Aug/Sept 2023

Lake Arrowhead Living

AUGUST TO SEPTEMBER 2023

This beautiful shot of the Lake Arrowhead Community was captured and submitted by resident Jeanette Buffalo .

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

DEBBIE HIGGINS Director of Property Management

770.721.7920 | dhiggins@lakearrowheadga.com

MARLYN PATOUILLET Member Services

770.721.7913 | membership@lakearrowheadga.com

TRACI ALLISON Member Services

770.721.7912 | tallison@lakearrowheadga.com

MELISSA DEEMS Account Analyst/Billing

770.721.7907 | mdeems@lakearrowheadga.com

MADISON LITTLE Activities Director

770.765.7092 | activities@lakearrowheadga.com

GOLF PRO SHOP 770.721.7902 | golf@lakearrowheadga.com

HIGHLANDS GRILL 770.721.7900 x 3 | dining@lakearrowheadga.com

JASON DANNEMAN Executive Chef/Food & Beverage Director

770.721.7900 x 3 | jdanneman@lakearrowheadga.com

CAROLINE CROWSON Restaurant Manager 770.721.7900 x 3 | ccrowson@lakearrowheadga.com

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

SECURITY security@lakearrowheadga.com

North Gate 770.479.2565 | South Gate 770.479.2848

BUDDY MOSS Co-Director of Security 770.721.7911

JOE SATTERFIELD Co-Director of Security 770.721.7917

REAL ESTATE SALES OFFICE 770.720.2700

BOATHOUSE/MARINA Capt. Rob James 770.797.7026 | marina@lakearrowheadga.com

LAPOA BOARD OF DIRECTORS with Committee liaison responsibilities

Robert McGurk - President (Administration)

Rod Sudbeck - Executive Vice President (Environmental/Infrastructure)

Bob VanSickle - Treasurer (Golf)

Eileen Oberg (Fundraising)

Ed Boyett - Secretary (Election/Safety and Security)

Jay Caldwell (Restaurant)

Jeanne Schwartz (Communications)

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Fishing Club

LAKE ARROWHEAD LAKE ARROWHEAD

SEPTEMBER 6TH AT 5PM

Lake Arrowhead officially has a fishing club!

Interested in joining? Join Ed Srok as he talks more about how to get involved and learn more about the fish in this beautiful lake!

Reserve your spot with the clubhouse today! 770-721-7900 ext. 3

happenings at the grill

MONDAY 10am to 6pm

Bar Menu Service 11am – 6pm

TUESDAY Call 770-721-7900 ext. 3 for updated hours

WEDNESDAY 9am to 9pm

Lunch Menu Service 11am – 3:45pm

Limited Dinner Menu Service 5pm – 8pm

THURSDAY 9am to 9pm

Lunch Menu Service 11am – 3:45pm

Dinner Menu Service 5pm – 8pm

FRIDAY 9am to 10pm

Lunch Menu Service 11am – 3:45pm

Dinner Menu Service 5pm – 9pm

SATURDAY 9am to 10pm

Lunch Menu Service 11am – 3:45pm

Dinner Menu Service 5pm – 9pm

SUNDAY 10am to 6pm

Alcohol Sales 11am – 6pm

A La Carte Brunch 10:30am – 2pm

Limited Menu Service 2pm – 4pm

To Go Orders: 770-721-7900 ext. 3 or dining@lakearrowheadga.com

Special Event Bookings: events@lakearrowheadga.com

Hours are subject to change due to inclement weather/ volume or scheduled events.

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Tee Times 770.721.7902

8am to 6pm Daily

The Driving Range closes at 5:00pm daily. Hours subject to change due to inclement weather/ volume.

2023 MEMBER – MEMBER

Club Championship

Brimmer Highlands Cup

Shriner's Hospital Tournament

Aeration

Points Championship

Golfing Fore Children

LA / Bridgemill Challenge

Member-Guest

Turkey Shoot

3 Kings Tournament

August 12-13

August 18-19

August 24

September 5 & 6

September 22

September 29

October 14 & 15

October 21 & 22

November 11

December 9

On July 22nd & 23rd, 34 Lake Arrowhead golf members played in the 2023 Member – Member Golf Tournament. Always competitive, this year’s tournament was no exception. Craig Glasgow and Bill Maynard won the low gross score honors! Larry Adams and Rex Wallace won the overall low net score.

