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Around the Neighborhood
Around the Neighborhood 3
Summer Skin 4
BOsS 4
Photo Contest 5
Calendar of Events 6
Go Green! 8
Swim Team News 8
Nuclear Safety 9
Personal Ads 11
Davis Lake Directory Form 12
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June 2008
9000 Davis Lake Parkway
704-596-6958
www.davislake.org Board of Directors Changes
The DLCA board of directors has accepted the
resignation of Brent Whittington, effective
May 1, 2008, due to job and family responsi-
bilities. Brent was elected to the board in
2007, served as president, and was instrumen-
tal in starting our volunteer program and get-
ting a reserve study for the community. The
board thanks him for his service.
With Brent's resignation, the board has voted
to appoint Betty Lee to fill his remaining
term. Betty currently serves, with her hus-
band Battey, on the Architectural Review
Committee and will now be our ARC Liaison
to the Board.
ARC Member Needed
Mike Orzech has taken a volunteer position on
a City Council Committee and has resigned
from the Architectural Review Committee. He
will be missed! His neighborhoods will now
be covered by Grant Smalle. This means there
is a position available. If you are interested in
serving on the ARC, please contact Ryan
Houck at 704-596-6958/ [email protected]
Congratulations Claire Fallon!
The next time you see Claire make sure you
congratulate her on her appointment to the
Committee of 21. This committee was formed
to bring people together to prioritize area road
needs, identify long-term funding options and
advocate for proposed funding. Claire is cur-
rently the Board President of Legacy at Davis
Lake and the President of the NorthEast Coa-
lition. Thank you for working to make a dif-
ference!
THANK YOUs!!!
Thank you to all of the wonderful volunteers
who walk the neighborhoods each month to
hand deliver the Communique!
Mannie Richards Mindy Bostic
Terri Smelser Robert Ault
Joe Morgan Kris Brodof
Missy Smith Julie Dail
BethAnn Calhoun Ann Feeburn
Elizabeth Hammond Sandi Howe
Lorie Kunstmann Karen Carroll
Isabel Griesmyer Judy Bielfeldt
Davis Lake Directory 2008
Louis Norton is taking on the task of creating
an updated Directory for Davis Lake. Please
help her out by filling in the form on page 12.
You can also email the information. Check it
out!
RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE
Friday, June 6th (see calendar for details) All
donors will be given an American Red Cross t
-shirt and may enter to win gift cards from
DaVinci's Pizza and Lowe's Food. All donors
will receive coupons from Lenny's Sub Shop
and be provided refreshments by Chick-Fil-A.
National Night Out
Volunteers are still needed to help plan and
prepare for the National Night Out on August
(Continued on page 7)
Cedar Management Group, LLC For General Community questions (to replace
Bobbie Kay Miller and Pat Patterson) use:
Paul Greiner or Tracey Hines:
For ARC application questions please use:
For compliance and/or violation issues use:
For community maintenance questions use:
Billing questions send email to
All emails to the above should identify the
senders' name, community name, and address
if applicable.
Page 2 Davis Lake Community Association
Ad Prices
The DLCA Communiqué is distributed to the 825 homes located in Davis Lake, Legacy
and Woodcroft. It is also available in PDF format at www.davislake.org. Advertisers
committing to three consecutive months of 1/4 page size or greater receive a 10% discount.
Business Card $30
Quarter Page $60
Half Page $125
Full Page $250
To place an ad, contact the editor at: communiqué@davislake.org
DAVIS LAKE COMMUNITY
ASSOCIATION
www.davislake.org
DLCA Board Members 2008
Terry Potts, President
Doug King, Treasurer
Tom Wolf, Secretary
David Comer, Member at Large
Betty Lee, Member at Large
To email all Board Members:
Legacy HOA
Claire Fallon, President
Woodcroft HOA
Susan Becknell, President
Ryan Houck, Community Director
704-596-6958
Charity Bradford, Communiqué Editor
communiqué@davislake.org
Cedar Management Group, LLC.
