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Lake Arrowhead Living MAR/APR 2019

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Services include:

• Interior/exterior residential painting • Wood repairing and replacement • Deck and dock staining • Pressure washing • Sheetrock repairing

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Lake Arrowhead Resident

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MAIN CLUBHOUSE 770.721.7900 Administrative Office 9:00am to 5:00pm Mon-Fri 770.721.7912 | fax 770.721.7909 UEL KEMP General Manager/Director of Golf 770.721.7902 | ukemp@lakearrowheadga.com GREG CANTRELL Director of Property Management 770.721.7920 | gcantrell@lakearrowheadga.com

inside ï¿½is issue...

MARLYN PATOUILLET Member Services 770.721.7912 | membership@lakearrowheadga.com

UPCOMING EVENTS & ACTIVITIES

DINING

MELISSA DEEMS Account Analyst/Billing 770.721.7907 | mdeems@lakearrowheadga.com

GOLF NEWS

JAN SAMUEL Lifestyle Director 770.720.9452 | activities@lakearrowheadga.com

CLUB BUSINESS

THE HIGHLANDS COURSE GOLF PRO SHOP 770.721.7902 | golf@lakearrowheadga.com

SPORTS & FITNESS

COMMUNITY INTEREST

THE HIGHLANDS GRILL 770.721.7900 x 3 | dining@lakearrowheadga.com JOHN WILBERT Executive Chef/Food & Beverage Director 770.721.7900 x 3 | jwilbert@lakearrowheadga.com ELIZABETH RAYMOND Restaurant Manager 770.721.7900 x 3 | eraymond@lakearrowheadga.com

FEELING DISCONNECTED? MISSING OUT ON THE FUN?

CATERING & EVENTS 770.721.7900 x 3 | events@lakearrowheadga.com

Take a moment to sign up for email notifications from Lake Arrowhead Yacht & Country Club. All it takes is one quick email to emailme@lakearrowheadga.com and we will add you to our subscriber list for weather alerts, golf news, dining specials, and event information.

SECURITY security@lakearrowheadga.com North Gate 770.479.2565 | South Gate 770.479.2848 ARTHUR ALLRED Co-Director of Security 770.721.7917 BUDDY MOSS Co-Director of Security 770.721.7911 REAL ESTATE SALES OFFICE 770.720.2700

Check out our new online calendar at lakearrowheadclub. net/calendar, and LIKE our Facebook page (facebook.com/ lakearrowheadclub) for the most updated information.

BOATHOUSE/MARINA Capt. Rob James 770.479.6500 | marina@lakearrowheadga.com

LAPOA BOARD OF DIRECTORS President: Maury Nunes

Administrative & Golf

Exec. Vice President: Dawn James-Townes Communications Secretary: Sally Winchester

[Not a Board Member]

Asst. Secretary: Kathy Dietz

[Not a Board Member]

2d Asst. Secretary: Vacant

[Not a Board Member]

Treasurer: Jim Herndon Asst. Treasurer: Bob Baker 2d Asst. Treasurer: Richard Piercy Vice President: Mary Sawyer Vice President: Eric Atkins

Safety & Security Environmental Fundraising Infrastructure Restaurant

Articles and photos for Lake Arrowhead Living should be sent to layccnews@ gmail.com by the 1st of the month for consideration for publishing in the next month's issue. Lake Arrowhead Living is a joint publication of Lake Arrowhead Yacht & Country Club and the Board of Directors of the Lake Arrowhead Property Owners Association. Lake Arrowhead Living is published FOR FREE by KDA & Tlehs for Lake Arrowhead Yacht & Country Club and the Lake Arrowhead Property Owners Association. Please support the businesses that advertise to make publishing your newsletter possible. Subject matter published is the opinion of the author and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the publisher of this newsletter. Professional advice should be obtained before making any decision in which a professional is readily available. Advertisers assume responsibility for the content of the ads placed in this publication. Material published may not be reproduced without the written permission of KDA & Tlehs. The contents of this newsletter are provided for the members of the Lake Arrowhead Property Owners Association neighborhood as a courtesy only. No representations are made as to information presented, the quality of the goods or services advertised, or the veracity of the statements relating to the goods and services. The printing of opinions, information or advertisements does not constitute an endorsement by the neighborhood of such opinions, information, goods or services.

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UPCOMING EVENTS & ACTIVITIES

KITE DAY! Sunday, March 24th 2:00pm to 4:00pm Bring your kite to Great Festival Park for some good old fashioned fun!

s l i a t k c Co + Canvas

We will meet on the Great lawn for a windy day of kite flying. So, bring your kite and hope for a breezy sunny day. Look out, you may see some giant bubbles too!

Wednesday, March 13th 6:30pm to 8:30pm | $25 per person Enjoy a fun and creative evening with your friends and neighbors while painting this loose abstract floral on a large 18” x 18” canvas. Everything is provided along with step-by-step instruction. VanGo Studio brings the art class to you, teaching the basics of acrylic painting. This class is limited so please sign up early! Paint friendly clothing is always encouraged and if you’d like to enjoy your favorite beverage while creating, the bar will be open.

Email: activities@lakearrowheadga.com if you plan to attend.

Low Country Boil COMING APRIL 6TH

JOINT PAIN • NEUROPATHY • SHOULDER, BACK, KNEE PAIN

6:00pm to 8:00pm | The Highlands Grill Email: activities@lakearrowheadga.com by March 30th if you plan to attend. $15 per person

Discover how recent advances in stem cell therapy may be able to help your body heal on its own without drugs and potentially reduce or eliminate the need for surgery.

