
and
we
are
fortunate
to
have
him
as
part
Dick’s Sporting Goods and managed their golf
of
our
team.
department in Knightdale, NC. Robert’s job history as
aRobert
club pro
in to
North
Carolina
includes
at
comes
us from
Clayton,
Northexperience
Carolina and
Bermuda
Run,
Starmount
Forest,
and
Riverwood
Golf
brings with him his experience as a club pro and retail
&
Athletic manager.
Club.
operation
Robert was most recently with
Dick’s stop
Sporting
Goods and
managed
their when
golf
Please
in and introduce
yourself
to Robert
department
in Knightdale,
as
you
are around
the golf NC.
shop.Robert’s
Robert job
is history
currently
a
club
pro
in
North
Carolina
includes
experience
at
learning the weekly routine in golf operations, but
Bermuda Run,
andsome
Riverwood
eventually,
he Starmount
will begin Forest,
offering
clinics Golf
and
&
Athletic
Club.
private lessons for beginning golfers and those of you
wanting
to strengthen
certainyourself
aspects toofRobert
your game.
Please stop
in and introduce
when
Club
repair
and
regripping
services
will
also
be
you are around the golf shop. Robert is currently
coming
learningsoon!
the weekly routine in golf operations, but
eventually,
hecourse
will begin
some clinics
The golf
stilloffering
has problems
with and
private
lessons
for
beginning
golfers
and
those
of you
walkers on the course during play. Please,
wanting to strengthen certain aspects of your game.
for your own safety, do not walk the golf
Club repair and regripping services will also be
course
coming
soon!or the paths anytime there are
___________________________
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players. And never, ever walk your dogs
The
golf course
has problems
with
anywhere
on thestill
course
or the paths.
walkers on the course during play. Please,
for your own safety, do not walk the golf
course or the paths anytime there are
players. And never, ever walk your dogs
anywhere on the course or the paths.
June 2015
June 2015
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