Mail: PO Box 26844
Charlotte NC 28221
Physical: 11515 Reames Road
Charlotte NC 28269
Office: 704-644-8808
Fax: 704-509-2429
Community Support Manager: Robert
Ervin
Architectural Review Committee
Woodbridge Commons/WB Place
Grant Smalle, President
Winterberry Ridge/Poplar Grove
Grant Smalle
Downing Creek/Nuttree Bluff
Dan Potts
Harris Glen/ Fortunes Ridge
Leigh Hoch
Crofton Springs/Chestnut Knoll
Battey Lee
Old Fox Trail/Bridle Ridge
Eddie Austin
Deer Cross
Laurie Lorio
DLCA Board Liaison
Betty Lee
Legacy HOA/ARC
Claire Fallon ([email protected])
Woodcroft HOA/ARC
Don Noe 895-3200
To contact the members of the ARC by
email, write to: [email protected]. Please
include your neighborhood or your prop-
erty address (such as "Deer Cross" or 123
Poplar Grove Dr.) in the subject line of
your message to help alert the proper ARC
member to respond to your message.
Meetings are held on the first Monday
of each month. There is also a log of ap-
proved projects on the Property owners
page of the website. Note: Legacy and
Woodcroft have separate ARC boards.
Interested in serving on the ARC? Contact
Grant Smalle at (212) 363-0017 for more
information.
If you are new to Davis Lake, or just haven’t been to the webpage, check it out! We
have tons of information available to you at www.davislake.org NOT .com. Please go
to the website and click on the Property Owner’s Site which can be found on the left
hand side of the screen. This will give you instructions on how to sign up. The prop-
erty owners site has information that only property owners can access, a list of ap-
proved ARC requests, Board minutes, etc. Once you have signed up for the Property
Owner’s Site, you will see instructions on how to sign up for the weekly Email Blasts.
These emails are great for last minute calendar changes or special events. It is easy! If
you need more help than is provided here, you can always email our webmaster, Hope
Hunt at [email protected].
Property Owner’s Website and Email Blast
Page 3 June 2008
Davis Lake 5k Walk Run
Saturday, May 10 was a beautiful morning for a 5K
walk/run through Davis Lake. Around 20 people par-
ticipated in the event—individuals, couples, families
and even a birthday slumber party!
If you participated and your photo is not here, I apolo-
gize! I was watching for the number stickers and may
have missed a few of you.
Everyone was a winner, but here are the top 3 Men and
Women participants:
Men:
1. Scott McCully
2. Paul Mierzura
3. Brian Senatore
Women:
1. Amy Mierzura
2. Heather Koz
3. Suzanne Bird
Breakfast was waiting for the
runners at the end of the 3.2
miles. Great job everyone!
Page 4 Davis Lake Community Association
Recently I practiced my driving skills at the NASCAR Speedway Park at the Concord Mills Mall. I was outside for maybe 30
minutes. It was a warm day so I wore a tank top. Since I didn’t plan on being outside for a prolonged period of time, I didn’t use
sunscreen (except on my face). When I got home I noticed that my shoulders were burned. I try my best to take care of my skin,
so I was a little disappointed that I didn’t take precautions. So it is time to remind ourselves of our summer skin routine.
Know how long it takes your skin to burn. Check which body parts burn faster and at what altitude you are at. I don’t rec-
ommend testing this often, but it really does help knowing.
Determine the SPF you need (at least SPF 15 for all skin). Take the amount of time it takes for your skin to burn and divide
by the minutes you plan on being in the sun. Also, check with your doctor or pharmacist to make sure any medications you may
be taking doesn’t make you more sensitive to the sun.
Cover up. The darker the clothing the better the protection. Also, wear sunglasses and a wide brimmed hat.
Apply sunscreen 20 minutes before going outdoors, even on cloudy days. Thrown out sunscreen older than 3 years.
Stay out of the sun from 10-4p.m.
Now, that we have made it through the winter ho-hum, it’s time to bask in the warmth of the sun. Let’s do it responsibly.