MARCH 27th | 12:00PM | COMPLIMENTARY LUNCH Call 770.721.7900 x 3 for reservations by 3/20.

Discover how recent advances in stem cell therapy PAGE 4 | MARCH / APRIL 2019 may be able to help your body heal on its own without the use

UPCOMING EVENTS & ACTIVITIES

Easter Egg Hunt at Great Festival Park

Saturday, April 13th | 12:00pm to 2:00pm

Egg Hunt for each group begins promptly at: 12:15pm - 0 to 3 years old 4 Golden Eggs with special prizes in each age group! 12:45pm - 4 to 7 years old Enjoy Bunny Breakfast at The Highlands Grill before joining the fun. 1:15pm - 8 years old and up

petting zoo

sppecriiazels

face painting

Bunny Breakfast

snacks

10:00am | The Highlands Grill | Meet the Easter Bunny and enjoy a buďŹ&#x20AC;et-style breakfast French Toast, Pancakes, Scrambled Eggs, Bacon and Hashbrowns Children $6.95 (ages 3-11) | Adults $10.95 | Call 770.721.7900 x 3 for reservations.

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DINING MONDAY 10:00am to 6:00pm (no dining service) TUESDAY 10:00am to 6:00pm (no dining service) WEDNESDAY 10:00am to 6:00pm (menu service 11:00am to 4:00pm) THURSDAY 10:00am to 9:00pm (menu service 11:00am to 8:00pm) FRIDAY 10:00am to 10:00pm (menu service 11:00am to 9:00pm)

770.721.7900 x 3 | dining@lakearrowheadga.com

TRIVIA WITH MAURY MARCH 14TH | APRIL 3RD

KARAOKE!

MARCH 21ST | APRIL 18TH Reservations suggested for Trivia & Karaoke - call 770.721.7900 x 3

SATURDAY 10:00am to 10:00pm (menu service 11:00am to 9:00pm) SUNDAY 10:00am to 6:00pm - Alcohol Sales 12:30pm to 6:00pm - A La Carte Brunch 10:30am to 2:00pm - Limited Menu 2:00pm to 4:00pm Hours are subject to change due to inclement weather/volume. Reservations: 770.721.7900 x 3 or dining@lakearrowheadga.com Special Event Bookings: events@lakearrowheadga.com To-Go Orders: 770.721.7900 x 3

THURSDAY PIZZA NIGHT!

Easter Sunday Brunch Sunday, April 21st at The Highlands Grill Salad Bar, Omelette Station, Bacon & Spinach Quiche, Eggs Benedict Station, Stone Ground Grits, Homemade Biscuits, Sausage Gravy, Carved Smoked Honey Ham, Carved Roasted Pork Loin, Carved Roasted Beef Au Jus, Steamed Vegetable Medley, Candied Brussels Sprouts, Southern Style Green Beans, Roasted Red & Golden Beets, Buttered White Potatoes, Chicken & Pasta Alfredo, Twice Baked Chicken, Fried Jumbo Shimp, Seared Ahi Sesame Tuna Assorted Desserts Adults $23.95 | Children $12.95 11:00am to 4:00pm Reservations required 770.721.7900 x 3

Dinner and Drink Specials Full menu available

Sunday Brunch Buffet is Offered the First Sunday of the Month 11:00am to 4:00pm A la carte brunch is available on all Sundays other than the first. Omelets Your Way, Sausage, Bacon, Buttermilk Pancakes, & much more! PAGE 6 | MARCH / APRIL 2019

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GOLF NEWS

golf@lakearrowheadga.com | 770.721.7902

2019 G O L F C L I N I C S C H E D U L E Couples Golf Clinic – March 30 – 10:00am to 11:30am – $30 per couple *This clinic is to help couples play the game of a lifetime together Junior Spring Break Clinic – April 2 & 3 – 10:00am to 11:30am – $40 per participant *This is a basic introduction for juniors to get started in the game of a life time Spring Tune Up Golf Clinic – April 27 – 10:00am to 11:30am – $15 per participant *This clinic is to help all golfers with a refresher before the season kicks in Beginner’s Golf Clinic – May 11 – 10:00am to 11:30am – $15 per participant *This is a basic introduction to get started in the game of a lifetime Junior Golf Camp – June 11 & 12 – 10:00am to 12:00pm – $40 per participant *Juniors get more advanced fundamentals in the Full Swing and Short Game

THE HIGHLANDS COURSE AT LAKE ARROWHEAD 770.721.7902 Tee Times 8am to 6pm Mon - Thu 7:30am to 6pm Fri – Sun The Driving Range closes at 5:00pm daily. Hours subject to change due to inclement weather/volume.

Golf Clinic – July 13 – 10:00am to 11:30am – $15 per participant *Golfers get more advanced fundamentals in the Full Swing and Short Game Ladies Golf Clinic – August 17 – 10:00am to 11:30am – $15 per participant *This clinic is to help ladies play the game of a lifetime Beginner’s Golf Clinic – September 14 – 10:00am to 11:30am – $15 per participant *This is a basic introduction to get started in the game of a lifetime Contact the Golf Shop for more information and to sign up at 770.721.7902 All details subject to change. Help us make events better by making advance reservations.