The Member – Member Golf Tournament is an annual event where golf club members form 2-person teams to compete for trophies and prizes plus the honor of being named Tournament Champions for the year. The tournament format is known by several names (four ball, best ball, and better ball) but whatever it is called, it essentially requires each team member to play their own ball. At the end of each hole, the lowest individual score is recorded as the team score. This year’s tournament was divided into 3 flights: First, Second, and Third. The winners were:

1st Flight

1st Place Gross – Bill Maynard & Craig Glasgow

2nd Place Gross – Brian Schell & Sean Webb

1st Place Net – Bruce Thomas & Paul Bolding

2nd Place Net – Jeff Ciupak & Mel Standley

2nd Flight

1st Place Gross – Dave Davis & Rick Salese

2nd Place Gross – Brad Jones & Herb Ernst

1st Place Net – Larry Adams & Rex Wallace

2nd Place Net – Vic Martin & Mike Heath

3rd Flight

1st Place Gross – George Gibbons & Jerry Rushing

2nd Place Gross – Eleanor Gibbons & Lynn DeWolfe

1st Place Net – George Jackson & Dean LeBlanc

2nd Place Net – Ron Travis & Larry Whiting

BRIMMER HIGHLANDS CUP

POINTS POINTS

RED, WHITE & BLUE SCRAMBLE - JULY 4TH, 2023

Red, White, and Blue in this instance had a dual meaning. Besides representing Independence Day and our nation’s flag, it was an integral part of the tournament rules. As many of you know, the Lake Arrowhead Golf Course has five sets of tees, three of which are red, white, and blue. The closest (and typically easiest) are the red tees and the longest (and typically the hardest) are the blue tees. In between are the white tees.

To start the tournament, each of the teams teed off from the white tees. If the team made a par, it continued to play from the white tees on the next hole. However, if the team made a birdie, it moved back to the harder blue tees on the next hole: if the team made a bogey, it moved up to the easier red tees. This process continued throughout the tournament.

The tournament field was divided into four flights based on each team’s score. Pro Shop gift certificates were then awarded to each member of the top three teams in each flight. Ties were broken with a scorecard playoff starting on hole 18. The winners were:

by Ruth Nunes

LALGA RED WHITE AND BLUE

For those of you who haven’t caught on yet the LALGA has 2 events every month. The first Thursday of every month 18 hole handicapped Cat Fight and the third Thursday a 9 hole themed event.

June’s themed event was a nontraditional scramble where a two person team played a tee shot. After that, the two team members alternated every other shot until holed out. I played with Grace Kreft (who by the way does the beautiful decorations for the LGA events) and was hoping to not be the person that needed to make it across the ravines. I did okay with it but we didn’t finish in the money though we had as much fun as everyone else.

We had 15 ladies dressed in their celebratory red, white and blue outfits, which delightedly complemented the patriotic decorations at the clubhouse.

The pace of play really moved along quickly and we were all back at the clubhouse for an early lunch, which by the way was really delicious and came from the new Highlands Grill menu. Torrey and Kynsey provided excellent service with never ending smiles.

With all the teams scorecards submitted and tallied, the winners announced were as follows.

1st Place Janice Larkin and Cynthia Samuels

2nd Place Patty Adams and Natalie Teuton

3rd Place Janice Cash and Karen Helm

4th Place Jan Benefield and Heather Gass

There were a few players that thought there should be a payout for every time they said I’m sorry for a missed shot. Unfortunately, I don’t think anyone’s beads could count that high. It certainly sounded like good humor was widespread, even outside the winners circle.

The first Thursday Cat Fight only had 6 people completing all 18 holes qualifying for the prizes. Joan Eberhardt finished in first place with Martha Elkins in 2nd. Note to the Ladies; Even if you do not wish to play 18 holes you can still come out and play 9.

If you are still considering joining the LGA you are welcome to join us on the Monday afternoon or Thursday morning play days. Call the pro shop to sign up. Regular rates apply. You don’t need a golf handicap. There’s still plenty of golf left to play in this young season.

The LGA had a total of 150 individual tee time reservations for our events and play days in the month of June. We continue to thrive!

SHORT-TERM RENTAL ORDINANCE CHEROKEE COUNTY, GEORGIA

Cherokee County, Georgia has recently adopted an ordinance regarding short-term rentals. The full ordinance is available at ShortTermRentalOrdinanceCherokeeCounty20210806.pdf (cherokeega.com), but we wanted to make each property owner aware of this ordinance and have highlighted a few of the key points in the ordinance.