Caroline has a B.S. in Health and Exercise Science, is a certified personal trainer, and is the president of Traveling Trainers, Inc. Questions/
comments [email protected]
Trainer Tips and Tidbits Summer, Sun, and Skin By Caroline Richard
BOsS (Business Owners Spotlight) Wayne McNeil started his own business in October 2000, but has been in home improvement for
more than 25 years. He likes working for himself and enjoys the feeling of satisfaction after a job
well done. The best reward is a happy customer.
Wayne had been looking for a home in Davis Lake for about a year. He missed out on a couple
homes, so when the house off Chestnut Knoll became available, he moved quickly to make the deal.
He liked the fact that home owners in Davis Lake take pride in their homes and yards. He thought it
would be a good place to live--and it is!
Wayne used to have a vinyl siding company by the name of Carefree Exteriors. He eventually sold
his half to his partner. When it came time to name his new business he thought about the service that
he provides. One of his main products is a high end coating for all kinds of surfaces that is cost ef-
fective and virtually maintenance free. So he came up with Carefree Coatings as the name. His busi-
ness does inside/outside painting, windows and small wood repair jobs.
Wayne is single and most of his family is from N. Wilkesboro. He has often said that his single
status allows him to be on call 24-7. For more information about the services and what some of his
customers had to say about his products and performance, go to carefreecoatings.net .
Let Us Take Care of All Your Paint & Window Needs
For Homeowners looking for low maintenance we offer permanent liquid coating systems by Duralast and Simonton Replace-ment Windows, voted #1 by W. D. Powell and Associates.
Licensed * Bonded * Insured
Rated 5-Stars by Our Customers!
Call 24/7 704-921-8555 www.carefreecoatings.net
Page 5 June 2008
Davis Lake Photography Contest
Thank you to everyone who submitted pictures for the
photography contest. There was not a huge response, so
all entries received a free milk shake from Chick-fil-A,
and the two under 11 years old received a free hour of
play at Encouragym. Six people turned in several great
photos. Here are our favorites from each contestant. Be
on the look out for more of their pictures in the mast-
head of the Communique and on the website. Check out
the website to see these pictures in color!
Www.davislake.org
Kelly Robertson (20 and up)
Sarah Ramsey (20 and up)
Art Tamplin (20 and up)
Sarah Howe (8
years old)
Alesia Griesmyer (12-19) Kiah Bradford (10 years old)
Page 6 Davis Lake Community Association
Schedule of Events
Red Cross Blood Drive: Friday, June 6th 1:00pm- 5:30pm at
the clubhouse. To schedule your appointment go to
www.membersforlife.org/ cbsr/schedule Enter sponsor
code: 9014 or call Libby Bond 704-608-8974.
Cheeseburger in Paradise at Davis Lake Pool: Friday, June
6th, 6:00-7:30 Burgers, hot dogs and Brats, French fries,
corn on the cob and dessert. Price to be determined. Drinks
sold separately. Come for the food, stay for the movie—
―National Treasure 2‖ RSVP at www.davislake.org.
DL Swim Home Meet schedule: Tuesday, June 10th—
Skybrook—6:30pm, Thursday, June 19th—Wellington—
6:00pm, Tuesday, June 24th—Cedarfield—6:00pm. Re-
member that the pool will close at 4:00pm on Home Meet
days.
Spaghetti Dinner at the Dolphin Diner and Dive-In Movie:
The Dolphin swim team will be sponsoring a spaghetti
dinner on Friday, June 20th, 5-7pm. Costs are $ 5.00
adults, $ 3.00 children. See page 8 for more information.
Wine Tasting: Tentative date Wednesday, June 25th Watch for
email blast with more details.
Playgroup for Toddlers: Fridays 10:30am-12:30pm. This is
for children 2 to 3 years old at the clubhouse. Bring your
own toys. For more information contact Debbie Wiesler at
2008 Pool Hours of Operation:
Weekdays prior to June 11th (last day of school): 4:00pm -
8:00pm
Sun-Thurs: 11:00am - 8:00pm
Fri: 11:00am - 9:00pm
Sat: 10:00am - 9:00pm (Sat hours apply for July 4th and
Labor Day)
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2
ARC Meets
3 4 5 6 Blood Drive, Burger Night & Movie, Playgroup See Below
7
8 9 10
Home Swim Meet, see below
11
DLCA Board Meeting 7:30pm
12 13
Playgroup See Below
14
Flag Day
15
Father’s Day
16 17 18
19
Home Swim Meet, see below
20 Dolphin Diner and Dive-In
Movie Playgroup , See below.