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GOLF NEWS 2 01 9 G OLF EV ENT SCHEDULE St. Patricks Day Scramble March 16 (Open) 4 Person Scramble, 4 clubs $40 & $55 Flight after Play 8:30am LGA Opening Meeting March 20 LGA Members & Guest 6:00pm Callaway Demo Day March 23 (Open) 12:00pm - 4:00pm KBD Foundation April 6 (Open) Masters Event April 13 (Open) 12:00pm Individual Stroke Play $40 & $55 combined with PGA Player Aeration April 15 & 16 5/8" tines 21 day recovery 9 holes each day Srixon/Cleveland Golf Demo Day April 20 (Open) 12:00pm - 4:00pm Angel House May 4 (Open) 4 Person Scramble 8:30am

Special Olympics Regional May 9 Special Olympics Qualifiers 9 & 18 Hole Competitions May 16 rain date Callaway Short Game Demo Day May 18 (Open) 12:00pm - 4:00pm Srixon/Cleveland Golf Demo Day June 8 (Open) 12:00pm - 4:00pm Father's Day Scramble June 15 (Open) 4 Person Scramble $40 & $55 Flighted after Play 8:30am Member-Guest June 22 & 23 Members and Guest 2 Person Scramble & Best Ball $350 per Team Shotgun 8am both days Red, White & Blue Scramble July 4 (Open) 4 Person Scramble $40 & $55 Flighted after Play 8:30am

Member-Member July 20 & 21 (Members Only) 2 Person Four-Ball $90 Lunch & Buffet (Sun) 8:30am Srixon/Cleveland Golf Demo Day July 27 (Open) 12:00pm - 4:00pm Brimmer Highlands Cup August 9 & 10 Members Only 16 Man teams / Match Play $90 Buffet after Play 8:00am Scottish Rite August 22 Charity Tournament 4 Person Scramble Aeration September 3 & 4 3/8" tines 14 day recovery 9 holes each day Points Championship September 21 (Members Only) 10 Person, 9 Hole Shoot Out $0 2:00pm

GOLF LESSON SPECIAL

Golfing Fore Children September 27 Charity Tournament 4 Person Scramble 9:00am Club Championship October 5 & 6 (Members Only) Individual Stroke Play 8:30am $70 Buffet After Play Sunday LA/BridgeMill Challenge October 19 & 20 MGA Sunday at LA Homeless Veterans October 25 Charity Tournament Turkey Shoot November 9 (Open) 2 Person Teams, 3 formats $40 & $55 Flighted after Play 9:30am 3 Kings Tournament December 14 (Open) 3 person Scramble $40 & $55 Flighted after Play 10:00am

$150 Golf Members | $175 Non-Members 5 One Hour Lessons including Playing Lessons & Practice Range Balls.

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GOLF NEWS

LALGA SEASON - SWING INTO SPRING by Ruth Nunes The LALGA Season has begun, so grab your clubs, let’s have some fun! You’ll make new friends, improve your golf game too. Here’s what the LALGA has planned for you! Our annual charity event will be held Saturday May 4th and is open to everyone. One does not need to be a member of the LALGA to participate in this event, but being a Member may well give you a greater sense of joy if you help with the plans. Please check out the Feb/Mar Lake Arrowhead Living Magazine LALGA article for more information or contact the Lake Arrowhead Pro Shop. Our Spring Fling will be held at the Clubhouse on Wednesday, March 20 at 6PM pm. Dinner is slated to cost $20. This social event is open to all ladies in Lake Arrowhead and neighbors in surrounding communities. You do not need to be a resident of Lake Arrowhead to be a member of the LALGA. The annual cost to belong to the LALGA is $35. You do not need to be a member of the LALGA to join the fun at our Spring meeting. This event gives the opportunity to meet our Board, as well as current and new members of the LALGA. In addition, the upcoming season’s full schedule will be announced. The LALGA has regular play days. Monday afternoons and Thursday mornings are reserved for the LALGA. The good news about our play days is that you do not need a partner to play. Just call the clubhouse and sign up. LALGA also has monthly tournaments, the majority of which are nine hole scrambles with lunch. Most tournaments are themed and usually handicapped or with an interesting twist so the less-skilled or lessexperienced golfers have an equal chance at taking home the prizes. Here’s the schedule, so you can mark your calendar for the upcoming season.

In addition to our regular play days the LALGA is planning clinics, informational “classroom” sessions and occasional outings to nearby golf courses. Even if you don’t consider yourself ready for “tournament play” join the clinics and come out for the play days and soon you’ll realize the more you play the better you get. The best way to improve your game is to play.

LAKE ARROWHEAD LADIES GOLF ASSOCIATION "SWING INTO SPRING" BUSINESS MEETING March 20th 6:00 PM Social Hour>>>Cash Bar 6:30 PM Buffet Dinner>>>$20 Cash or Check at Sign-in Business Meeting to follow

It's time to tee it high and let it fly. So shake off those winter blahs and join us for our season kick-off meeting. We will be giving you the low-down on the exciting 2019 Golf Events for our LGA. Come on and join us!!!

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RSVP: joaneberhardt@gmail.com

GOLF NEWS [Well, maybe a few (very reasonably priced) lessons from Kevin or Uel will also help. It certainly helped me.] The new Board of Directors, led by President Jan Garbiel, along with Events Chair Gail McGurk, is working hard to plan an exciting season. We look forward to making new friends and golf buddies. Remember, it’s not about being a pro golfer to join. It’s about fun, exercise and friendship. So, come on and join the LALGA!