1. The purpose of the ordinance is to establish standards for short-term rentals of privately-owned residential structures rented to transient occupants, minimize adverse effects of short-term rental uses on surrounding residential neighborhoods, and preserve the character of residential neighborhoods.

2. A certificate is required to lawfully rent, operate, or advertise any property for short-term rental.

a. Owners must apply to the Cherokee County Development Services Center on an annual basis for a certificate.

b. Certificates require an initial administration fee and annual renewal fees.

3. The Certificate number must be listed in any advertisement for the rental of the property.

4. No short-term rental shall offer more than five (5) bedrooms for rent.

5. The use of outdoor speakers by short-term rentals is prohibited.

6. The number of occupants shall not exceed two persons per bedroom plus two additional persons.

7. The short-term rental must have parking off the street sufficient for one car for each bedroom being rented. Parking shall only be on designated hard surfaced areas.

8. Quiet hours are 12:00 a.m. midnight to 7:00 a.m. daily, 12:00 a.m. midnight Saturday to 1:00 p.m. Sunday).

9. The Cherokee County Marshal’s office (678.493.4080) is tasked with enforcement of the ordinance

BOAT AND TRAILER REGISTRATION

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) are required to renew.

$50 PER ADULT ON THE LEASE

Call Member Services at 770.721.7912 Mon-Fri 9:00am to 5:00pm for an appointment.

Resident Guests must provide a current lease.

Please register boats and trailers. Boat registration forms may be downloaded from the website at lakearrowheadclub.net. Proof of liability insurance with limits not less than $300,000 is required for all motorized boats. Please mail a boat registration form and insurance to: LAYCC 486 Arrowridge, Waleska, GA 30183, email membership@lakearrowheadga.com, use the property owner drop boxes located at both security gates, or bring your form to the South Gate and the Administration office.

ARCHITECTURAL EXTERIOR WORK POLICY 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.

DRY STORAGE Decals have been mailed to Property Owners who currently lease a space. This decal must be placed on one item in dry storage. Security looks for these yearly decals when checking the Dry Storage lot. All items in Dry Storage MUST display a current decal to continue using Lake Arrowhead Dry Storage. 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.

MARINA PAVILION RULES AND REGULATIONS:

HOURS OF OPERATION The Marina Pavilion will be open dawn to dusk or during sanctioned LAYCC events.

FOOD & BEVERAGE Food and beverages are allowed to be carried onto the Pavilion. No glass bottles or beer kegs are permitted. No grilling or preparation of food is allowed. All trash must be placed in the trash receptacles on the shore.

PERSONAL CHAIRS Property owners are allowed to bring their own folding chairs on to the Pavilion. They must be taken with you when you leave, i.e. chairs cannot be left behind.

ATTIRE Members and guests shall dress in attire befitting the surroundings of the community. Extremely revealing attire, such as a thong, is not suitable for the family atmosphere of the Marina Pavilion.

NO SWIMMING No swimming is permitted from the Marina Pavilion or docks anywhere in the “No Wake” zone. No running or diving is permitted from the Pavilion or docks.

NO FISHING No fishing is allowed from the Marina Pavilion or docks.

BOATS Boats can tie up on the side of the walkway only where there are cleats and cannot at any time tie up to the Pavilion. Maximum time at the walkway is 1 hour (or 15 minutes if others are waiting). These areas are intended for drop off and pickup.

PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES No grilling, skateboarding, bicycles, rollerblading, sunbathing, or feeding the wildlife is permitted on the Marina Pavilion or docks.

PETS Pets are not allowed on the Marina Pavilion.

SECURITY UPDATE

It’s getting to be boating season so just a few tips for the safety and enjoyment of all...

• Always travel in a counterclockwise 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.

• please don’t litter.

• Lastly, please go 25 mph or less on our roads, it's just common sense to avoid an accident.