21
22 23 24
Home Swim Meet, see below
25
Tentative Wine Tasting
26 27
Playgroup See Below
28
29 30
June 2008 Clubhouse Calendar
Page 7 June 2008
5th. Please contact Judy Phillips at 704-
658-5214 or [email protected].
Babysitting Co-op Openings available!
Would you like to go out without concern
over your child’s welfare? Join the Co-op.
Trade babysitting with other parents in the
neighborhood. It also saves you money,
because we exchange hours instead of
money. It is also a great way to meet other
Moms and children within our wonderful
neighborhood.
For more information, please contact
Betsy Breen(704-509-1454/
[email protected]) or Jodie Whit-
tington (704-598-8109 / jwhit-
"DID YOU KNOW" that if you have an
electronic burglar alarm system installed
within the city limits of Charlotte or the
unincorporated areas of Mecklenburg
County, it must be registered. The police
cannot respond to an alarm at your address
unless the alarm company has this number
when calling to request police dis-
patch. The application can be obtained by
going to CharMeck.org and search for
alarm permit.
2008 Pool Hours of Operation
Sun-Thurs: 11:00am - 8:00pm
Fri: 11:00am - 9:00pm
Sat: 10:00am - 9:00pm (Sat hours
apply for Memorial Day, July 4th and
Labor Day)
Weekdays prior to June 11th (last day
of school): 4:00pm - 8:00pm
Pool will close early when hosting Swim
Team Meets (4:00pm) See calendar for
Home Swim meets.
Remember: All Davis Lake residents need
to bring their Davis Lake ID when visiting
the pool. If you need to have an ID made
you may contact Ryan Houck, Community
Director at [email protected].
Guest Fee is $5 for non Davis Lake home-
owners (Guest Pass Punch Cards are avail-
able for $20 for 10 visits). If out of town
family is coming to visit, register them
ahead of time with Ryan Houck and they
will be added to the VIP Guest list and
admitted for free.
New Hucks Road School Name - Results
are in for the vote on the school name
and mascot. PENDING School Board Approval the
new name will be: Croft Community
School and the mascot will be the Colts.
A PTA Executive Board has been elected,
the results are:
Julie Hollis – President
Cindy Stauffer – VP
Terri Deal – VP
Juanita Harris – VP
Beth Ann Calhoun – Treasurer
Kathy Simmel – Secretary
Contact Julie Hollis at
[email protected] if you have questions
or would like to be involved with the new
school.
Please visit the web site at http://
pages.cms.k12.nc.us/hucksroad
New Security Codes
To prevent use by non Davis Lake resi-
dents and minors (weight room only), door
lock security codes will no longer be
posted online. New Security Codes for the
Tennis Courts, and Weight Room and after
hours bathrooms will be emailed only to
those who register and request them at the
clubhouse. New Codes went into effect
May 10, 2008. Please DO NOT share
codes with non-property owners! To re-
ceive new codes you must contact the Fa-
cility Manager to be added to the approved
list. [email protected] or during office
hours Tues-Fri: 10:30am-5:00pm Sat:
9:00am-1:00pm.
Also, please bring your Davis Lake Photo
membership cards when using the facili-
ties. If you do not have a Davis Lake
membership card, contact the facilities
manager. These will also be required for
pool admission.
Snack Bar Announcement
In an effort to cut down on the operating
cost for the pool and clubhouse this sum-
mer, the snack bar will not be available.
Pool patrons are welcome to bring their
own drinks and snacks, please no glass
bottles. The DLCA Board is considering
vending machines as an option.
(Continued from page 1)
Page 8 Davis Lake Community Association
Go Green! source: www.treehugger.com
This month’s suggestions for preparing
earth-friendly meals will turn you into a
greener gourmet in no time.