ANGLE HOUSE CHARITY TOURNAMENT 7th Annual Angel House Charity Golf Tournament May 4th at our Highlands Course. Hosted by the LGA/MGA of Lake Arrowhead Donate: Cash donations are greatly appreciated! However, we also need donations for the silent auction and raffle. Here are a few suggestions, gift cards from any retail business such as restaurants, spas, gyms, salons, stores. Gift baskets, use your imagination and create a beautiful basket of nonperishable items. I’m sure your neighbors will be awed by your amazing talents. Art work, dinner and a boat ride or …. We appreciate all the creative ideas and hard work people “put into” donations. Participate: Flyers for the tournament are available in the Clubhouse or Pro Shop. Sign up for the tournament by calling the Pro Shop at 770-721-7902. Remember you don’t need to have a foursome to sign up. Registration, payment for silent auction items and raffle tickets need to be paid for with a check or cash. All donations are tax deductible as Angel House is a 501(C)(3) charitable organization. Angel House of North Georgia tax ID# 13-428172. For information, donations, corporate or hole sponsorship contact one the following. Eleanor Gibbons will collect silent auction and raffle items. Checks need to be made out to LALGA for donations and sponsors. You can leave all items at Pro-shop or call the list below for pick-up. Eleanor Gibbons, LGA Charity Chairperson 678-848-3691 | eleanorgibbons@windstream.net Jan Garbiel, LGA President 404-291-9164 | jgarbiel@windstream.net Ralph Lumpkin MGA President 336-520-7632 | lumpkin.er@att.net

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2019 LGA EVENT SCHEDULE Wednesday March 20

LGA Spring Fling Opening Business Meeting 6:00 PM Social 6:30 PM Dinner

Thursday LGA Ladies only April 11 11:30 AM Lunch 1:00 PM Shotgun Start Saturday LGA/MGA 18 Hole May 4 Charity Tournament 7:30 AM Check-In 8:30 AM Shotgun Start Lunch to follow Thursday LGA Ladies only May 16 10:00 AM Shotgun Start Lunch to Follow Thursday LGA Ladies only 18 & 9 Mix June 13 9:00 AM Shotgun Start 11:00 AM Lunch 1:00 PM Shotgun Thursday LGA Ladies only July 11 9:00 AM Shotgun Start Lunch to follow Thursday August 15

LGA Ladies only 9:00 AM Shotgun Start Lunch to follow

Thursday LGA Ladies only September 12 10:00 AM Shotgun Start Lunch to Follow Friday October 18

Mix 9 and Dine LGA/MGA 4:00 PM Shotgun Start Dinner to follow

Wednesday November 6

Closing Business Meeting /Elections 6:00 PM Social 6:30 PM Dinner Meeting to Follow

$600

Putting Contest Sponsor—Includes 1 Team

_________

$100

$______________

Mulligan Package ($20 per package)

Please make checks payable to: KBD Foundation a nd m a il w ith th is form to: KBD Foundation c/o Dave Davis 315 Lakewood Drive Waleska, GA 30183

Total Amount Due: $_____________

$______________

Player Total

Individual Donation

$______________

Sponsorship Total

KBD Foundation Adam Holland Special Education Scholarship

Flowers For A Purpose

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Adult Disability Medical Home

Cherokee County Special Olympics

Angels on Horseback

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Email_________________________

Phone_________________________

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Benefitting from the proceeds of the annual golf tournament are:

The Kathy B. Davis Foundation, Federal ID# 27-5193485, is a 501c3 non-profit organization whose mission is “To support and create life enhancing opportunities for individuals with intellectual developmental challenges.”

Company Representative _____________________________

Company/Individual Sponsor Name _____________________________

(Please check the desired level.)

Hole Preference 1—18

Hole Sponsor

$400

$600

Hole-in-One Sponsor—Includes 1 Team

Special Needs Team Sponsor

$600

KBD Tournament Sponsor –Includes 1 Team

Sponsorship Registration

Cut Along Line

Shotgun Start: 8:30 a.m.

Registration: 7:00 a.m.

r Organization Your business tag line here.

Lake Arrowhead Yacht and Country Club 486 Arrowridge Waleska, GA 30183

Four Person Scramble

Saturday, April 6, 2019

Memorial Golf Tournament

Product/Service Information

Dave Davis at (615) 533-0668 ddavis@kbdfoundation.net or visit our website at www.kbdfoundation.net

For additional information about the KBD Foundation, this year’s golf tournament, sponsorship opportunities, making a donation or volunteering, please contact

Participants in the Kathy B. Davis Foundation’s Annual Memorial Golf Tournament enjoy a day of golf for a great cause on the beautiful Lake Arrowhead Yacht and Country Club Highlands Course. While the golfers compete for fun, prizes and bragging rights, their entrance fees, sponsorships and donations help support programs in the Cherokee County area that serve local individuals with intellectual/ developmental challenges.

The Davis Family

Flight Winners Raffle Drawings Par 3s Hole-in-One ~ including~

Prizes for:

Closest to Pin $2500 Putting Longest Drive

2019 Contests: Handicap ________

follow instructions for registration/payment. Pay online at www.kbdfoundation.net

*Please enter amounts due on reverse side and

Tournament Registration Fees: $100/Player or $400/Team (60% of entry fee is tax deductible.) $20/Mulligan Package Can’t make it? All donations welcome!

*Single players will be placed on a team.