WELCOME NEW PROPERTY OWNERS

Haines, Gail

McCormick, Susan

McCormick, Bruce

Panaccione,Kathleen

Browning, Scott

Browning, BetteJo

Gumper, Christy

Gumper, Kristopher

Rubant, Richard Scott

Rubant, Erika Estes

Murphy, Wiley Daniel

Hollingsworth, Arla Jo

Niarchos, James (Jim)

Cates, Phillip

Cates, Rebecca

Calhoun, John James

Calhoun, Angela Marie

McWilliams, Lisa

McWilliams, David

Rasmussen, Ron

Rasmussen, Susan Campbell, James

Kendrick, Jennifer

Heffner, Cutyr Allen

Westbrooks, Beth Rider

Smith, Cori

Barnes, Nicole

Frederick, Sonya

Frederick, James Cunha, Anthony

Cunha, Kathleen

Galimi, Joseph

Fernandes, Jennifer Louise

Tucker, William Joseph

Aldrich, Jennifer Lynn

Albin, Rebecca

Albin, Ricky

Berry, Brian Joseph

Berry, Diana Ansley

Cose2, LLC

SHORT-TERM RENTAL GUIDELINES: PHASE I

https://library.municode.com/ga/cherokee_county/ordinances/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=1106313

In order to protect and preserve the residential character, property values, and enjoyment of all homeowners within the Lake Arrowhead community, please observe the following guidelines for relative to short-term property rentals of Lake Arrowhead Phase I units.

1. Short-term property rentals (less than 6 months) are strictly prohibited in both Phase II and Phase III of Lake Arrowhead. The maximum number of occupants should be restricted to no more than two individuals per bedroom.

2. Short-term rentals should be registered with LA Security gate they intend to enter, and identified as short-term rentals so that the appropriate identification may be provided at check-in

a. Amenity use cards, identifying renters and associated unit address

b. Vehicle “hang tag” for vehicles

3. All rental agreements should include an acknowledgement that renters have received and agree to abide by the Lake Arrowhead Rules and Regulations

a. If boat usage is included with the rental of the home, a printed copy of the lake rules and restrictions should be included with the rental agreement, a copy should be left in the home, and a laminated copy should be placed in the boat and/or attached to the boat key

b. Violations of the lake rules and regulations may result in revocation of the issued boat permit and result in suspension of lake access privileges

4. Homeowners are responsible for the actions of guests and renters of their home and violations of the Covenants or Rules and Regulations will typically be handled in the following manner:

a. 1st infraction – issuance of written warning to homeowner

b. 2nd infraction – 30-day suspension of common property access and privileges for homeowner, including any invited guests and renters

c. 3rd infraction – 12-month suspension of common amenity access and privileges for homeowner, including any invited guests and renters

d. 4th infraction – permanent loss of common amenity access and privileges for homeowner, including any invited guests and renters

e. Addition steps may be taken depending on the nature of the infraction, including contacting the Cherokee County Sheriff’s Department or taking additional legal to enforce the community governing documents

f. Common property damage by renters, if applicable, will be levied against the lot owner

g. Egregious infractions may result in immediate suspension of common property access and privileges or other sanctions

5. “Party Houses” are strictly prohibited and deemed a nuisance and violation of the Lake Arrowhead Covenants, Article III, Section 19. Party Houses are also prohibited by popular short-term rental companies (Airbnb and VRBO) and nuisance properties will be reported to the appropriate listing entity.

sports & fitness

MIXED DOUBLES TENNIS Play year-round on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, weather permitting. 1:30pm during colder months (November through April) and 9:30am during the warmer months (May through October). Format: after 4 games, then teams rotate players. Otherwise ITF Rules of Tennis apply.

All players are welcome to join, level is approximately B5 ALTA and 3.0-3.5 USTA. Courts are reserved for this Doubles group during the times mentioned previously. If you would like to join, please send your name and CELL phone number to Jill Rose (770-313-0073). You will be added to our telephone message list which goes out the night before each match and you will be able to see who has signed up to play for that day. This will also let you know if there are at least 4 people available for that day. Please come join the fun with us.

TENNIS 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 at 770.720.5003 or man.apc@outlook.com. To check to see if a court is available, you may contact Membership at membership@lakearrowheadga.com or phone 770.721.7912

ALTA TEAM PLAY is based out of BridgeMill as Lake Arrowhead is outside the ALTA boundaries. Call 770.720.9635 or email pat.perry@hmsgolf.com.

LEARN TO PLAY PICKLEBALL

Want to learn the fastest growing sport in the USA? Come join us at the Red Cloud Pickleball and Tennis Center and LEARN TO PLAY PICKLEBALL!! No need to bring a paddle at first– just show up and we’ll help you learn! It’s great exercise, lots of fun and adults of all ages can play!

We currently have over 40 active LA Residents participating and 9 players just competed in the Pickleball USA Atlantic South Diamond Regional, winning a number of medals! You don’t need to have tennis or other sports experience to play this great game. We play in a doubles format and our current age range of players is from 25 to 90!

