Lakemoor Hills

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Liriope/monkey grass

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I am looking for green monkey grass (non varigated) . If anyone is willing to share, please contact Cindy Brooks 865-964-6559

Need Volunteers for Tennis Resurfacing Project

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Think spring! Think outdoors!  Think tennis!  But wait!  Our community courts at Lake Hills Presbyterian Church are looking pretty scruffy and are becoming unsafe due to cracks and sand on their surfaces.  These courts are a valuable asset to our neighborhood and we need your help.  Plans are being made to have the courts re-surfaced and we are putting together a committee to help with this worthwhile project.  Please respond to Sue Humble at [email protected] or 679-5139 if you can help us out.  Also, please let us know if you are interested in joining a tennis league and/or participating in a free clinic.  Thanks so much for your interest and support!!  We look forward to hearing from you.

Stuart Worden, Kathy Unger, Sue Humble, and Diane de Ropp

DIG IN; BUY PLANTS; BEAUTIFY YOUR YARD AND YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD

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For decades, the Lakemoor Hills Garden Club has delighted in welcoming you to your neighborhood with beautiful flowers at Alcoa Highway and Montlake Road. Now with the welcome improvements to Alcoa Highway, we need to dig it.

You can dig your own Stella d oro day lilies , Dutch Master (King Alfred improved) daffodils, and Tahiti daffodils for $5/dozen. This is an honor dig. Each clump of day lilies will contain about 30 plants and each daffodil clump about 20. Count individual plants or bulbs or estimate your clumps. Please be generous, because we are. The lilies are at least $3/each retail and the daffodils $2/each retail. Dig, count your plants, be generous and mail or drop off your check to Lakemoor Hills Garden Club to Mary Cartwright, 4000 Maloney Road. If you want to be over-the-top generous, dig, don’t count and make a huge donation to Lakemoor Hills Resource Council for the Bluff Point improvements. Send or mail your check to the same place.

If you wish to wait and have me dig your plants, I’ll be happy to do so for $10/dozen beginning May 1. I’ll post another notice then.

Thanks for making your neighborhood a credit to us all.

Mary

Looking for a person who can weed our woods

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We are looking for someone who could spray/weed 6 acres of wooded property that we own. We are not looking to do landscaping, but instead keeping the woods in their natural state and keeping them clear of certain plants, such as poison ivy, English ivy, raspberry-like bushes, multi-flora rose, kudzu, honeysuckle, and similar invasive plants. We would appreciate it if any one could recommend a reliable person or company that could periodically do this job for us.

From the Beautification Committee

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Today is the opening day for the Dogwood Trail and the neighborhood looks beautiful! “Hat’s Off” to all of you for helping Mother Nature look her best with weeding, mulching, feeding, trimming, raking and planting. Everyone has done an outstanding job placing the welcome mat out for visitors and each other.

The Beautification Committee would like to recognize the three residences who have been selected for this year’s Appreciation for Natural Beauty. A sign designating this selection has been placed in their front yard and will remain for two weeks. They are:

Phyllis Walker and Mark Gately.   3512 Bluff Point

Fred and Fran Thomforde.              3616 Circle Lake

Charlie and Geri Mulligan.               3617 Blow Drive

Many thanks to these individuals!

Lakemoor Hills is a beautiful place to be in the Spring! Let’s enjoy it and each other!

April 12 Homeowner’s Meeting Agenda – Lake Hills Church – 7 pM

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LAKEMOOR HILLS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
“The Quiet Side of the River”
April 12, 2016 – 7 PM   Lake Hills Church
AGENDA
1.   Welcome:  Dick Graf, LHHA President
2.   Minutes:   Barbara Houchin, Secretary
3.   Treasurer’s Report:  Tom Ingram
4.   Welcoming Committee:  Geri Mulligan
5.   Guest Speaker:  Debbie Ailey, KUB Water Supply
6.   Nominating Committee Report;  Charlie Mulligan
7.   Lakemoor Hills Helpers:  Bob Proctor
8.  New Business:
  • Beautification Committee:  Sharon Gerkin
  • Tennis Court Resurfacing:  Diane DeRopp
  • Neighborhood Picnic:  Diane DeRopp  (May 21)
  • Social Media Sites:  Randy Kerns
  • Dogwood Trail Update:  Pat Shivers

9.  Next meeting – May 17, 7 PM

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