Address _________________________________ Email ___________________________________ Phone ___________________________________

Player #4 Handicap ________ Name___________________________________

Address _________________________________ Email ___________________________________ Phone ___________________________________

Player #3 Handicap ________ Name___________________________________

Address _________________________________ Email ___________________________________ Phone __________________________________

Player #2 Handicap ________ Name___________________________________

Phone __________________________________

Email __________________________________

Address _________________________________

Name___________________________________

Player #1

Team Name:_____________________________

Player */Team Registration Form

Lewallen Farms

Second Annual Live Auction and Social Event Sunday, March 31, 2019 3:00-6:00 P.M. Lewallen Farms 205 Sawyer Farm Road Waleska, GA 30183

Music by

Larry Wagner Hors d’Oeuvres and Desserts by Prestige Catering Cash Bar

Auction Items Include:

Artwork Trips Pottery ...and more

Please join us for the Second Annual Kathy B. Davis Foundation’s Live Auction and Social Event to benefit programs and activities for intellectually/developmentally challenged individuals in the Cherokee County area. This entertaining, business casual evening is open to the public

RSVP to

and will feature unique auction items, hors d’oeuvres, a cash

Dave Davis

bar and music by Larry Wagner.

(615)533-0668

We encourage you to invite your friends and join us for a time of fun and friendship to support our very special population. PAGE 16 | MARCH / APRIL 2019

ddavis@kbdfoundation.net

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CLUB BUSINESS SECURITY UPDATE

ARCHITECTURAL EXTERIOR WORK POLICY

It’s getting to be boating season so just a few tips for the safety and enjoyment of all... • Always travel in a counter-clockwise direction on the big lake. • Watch for debris or skiers that may have fallen far away from the shoreline. • You must stay 100 ft. From other boats, kayaks and docks according to georgia law. • Please respect the no wake areas this means your boat should not be causing a wake by the speed of your boat. A wake is any wave caused by your boat. • Have plenty of life jackets a life jacket for each person on board • If it’s dark navigation lights-must be on • When pulling a skier/tuber there must be a driver and a spotter • Small children must wear a life jacket at all times. • Don’t harass wildlife with your boat. • Be aware of the weather and please don’t litter • Lastly, please go 25 mph or less on our roads, it's just common sense to avoid an accident. CO-DIRECTORS OF SECURITY Arthur Allred 770.721.7917 | Buddy Moss 770.721.7911 North gate 770.479.2565 | South gate 770.479.2848

BOAT REGISTRATION

When an Exterior Work Permit is approved, the owner will be sent an 8 ½ x 11 permit that shall be placed in a window on the first floor of the property. The blue permit sign indicates that work on the property was reviewed and approved by the Architectural Review Committee.

NARROWS MARINA PARKING

Parking in the Narrows Marina parking lot is reserved for slip holders only. Slip holders are requested to park only one vehicle in the parking lot. Please car pool guests from Great Festival Park. Property owners in the Narrows should use Great Festival Park for any overflow parking.

LAKESIDE PARK RULES

Park for use by member and guests only. No lifeguard on duty - swim at your own risk. Park closes at sunset. Use the facilities at your own risk. No littering. No motorized vehicles. No fires. No alcoholic beverages. No glass containers. No loud music. No fishing. No pets of any kind allowed. Children under 18 must be supervised by an adult. ANYONE DAMAGING PROPERTY OR VIOLATING PARK RULES WILL BE BANNED.

It's time to register boats and trailers - fees double after March 31st. Forms may be downloaded from the website at lakearrowheadclub.net. All items in Dry Storage MUST display the current decal to continue using Lake Arrowhead Dry Storage. If you are a Property Owner and need a Dry Storage space, call Member Services at 770.721.7912. As a reminder, it is a violation of the covenants to park or store the following: boats, vehicles, trailers, campers, RVs, etc. on your property. Agreements may be terminated at any time due to past due accounts.

Norman & Susan Graham Lucas & Megan Hall Matthew Norton Zachary Blake Densmore Tracy Densmore Louis & Elaine Heid Charles & Saowapa Cassidy Ronald William & Cheryl Lynn Sullivan WELCOME NEW OWNERS

ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS WHO RENT OUT YOUR HOME: Please notify your tenants that all Resident Guests (all those who rent, lease or otherwise occupy a home which they do not legally own)must renew their photo ID cards annually. All gate cards and remote devices belonging to Resident Guests who have not renewed their photo ID cards will be deactivated effective Monday, April 8th. Call Member Services at 770.721.7912 Mon-Fri 9:00am to 5:00pm for an appointment. PAGE 18 | MARCH / APRIL 2019

04/30/19

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SPORTS & FITNESS

RACQUET SPORTS MIXED DOUBLES Play year-round on Monday, Wednesday, Friday - weather permitting. 1:30pm during colder months (Nov through April) | 9:30am during the warmer months (May through October) Regulars will be notified via email when time changes. Format: 4 game sets, then teams break and new teams formed. Otherwise ITF Rules of Tennis apply. All players are welcome. Contact: Maury Nunes (770.720.5003 | man. apc@windstream.net) or just show up. Courts are reserved for this Doubles group. WOMEN’S DAYTIME DOUBLES Organization begins upon advent of warmer weather and lasts through the early fall. The format for women’s tennis is regulation tennis, 2-3 full sets. The level of tennis played is B-5+ (ALTA) or 3.0-3.5 (USTA). It is played during the warmer months only (May/June through Oct. 1). Former ALTA or USTA newcomersare welcome. Contact: Jill Rose at roses43@windstream.net or 770.720.8961

ALTA TEAM PLAY is based out of BridgeMill as Lake Arrowhead is outside the ALTA boundaries. Contact Pat Perry at BridgeMill at 770.720.9635 or pat.perry@ hmsgolf.com PRIVATE PLAY is always encouraged; to help, we provide a roster of the known players who live in Lake Arrowhead. This is kept within the tennis community and not shared outside Lake Arrowhead - contact Maury Nunes (770.720.5003 | man.apc@windstream.net). To check to see if a court is available, you may contact Membership at membership@lakearrowheadga.com or phone 770.721.7912. PICKLEBALL Looking for a fun way to get some exercise? Join us on Sunday, Tuesday or Thursday afternoons at the Red Cloud Pickleball and Tennis Center or just come out a see what it is all about. For more information regarding Pickleball, contact Bill Hess at 770.704.6297 or B3779@ hotmail.com.