We love to compete with each other but the courts are filled with laughter as we support each other’s mistakes and cheer each other’s winning shots! So, give it a try! The only requirements are that you are 18 or older and live in Lake Arrowhead.

We have divided our players into two groups - Novice and Advanced. The Novice Players (beginners and intermediates) play on Mondays at 9:00am, Wednesdays at 5:00pm and Saturdays at 9:00am. The Advanced Players meet on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays at 4pm. For more information and to get on the email list, please contact either Bill Hess at B3779@hotmail.com or Mike Ballard at mfbkat@ hotmail.com

LAKE ARROWHEAD TRIVIA #100 June 15, 2023 – Morris A. Nunes, TriviaMaster

It has been an honor and a wonderful pleasure to serve as Lake Arrowhead’s TriviaMaster, a position in which I am thrilled to be able to continue. So, I was particularly delighted to reach a milestone of presenting Trivia #100 on June 15.

Many thanks to all of Lake Arrowhead and the many participants who have supported this activity and have been generous with their applause and compliments.

Thanks as well to the Highlands Grill staff, led now in front by Caroline Crowson (and previously by Elizabeth Raymond) and in back now by Chef Jason Danneman, for their patience and support over this long period , as well as for special help with spirited decorations, champagne and cake to celebrate the 100th, for which Steve Roe and James Haslam have my thanks for authorizing champagne as an extra touch for all attendees.

So, I am pleased to present the Q&A from the 100th Trivia below. If these questions look familiar, that’s because they are a more or less random selection from the previous 99 Trivias in recognition of reaching this centennial.

N.B. Lake 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.

6 WORDS:

1st WORD: 1 LETTER:

Nautical Engineering: What kind of boat, is popular for use in swampy areas, like the Florida Everglades, because it has minimal draft and uses a propeller that is designed to not touch the water?

2nd WORD: 7 LETTERS:

Literature: What novel has as its central character a man called Quasimodo?

Weaponry: What Israeli-manufactured machine gun was the protective instrument of choice for the U.S. Secret Service Presidential Detail at the time of the attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan?

Poetry: The Poem The Highwayman opens with these lines: The wind was a torrent of darkness among the gusty trees, The moon was a ghostly galleon tossed upon cloudy seas, The road was a ribbon of moonlight over the purple moor, And the highwayman came Riding— Riding—Riding— The highwayman came riding, up to the old inn-door. What English poet wrote the poem?

community interest

Horticulture: What often unwelcome but edible wildflower derives its common name from the French word for lion’s tooth?

Art: Who was the painter, sculptor, illustrator and writer who gained fame focusing on 19th century American West action scenes, with images of cowboys, Indians and the U.S. Cavalry? Particularly prized works of his are bronze sculptures originally sold at Tiffany’s.

Shibboleths: According to the hallowed shibboleth, what classification of avian apprehends the entozoon?

Movies: The 2003 Movie, entitled It Runs in the Family starred three generations of males from one family. The senior was the man born Issor Danielovitch, who legally changed his first and last name when a young man. His son is Michael and his grandson is Cameron. Issor’s adopted surname became the family name of the three actors. What is that last name?

3RD WORD: 4 LETTERS:

Landmarks: The Shrine of St. Valentine is located in which City in Ireland?

Football: Wayne W. Hayes was the storied 28-year head football coach at what University?

Television: Which television network is the oldest in the U.S. still in operation?

Securities: A securities option, like a put or a call, is an option to buy or sell a particular security at a set price for a fixed period. What is the technical term for that set price?

4TH WORD: 3 LETTERS:

Georgia: What Georgia Constitutional Office is currently held by Chris Carr?

SCUBA Diving: The excessive presence of what elemental gas causes decompression sickness, also known as The Bends, which afflicts divers who ascend to the surface too quickly?

Mathematics: In calculus, what is the process of finding a derivative called?

5TH WORD: 2 LETTERS:

History: Instead of the Bald Eagle, what kind of fowl was seriously suggested by Benjamin Franklin to be used as the symbol on the national seal of the United States?

Chemistry: Which element was discovered by Joseph Priestly?

6TH WORD: 8 LETTERS:

Crafts: What word means a person who makes barrels?

Psychology: What does the abbreviation OCD stand for in psychology?

Ballet: Which two-act ballet of Pyotr Tchaikovsky is often associated with Christmas and usually presented in a multitude of towns and cities during the Christmas season?

