Lakemoor Hills

...the quiet side of the river...

Many thanks for making our annual picnic so successful

Many thanks for making our annual picnic so successful

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What a wonderful event our picnic was on Saturday, May 21st,  thanks to the support and participation of so many of our residents! The “head count” was about 175!  It is going to be difficult to recognize all of you who helped, and my apologies if anyone is overlooked.  Here goes an attempt. To begin with, a big thanks goes to Randy Fishman and his musicial group, “The Fish Skales”!  What a treat to enjoy such a talented group.  Another big thanks to Forrest Orr of Dean Smith Reality who sponsored the bouncy house.  Jim de Ropp did a great job with the signs, banners and tents with the help of Bill Terry, Chris Reagan, and Ryan Welch.  Site preparation was headed up by a very hard-working Randy Humble who was assisted by John Witherspoon, Tim & Cindy McLaughlin & kids, Bill Stoess, Charlie Mulligan, Dick Graf, John Haynes, David Gerkin, & Clay Aalders.  Lynn Kleinfelter did an excellent job preparing the tables and organizing the buffet with the help of Sharon Gerkin, Barbara Kincaid, Barbara Houchins & Ann Graf.  Drinks were provided by the Burrs, Haynes, Gerkins, & Proctors and Suzan Bowman did a great job ordering and picking up the chicken & providing the water.  Thanks to Linda Haynes, Rosemary Burr & Geri Mulligan for manning the welcome table.  Cheri Perry, Kim Overman and Ramona did a super job with the children’s activities.  Thanks to Pat and Alex Shivers, the kids had a great time riding their miniature horse “Debbie”!  The art display was wonderful thanks to Ken Pace, Sandra, Kathy & Bob Proctor, and Heather Whiteside.  Mike Parker and the Proctors also handed out emergency response bags after completing the training program.  The steel drums are always a big hit thanks to Randy and Leslie Kerns.  The car/boat display was quite a success thanks to Mike Parker and all who participated.  Thanks again to Bill Stoess for the ever-popular corn hole.  Thanks to everyone who brought plants for the “swap”, and many thanks to Flo Curtis, Steve, Annemarie and Annika Rasmussen & Cindy McLaughlin for manning the tennis project table.  Ryan Welch also was a big help with pubicity in taking photographs to send to The Shopper and posting the flyer on Facebook.  Of course, a HUGE THANKS goes to all of you who attended this fun event and brought all the delicious food!!! Also how wonderful it was to have so many pitch in to clean-up, move the tables & chairs, etc back into the church.  Wow, what a fantastic neighborhood we live in!  Once again, sincere apologies to anyone who was overlooked.  Have a great day!   Diane de Ropp,  Social Chairman LHHA

Knoxville Neighborhood Advisory – Vol. 9, No. 19 – Tuesday, May 17, 2016

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Knoxville Neighborhood Advisory – Vol. 9, No. 19 – Tuesday, May 17, 2016

Use the following link for the full pdf newsletter.

PDF Version: http://bit.ly/NeighborhoodAdvisory2016-05-17

 

  1. Calling All Acoustic Musicians
  2. Citizens Voice Views on Traffic Calming Program
  3. This Week: Save a Life: Learn Compression-only CPR
  4. Community Planting Day is Thursday at Chilhowee Park
  5. 100 Black Men Plan Gala to Support Youth
  6. Save the Date: Carpetbag Plans Youth Theatre Festival
  7. Neighborhood and Government Calendar

 

Published by the City of Knoxville’s Office of Neighborhoods to report news important to Knoxville’s residential neighborhoods.

IMPORTANT!!

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LOCATION CHANGE FOR TONIGHT’S HOMEOWNERS MEETING

Due to parking lot being sealed at Lake Hills Presbyterian Church, our meeting for tonight is being relocated to the North Campus of Sevier Heights Baptist Church. It is located right beside CVS on Alcoa Highway in the shopping center. There is plenty of parking and we are having an excellent presentation from the Knoxville/Knox County Emergency Management Agency.

See you tonight,

LHHA Board

DAFFODIL BULBS DUG AND READY FOR PLANTING

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Our garden club has 200 daffodil bulbs dug and ready to plant. We will deliver them to you for $10/dozen; or if you want to naturalize a large area, you can have them all for $150. These are top grade bulbs. If you want to buy them, call Mary Cartwright at 579-5617 or e-mail your order to [email protected]

You can still dig your own daffodils and lilies for $5/dozen in the garden at Alcoa Highway and Montlake. If you have already dug, please make your check payable to Lakemoor Hills Garden Club and mail to 4000 Maloney. Our digging seems to be greatly outdistancing our paying, so if you’ve already dug please make your payment.

Free Monkey Grass

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Free Monkey Grass/Mondo, non-variegated at Rivergate. Some already dug up.
Please call Marta Vandergriff 703-220 2310

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