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SPORTS & FITNESS I LIKE HATS… I DO, I DO!

by Maury Nunes

Movie aficionados may recognize the above title as a line spoken by Meryl Streep playing Julia Child in 2009’s Julie and Julia. Well, as it turns out, I like hats, too, especially when playing tennis outdoors. I don’t exactly have an aversion to the sun, but I’m rarely happy in bright sunshine, so I am fond of a hat that will keep the sun off of my face and, particularly out of my eyes, the better to see the ball. That said, there are a number of other factors for a hat that distinguish it from merely serviceable to truly excellent. In point of fact, because of seasonal changes in the weather, I find I need more than one hat available to rely upon for this critical need. First and foremost, of course, I want a broad visor that will shade my eyes, regardless of the direction from which the sun is shining. In fact, I prefer a hat that keeps the sun off my face, ears and neck; i.e. 360-degree coverage. However, too broad a visor can be floppy and one that will flop at the wrong time to occlude vision is no good for any sport (except maybe Blind Man’s Bluff, if that can be considered a sport). Secondly, it should be comfortable on my head, not too tight or too loose. I especially don’t want it flying off in a strong breeze or because I run, but I sure don’t want to feel like my head is in a vise, either. On the looser side, I can tolerate a hat with some kind of chinstrap, but those can be a bit distracting, especially if the hat flies off in a good wind and acts as a sail going in the opposite direction with my neck as the mast. Thirdly, I want a material that will work with the temperature, keeping my head warm if it’s cold out and otherwise not making my head feel too warm in any other kind of weather. Along those lines for colder weather, it might have earmuffs or be so designed that it’s at least

compatible for wearing an earband or earmuffs. On the other hand, in warmer weather, I’d like it to let the air in to help keep me cool. At the extreme, for the dog days of Summer, I might even want one of those new-fangled ones that absorbs ice water to keep one cool. A warning on that item, though: I found the water seemed to help attract biting insects, even when I was using repellent. [As an aside, there is a theory, which I understand to be largely debunked, that hair loss can be induced or potentiated by wearing a hat that’s too tight or makes the scalp too hot. Supposedly, at least for me, the cause of baldness is genetics and not headwear, but one cannot be too careful.] Lastly, I prefer those hats that will absorb sweat, but not be destroyed by sweat. For reasons I cannot fathom, it seems hard to find those in a variety of styles and for different seasons, as if one would not sweat in cold weather. Nevertheless, I keep searching and buying hats here and there, because, after all, I do like hats, I do, I do!

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One major area of injury that frequently occurs in homes is falling. Falls account for over eight million visits to the Emergency Room annually in our country. Each year in our country one in four adults over the age of 65 experiences a fall and half of those individuals have fallen multiple times. So, the question comes to mind when faced with such grim statics of how can fall related injuries be prevented in our homes. One way to prevent falls is to strengthen the legs by taking walks (consult with your primary physician to determine the length of walks you should take) on the beautiful trails in our community. Another tip involves talking with your doctor to see if any of the medications you or your family members take have potential side effects of dizziness or drowsiness. It is also important to review your entire medication regime with your primary physician to help reduce risky side effects and drug interactions. Quality vision is another key factor when preventing fall related injuries. The CDC in their article https://www.cdc.gov/ homeandrecreationalsafety/falls/adultfalls.html recommends that older adults have their eyes checked annually and ensure they are wearing contacts or eye glasses with the

correct prescription. Clutter free walkways and staircases can make a big difference in preventing falls in your home. Lighting can also be major factor in prevention of these types of injuries. Taking the time to ensure the high traffic areas of your home are well lit can save you or loved one from the pain of broken bones in the future. Burns represent another major area of injury which occurs in the home. 72% of individuals admitted to burn treatment centers in the United States in 2016 had their burn injury occur in their homes. 33% of these individuals admitted suffered from scald related burns and 9% suffered from having contact with very hot objects in the home. It is important when thinking about preventing burn injuries that some simple tips are followed. https://familydoctor. org/burns-preventing-burns-in-your-home/ The U.S. Fire Administration has some great information regarding preventing burns and scalding: https://www.usfa.fema.gov/ prevention/outreach/burn_prevention.html Some of their tips include always utilizing dry oven mitts or potholders when removing food from ovens, microwave ovens or stovetops and not wearing long sleeves when cooking items on the stovetop. Making the investment in these prevention tips is worth avoiding the long recovery process of dealing with broken bones or burn injuries. Thank you for applying these tips so that those in your home can have a better chance of being injury free.

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COMMUNITY INTEREST LAKE ARROWHEAD TRIVIA #57

January 10, 2019 – Morris A. Nunes, TriviaMaster

N.B. Arrowhead Trivia utilizes a mnemonic with the 1st letter of each of the 25 answers (or phrase 1st substantive word (e.g. title) or last name if a person) in order, spell a message. Figuring out the mnemonic yields no extra credit, but can be a valuable hint for questions that might stump you.