Genetics: Sequencing of DNA focuses on the four nitrogenous nucleobases, represented by the initial letters of those nucleobases, A for Adenine, C for Cytosine, G for Guanine and T. What is the name of the compound represented by T?

Law: What is the legal word for a Coroner’s investigation into the cause of a person’s death?

Candy: What uniformly round candy came in wrapped rolls containing 8 flavors matched to colors – yellow lemon, green lime, pink wintergreen, orange orange, purple clove, white cinnamon, black licorice and brown chocolate?

Popular Music: Using electronic technologies, what hit record of the 1950’s was rerecorded by daughter Natalie Cole, as a duet with her father, Nat King Cole, and won the Grammy Award for song of the year in 1992?

Broadway: Name the Broadway musical of which the highlight song was Don’t Cry for Me, Argentina?

TIEBREAKERS:

T1. With what surname was Queen Camilla, wife of Charles III of Great Britain, born? i.e. What is her true, maiden name?

T2. Movies: In 1939, Gone With The Wind won the Academy Award for Best Picture and yielded seven other Academy Awards, including Best Actress for Viven Leigh, Best Director for Victor Fleming and Best Supporting Actress for Hattie McDaniel. However, mega-star Clark Gable, though nominated, lost the Best Actor Award to Robert Donat. In what film did Robert Donat star to clinch the Best Actor Award?

T3. Politics: The election of 1796 between Thomas Jefferson and John Adams was the first contested election for President of the United States. How many popular total votes were counted?

community interest

ANSWERS

6 WORDS: A HUNDRED DONE AND TO CONTINUE

1st WORD: 1 LETTER: A

AIRBOAT https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airboat

2nd WORD: 7 LETTERS: HUNDRED

HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Quasimodo

UZI https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uzi#Users

NOYES, LORD ALFRED http://www.potw.org/archive/potw85.html

DANDELION https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taraxacum

REMINGTON, FREDERIC ttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederic_ Remington

EARLY BIRD https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/ the+early+bird+catches+the+worm

DOUGLAS https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It_Runs_in_the_Family_ (2003_film)

3RD WORD: 4 LETTERS: DONE

DUBLIN http://www.carmelites.ie/stvalentine.html

OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Woody_Hayes

NBC https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_overthe-air_television_networks

EXERCISE PRICE https://www.dictionary.com/browse/exerciseprice

4TH WORD: 3 LETTERS: AND

ATTORNEY GENERAL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Christopher_M._Carr

NITROGEN https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decompression_sickness

DIFFERENTIATION https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derivative

5TH WORD: 2 LETTERS: TO

TURKEY http://www.greatseal.com/symbols/turkey.html

OXYGEN https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Priestley

6TH WORD: 8 LETTERS: CONTINUE

COOPER https://www.dictionary.com/browse/cooperage?s=t

OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Obsessive%E2%80%93compulsive_disorder

NUTCRACKER SUITE https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ The_Nutcracker

THYMINE https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNA

INQUEST http://www.dictionary.com/browse/ inquest?s=t

NECCO WAFERS https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Necco_Wafers

UNFORGETTABLE https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Unforgettable_%28Nat_King_Cole_song%29.

EVITA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don%27t_Cry_ for_Me_Argentina

TIEBREAKERS:

T1. SHAND, CAMILA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camilla,_Duchess_of_ Cornwall

T2. GOODBYE MR. CHIPS https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodbye,_Mr._Chips_ (1939_film)

T3. 66,841 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ United_States_presidential_election,_1796

Golfing Fore Children

All net proceeds go to help children’s ministries in Cherokee County

Sponsored by Lake Arrowhead Church

34th Annual Charity Event

Friday, September 29, 2023

The day Includes breakfast, snacks, buffet lunch after golf, sleeve of balls, green fees, cart and water

7:30 am Breakfast and Registration

Putting Contest on Practice Green

9:00 a.m. Shotgun Start 4 person scramble

Raffle & Silent Auction at the clubhouse All day-Open to the Community

Registration Fee $125 | Team Registration $500

Corporate Sponsor $2500 2 teams, 2 tee signs. listing on banner, 5 raffle tickets per player

Gold Sponsor $1200 1 team, 1 tee sign, listing on banner, 5 raffle tickets per player

Silver Sponsor $625 includes 1 team, 1 tee sign

Hole Sponsor $500 Sponsors may have company signage at their hole, fun and creative experience for players, giveaways, prizes, food or beverages; sponsors can host games or contests for players. Hole will be assigned by the golf club. Tee Sponsor $125 1 tee sign

Scan this QR Code to donate to the Golfing Fore Children Charity Event

Call or Email for more information for this event, sign up to play, or Volunteer: Chair: Mike Gibney: 770-862-1618, LA Church Office: 770-479-3886 or Co Chair: Beth Streever at 404-518-4717, lakearrowheadchurch@gmail.com

community interest

Golfing Fore Children 2023 Ministries

GOSHEN VALLEY BOYS RANCH

Located on 160 acres in and home to 50 young boys in foster care, providing the safety of a home, the love of a family, and the hope of a future. Goshen Valley provides hope and healing to foster youth and venerable families to cultivate personal healing and generational Change. Their mission is to be the leading provider of trauma-responsive, faith based services for children, youth and families predicated upon best and most promising practices to create relational environments that evoke peace and purpose in self and others. Each year, Goshen Valley has increased the average number of at-risk youths served per day, currently nearly 100 per day per calendar year:they have served over 700 foster youth, seen. 8 young men join the armed forces , have celebrated 51 high school graduations, have facilitated over 30 adoptions and have seen countless families restored through their programs.

FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES (FCA)

The FCA is an interdenominational Christian sports ministry with a mission to see the world impacted for Jesus Christ through the influence of coaches and athletes, primarily by working to lead every coach and athlete into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and HIs Church.

In each practice, huddle and game-day play, the FCA seeks to make disciples through their methods of engaging, equipping and empowering coaches and athletes to know and grow in Christ and lead others to do the same Golfing Fore Children contributions have directly helped the FCA ministry at two high schools in Cherokee County (Cherokee and Riverwood). Hundreds of students on the football, lacrosse, baseball and basketball teams are reached through witnessing, character building sessions, one-on-one praise sessions and weekly bible studies. At Cherokee County school the entire football team will be attending THE premiere FCA camp this summer at the University of West Georgia There the coaches and athletes will work on perfecting their craft, and participating in break-out sessions to dive deeper in their faith; some hearing the Gospel for the very first time

MUST MINISTRIES

MUST Ministries brings people together to minister to others with compassion and love Their mission is to serve our neighbors in need in the community and in doing so, transform the lives and communities in response to Christ’s call. MUST has a vision to become Georgia’s most respected servant leader restoring lives one person and one community at a time The MUST Ministries Client Services in Cherokee County offer food, housing programs, workforce development and clothing, as well as Breads and Sweets Clients participate in a variety of classes in the classroom and the computer lab Over 70,000 were served from July 2021 to June 2022 alone; more than 285,000 lbs of food was distributed and they saw a 124% increase in housing clients. Over 500 people were provided job assistance and 300 placed in stable jobs. They have a charity score of 98 2% placing them as one of the top nonprofits in the country

—— STUDENT SERVICES FOR CHEROKEE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT (CCSD) ——

CCSD is a high performing public school system dedicated to “educating the emerging generation” with 40 schools and centers, 4,800 employees and more than 47,000 students with many families and children in need Student Services provides resources for homeless children and youth as well as students in foster care throughout Cherokee County Student Services for CCSD is able to provide specific needs for the child and the family, in order to maintain the child in the school learning environment. For instance, a child and/or family may receive grocery cards for those families who have no food for the weekend. Roughly one-third of children are in supplemental lunch programs but have no weekend food.

MEGA SPORTS CAMP

A summer sports camp, co-hosted with FCA, for children in grades 1-8, inspiring kids to take another step on the journey to achieving greatness.

THE PREGNANCY CENTER

The Pregnancy center is located in Jasper offering a pro-life alternative to unplanned pregnancy, compassionate and confidential care, clothing and supplies, along with CHristian discipleship to the expectant mother and her partner.

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OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD ——————————

Operation Chritmas Child is a Project of Samaritan's Purse, sending Christmas shoeboxes packed with toys, school supplies, and a copy of the Gospel to children around the world.

TEAM OR PLAYER SIGN UP:

Call or email the church with your player or team Information. Credit card Payments may be made by either calling the church or by opening the PayPal app and scanning the QR code to the right. LA Church Office: 770-479-3886 / lakearrowheadchurch@gmail.com

READING FOR THE AGES by

Jeanne Schwartz

Demon Copperhead | by Barbara Kingsolver |

This book is painful. I spent a lot of time wondering why I was reading it, why I was putting myself through the torment. But still. There is redemption – or the promise of redemption.