MNEMONIC HAS 6 WORDS: 1ST WORD: 3 LETTERS: 1. Internet: What was the name of the early peer-to-peer music sharing service that was bankrupted after losing copyright infringement cases in 2001? 2. Old West: What was the stage name of the female sharpshooter who gained worldwide fame as a headliner for Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show? 3. Automobiles: What was the name of the Company that developed and produced the Jeep during WWII? 2ND WORD: 8 LETTERS: 4. Baseball: Who was the former Major League outfielder who managed the New York Yankees to a record number of Pennants between 1949 and 1960 and then became the first Manager of the New York Mets? 5. Literature: Name the fictional game played on flying broomsticks by wizards and witches as imagined by author J. K. Rowling? 6. Flags: What is the nickname for the flag of the United Kingdom? 7. Biology: What is the medium called that is most typically contained in petri dishes that is used as a base for growing cultures?

13. Poetry: What poem by John Keats ends with the lines: "Beauty is truth, truth beauty," – that is all Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know.” 14. Engineering: A force tending to cause rotation in an object or material is called what? 4TH WORD: 4 LETTERS: 15. Communications: What was the name of the first satellite that successfully transmitted phone calls, television pictures and telegraph images and whose name was popularized by a somewhat futuristic sounding 1962 instrumental by the Tornadoes? 16. Greek Mythology: Who is the Greek Goddess of women, family, marriage and childbirth, and whose home is on Mount Olympus? 17. Language: What is the 9th letter of the Greek alphabet, which has been adopted as a word into English and conferred with the meaning of a small quantity? 18. Fashion: What is the shirt-like garment formed by wrapping a strip of cloth around the upper body and is worn by both men and woman in various Pacific islands? 5TH WORD: 3 LETTERS: 19. Medicine: What is the common compound word meaning in medical terminology what is called an epistaxis?

8. Television: What is the name of the PBS award-winning science series produced by WGBH of Boston?

20. Presidents: From what Illinois College did Ronald Reagan earn his bachelor’s degree?

9. Georgia: Who is Georgia’s newly-elected Lt. Governor, who is not yet inaugurated?

21. Hockey: The New York Jets are a well-known American football team. What City claims a National League Hockey Team called the Jets?

10. Geography: What was Bangladesh called prior to being a wholly independent nation? 11. Law: What is the legal term for water rights appertaining to land in the path of or abutting waters? 3RD WORD: 3 LETTERS: 12. Statistics: A bell curve is also known as what kind of distribution or curve?

6TH WORD: 4 LETTERS: 22. Current Events: Recent protestors against French President Macron’s policies have evidenced solidarity wearing what garment all drivers in France legally must own? 23. Movie Industry: People playing uncredited minor parts in movies hold what title?

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COMMUNITY INTEREST 24. Religion: A Hindu place of meditation, often presided over by a guru, is called what? 25. Football: What is the name of the football game held annually in Pasadena, California, each New Year’s Day? TIEBREAKERS: T1. Forestry: According to the U.S. Forest Service Inventoried Stem Count what species of tree is the most common in the United States?

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COMMUNITY INTEREST RED INK??? NO, THE YARN IS RED!!!

by Jill Strickland

Being red in accounting terms – not a good thing. But for Shepherd’s Hook, it was an exciting way to be in January. The American Heart Association’s annual drive is the entire month of February. One of the many items they give away is a baby hat to every baby born in the month of February – it’s their annual Babies in Red Campaign. Shepherd’s Hook took 203 hats to Atlanta the first of January to their office in Sandy Springs. Underway now is the commitment we have made for the last two years to Operation Gratitude which sends care packages to our troops overseas. Hats and scarves are being created by March 1st to send to this group that sends out over 200,000 packages a year. And as always, we work on blankets that go to Northside Cherokee Hospital babies, the Intensive Care Unit and to the Cherokee County Health Department.

This year for something a little different and for skill expansion we’ve added in an additional project to be done for the ladies themselves. It’s a “Crochet-A-Long” where both a poncho and a summer sweater are being done – yes, on top of all the other articles that they create now. It’s a busy group! If you’re thinking about joining - Shepherd’s Hook meets Monday at 10 at the church (you do not need to be a member) and we supply the yarn and fabric for blankets. All skill levels are contributing members of this group. OR – we come to you! Shepherds@Home is for those who work at home and we will bring materials and pick up as often as you need. We are a group who welcomes everyone – don’t hesitate as you think on how your time will be spent in 2019. Come join us! Please get in touch with me or email lashepherdshook@ gmail.com

Fantastic news! The Fellowship of Christian Athletes will once again be hosting the FCA Mega Sports Camp at Lake Arrowhead Church from June 10th-13th from 9:00am to 2:00pm This is for children in the Lake Arrowhead community & outside of Lake Arrowhead. Grades for registration for the FCA camp is 1 through 8. Lake Arrowhead children will have the first opportunity to register - free. After a cut off date there will be a $25.00 fee. Outside the community can register after LA children have had an opportunity to register. Look for the registration link in the March Blast to register This camp fills up fast so make sure you register your child at the first posting of the FCA link. You can also call the Lake Arrowhead Church office to get further information as it develops 770.479.3886 Happy Mega Sports Camping! PAGE 26 | MARCH / APRIL 2019