The book is an updated retelling of David Copperfield, and Barbara Kingsolver just won the Pulitzer Prize for literature for it, partially because, I think, it takes a special kind of bravery to take Charles Dickens’ most sentimental novel and write it again for today.

But it’s not a book for book club, unless your book club is extremely serious and willing to look at very tough subjects straight on for long periods of time.

Still. Powerful. There have been a ton of books written about the opioid crisis, about the Sacklers who engineered it and profited from it, and this book places the fictional Lee County at the heart of their initial targeting efforts to get the ball rolling, so to speak. Lee County, ”hillbilly country,” where to be there was to be known. “If Lee County isn’t that, it’s nothing.”

Demon’s life was doomed from the start. He was born in southwest Virginia in the late 1980s to a teenage mother who equipped herself for childbirth with gin, amphetamines and Vicodin. She had no idea how to care for him – or even any interest in doing so. Their trailer was as much a mess as her head. Demon said: “I asked mom one time how to fix the bed so it was covered up like you see them on TV, which she thought was dead hilarious.”

To escape Stoner, his mom’s abusive husband, Demon had his best friend Maggot next door. Until Stoner forbade contact between them. The torment of home didn’t end until his mother was sent to rehab for a long stint, and Demon became a ward of the state. Which is to say, as the New York Times book review put it, he undergoes a transformation from “boy” to “inventory.” Shuttled off on a string of foster care “families” who were in it only for the money and treated their fosters like slaves or worse. Demon spent years hungry, lonely and worked to the bone. His only refuge was drawing superheroes, and imagining the rescue they would undertake to save him. That, and dreaming and scheming about ways to see the ocean. A dream that a few times seemed like it was going to come true, but was consistently thwarted by circumstance.

Published by Harper

As a foster of the alcoholic football coach at the high school, Demon enjoyed a respite. He became fast friends with Angus, Coach’s daughter, and was given a chance to play football on the much - touted high school team, the Generals. His friendship with Angus lasted. Football didn’t, as a knee injury he suffered during a game got him hooked on opioids.

And from then on, the planning to procure, the machinations that were involved in procuring, the staging of the times when the drugs could be taken – and which ones and how much - became the central preoccupation of his life.

His only lasting salvation through the years was his drawing. He drew cartoons, panels, characters everywhere he went, and gained the support and understanding of a high school art teacher along the way who became one of his rare advocates. Even after he dropped out of school.

At his worst, he moved in with his girlfriend Dori, who was at least an enabler, if not the cause of his addiction to substances other than Oxy. She deteriorated into worse shape than Demon, at all times either passed out or shooting up. But he stayed loyal. “All she wanted in the world was to be loved. I had to think of her as my baby doll. You don’t blame a doll for slacking. You watch her pretty eyes open and shut. You tuck it under the covers at night.”

Excited to read this yet? But there is at least a form of redemption. Demon was a brave, beat-up striver who never lost a kernel of faith. He addressed challenges head-on: “This ain’t no hill for a climber. I’ve been doing this all of my life.”

And honestly, I can say that after finishing the novel, I am very glad I read it. It’s that good.

Purdue Pharma has been held at least partially accountable for the ravages of the opioid epidemic, but the carnage is out there, with Fentanyl now joining the party. For those who have been prescribed Oxycodone for pain after surgery, you’re more than likely getting a 5mg dose for a limited period of time. On the street, people buy 40s or 80s, with some ingesting 240mg a day.

Reinhardt Happenings

so much to do right down the road!

Visit The Funk Heritage Center

Open Tuesday-Friday: 9am-4pm and Saturday 10am-4pm

Visit Freeman Hill Library

Monday-Thursday: 8am-11pm | Friday: 8am-5pm

Saturday: 1pm-5pm | Sunday: 2pm-11pm

UPCOMING PERFORMANCES AT THE FALANY

Saturday, September 9th

Private Eyes - The Premier Hall & Oates Tribute

Friday, September 15th

Grains of Sand - Outdoor Concert

Friday, September 22nd

The Breakfast Club - Outdoor Concert

Friday, September 22nd - Sunday, October 1st

Fall University Musical Theater 2023 - Freaky Friday

Sunday, September 24th - Sunday, April 21st

The University Wind Ensemble 2023/2024

Saturday, September 30th

The Mad Hatters - A Tribute to Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers

tickets for general public go on sale 60 days prior to each performance at https://www.reinhardt.edu/falany/

The Hebrew Order of David presents

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