COMMUNITY INTEREST TRIVIA ANSWERS - 6 WORDS: NOW SQUANDER NOT THIS NEW YEAR 1ST WORD: 3 LETTERS: NOW 1. NAPSTER https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Napster 2. OAKLEY, ANNIE https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annie_ Oakley#Surname 3. WILLYS-OVERLAND https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeep 2ND WORD: 8 LETTERS: SQUANDER 4. STENGEL, CASEY https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casey_ Stengel#Managerial_record 5. QUIDDITCH https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quidditch 6. UNION JACK https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Union_Jack 7. AGAR https://www.dictionary.com/browse/agar?s=t 8. NOVA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nova_(TV_series) 9. DUNCAN, GEOFF https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geoff_Duncan 10. EAST PAKISTAN https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bangladesh 11. RIPARIAN RIGHTS https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riparian_ water_rights 3RD WORD: 3 LETTERS: NOT 12. NORMAL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normal_distribution 13. ODE ON A GRECIAN URN https://www.poetryfoundation.org/ poems/44477/ode-on-a-grecian-urn 14. TORQUE https://www.dictionary.com/browse/torque?s=t 4TH WORD: 4 LETTERS: THIS 15. TELSTAR I https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telstar https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telstar_(instrumental)

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COMMUNITY INTEREST WOMEN’S ACTIVITY CLUB (WAC) FEBRUARY 13 LUNCHEON

by Gloria Anderson, WAC Co-Treasurer

On one of February’s rare bright and sunny days a lively group of WAC members met at the L.A Club for a Valentine themed luncheon. To celebrate the special day the club staff provided a yummy lunch menu of cream of mushroom soup, salad, veggie quiche and decadent brownies. Guests were invited to bring their favorite Valentine Day stories, and a number of lovely, or humorous, or unique experiences were shared, to the delight of everyone. Favor bags of chocolate truffles and Hershey’s kisses went home with all, and door prizes were awarded to a few lucky ladies. WAC programs are planned throughout the year, and we look forward to having members, and new members join in the fun. It’s a great way to meet and get to know your L.A. neighbors and participate in some great activities. For March 13 (WAC usually meets on the second Wednesday of the month) Tommy Simmons and Sarah Martin-Jones will host a show-and-tell luncheon about purses. Bring your favorite purse with you and tell everyone why it’s your favorite. Sarah will give a short presentation on the history of purses, and purse designer Carole Holley will talk about how she became interested in creating custom-designed bags. She will also introduce her 2019 collection.

“Pack up your troubles in your old kit-bag, and smile, smile, smile.” Lake Arrowhead’s Women’s Activity Club Presents a “Tribute to Bags (Purses)” Luncheon and Program on Wednesday, March 13 at 11:30am Purse designer Carole Holley will talk about how she became interested in creating custom-designed purses and will exhibit her 2019 collection. There will also be a short presentation by Sarah Martin-Jones on the history of purses, and guests are asked to bring their favorite purses with them to the luncheon and be prepared for a show and tell. Menu will feature pocket pasta, vegetable, salad and dessert. Cost is $18 and covers luncheon, program and ticket for door prizes. Reservations deadline is: March 6. Please send check to: Tommy Simmons, 284 Hillside Dr., Waleska, GA 30183. If you haven’t paid 2019 dues, send $10 for dues, as well. PAGE 28 | MARCH / APRIL 2019

COMMUNITY INTEREST READING BETWEEN THE WINES

by Sarah Martin Jones Where the Crawdads Sing – Delia Owens. New York: Penguin Random House, 2018. “Marsh is not swamp,” the author states. “Marsh is a space of light, where grass grows in water, and water flows into the sky.” In her debut novel, wildlife scientist Delia Owens draws the reader into the wild landscape of the North Carolina coastland by creating a central character who is more part of the marsh than she is part of the backwoods town of Barkley Cove. Known by locals as the “Swamp Girl,” six-year-old Kya Clark has watched first her mother, then her four siblings, and finally her alcoholic father disappear down the sandy lane that leads away from their shack nestled deep in the marshland. Left alone, she teaches herself to hunt, to fish, and to hide – evading any attempts to be captured and sent away to a foster home. Drawing her lessons from observations of wildlife, she survives year after year, hiding out where the crawdads sing – “far in the bush where critters are wild, still behaving like critters.” But a marsh can hide more than a young girl. It can also hide a body, or in this case, reveal the body of a young man, Chase Andrews, who is discovered dead at the foot of an old fire tower near the coastline. The existence of his body is first revealed in the story’s Prologue, and throughout the chapters on Kya’s life, his body hovers like a specter. Eventually, 1969 when Kya has grown to be a young woman of twenty-five, the reader has identified with her as she digs mussels or smokes fish that can be sold for pennies to buy grits, or to finds unique feathers of shore birds to add to her collection. Also, like Kya, the reader falls in love with the character Tate Walker, a young local who shares her interest in marshland life, teaches her to read, and later breaks her heart when he leaves for college.

More time passes, and “she’d given love a chance; now she wanted simply to fill the empty spaces. Ease the loneliness [of Tate] while walling off her heart.” Chase Andrews become the young man who fills that void. So, when suspicion turns onto Kya as having a hand in Chase’s death, the author encourages the reader to sit in the jury box and listen to the preposterous evidence that is brought against her. No way can this gentle, innocent creature, who by now is a published author of nature books, commit murder. Like any good mystery writer, the author does not reveal what caused Chase’s fall from the fire tower until later in the story when almost everyone, including the reader, has long since forgotten about the charges. Instead, Delia Owens mesmerizes readers with the fireflies that blink beneath the tree canopy as another sunset lightens the western sky, while the crawdads still sing. My Wine Recommendation Located inland from the North Carolina coast are a number of vineyards that are experimenting with grape varieties that work well with the sandy soil. A popular grape is the FrenchAmerican hybrid, chambourcin. FireClay Cellars in Chatham County recently won a double gold designation for their 2016 Chambourcin. Similar to a cabernet, the wine is aged in oak barrels for eighteen months, which gives the red a deep color and a subtle tobacco and vanilla ﬁnish that pairs well with dark chocolate. $22

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