1. Make It Last—Choose cookware
and utensils that stand the test of time
and won’t have to be thrown away with
your leftover casserole. Go for stainless
steel or cast iron Although a bit of an
investment, a good cast iron skillet will
last for generations. Likewise, choose
sturdy utensils rather than cheap ones.
Buy high-quality knives that you can
sharpen by hand, and use long-lasting
cloth towels instead of paper.
2. Energy Smackdown: Gas vs. Elec-
tric—Many cooks prefer gas because
it's easier to control temperatures; it also
offers instant-on heat, and doesn't waste
much heat when the cooking is done. If
you're a gas devotee shopping for a new
stove, know that the lower the BTU
output, the more energy-efficient your
stove will be. With electricity, the most
efficient stoves are those that use induc-
tion elements, which transfer electro-
magnetic energy directly to the pan,
leaving the cook-top itself relatively
cool and using less than half the energy
of standard coil elements.
3 Energy-Efficient Cooking—Make
the best use of the oven as possible -
cook more than one thing at once, for
instance. For small dishes, using a
toaster oven, or reheating in a micro-
wave will also save energy. When cook-
ing on the stove, use a properly sized
pot for each of the stove burners, and
close-fitting lids whenever possible,
which helps in reducing cooking time.
Pressure cookers are another great way
to save energy, reducing cooking time
by up to 70 percent.
4. Buy Local—The food you bring into
your kitchen is just as important as the
gadgets and appliances you have there,
so buy local whenever you can. Food
miles have risen near the top of eco-
friendly food considerations, and the
fewer miles from farm to table, the bet-
ter. Whenever possible, we recommend
supporting a community supported agri-
culture (CSA) co-op, buying from local
farmers' markets or purchasing directly
from farmers themselves.
5. Bulk Up—Buy in bulk and cook in
bulk; just make sure you can consume
what you purchase and produce. Pur-
chasing from the bulk bins mean less
packaging, and fewer trips to the store,
and can also mean financial savings.
6. Waste Not, Want Not—Avoid over-
sized portions; if you are regularly
throwing food away then you are buy-
ing, and cooking, too much. Reuse
what you can, like old glass jars or bot-
tles, grocery bags, and packaging you
can't avoid. Recycle any and all pack-
aging that you can not reuse.
7. Green Kitchens Can Be Clean
Kitchens—There are plenty of natural
cleaning companies that produce non-
toxic, biodegradable, plant-based deter-
gents. You can also create your own
cleaning products using everyday ingre-
dients such as vinegar and baking soda.
8. Remodeling? Recycle—Making
your old kitchen work is the greenest
option, but if you need to upgrade or
replace, look first at salvage and an-
tiques. Look for kitchen fittings, floors,
paneling, and cabinets that have had a
previous life. If you’re trading things
out, be sure to offer them on Freecycle
(www.freecycle.org) or Craigslist
(www.craigslist.org) before kicking
them to the curb. There are plenty of
green options for new materials too.
Green countertops made of recycled
paper and yoghurt pots, to bamboo and
cork flooring.
Preparations for the 2008 Triad Swim Sea-
son are underway and coaches Morgan
Allen, Ashlee Brust, Kala Brust and Laura
Donato are laying the groundwork for a
successful season for a Dolphin team of
over 120 competitors, ages 5-18.
Swim team families should check
their swimmer’s folder every day for
important and current team informa-
tion.
In addition to long-time team sponsor
(and former Davis Lake resident) Dr.
David Paquette (Paquette Orthodon-
tics), the Dolphins are proud to an-
nounce that Chick-Fil-A of Davis
Lake has become our second major
sponsor. Shelby Hepler, owner/
operator has generously contributed to
the cost of providing a pool bag to all
swimmers in 2008! Thanks to his and
Dr. Paquette’s generous contributions,
the team will be outfitted with team
shirts and bags. Please support these
neighbor businesses who support the
Davis Lake community.
Practice schedule:
May 19th - June 9th Monday - Thursday
(evening practice); 5:30-8:00pm.
June 11th - July 11th Monday - Thursday
(morning practice) Time TBA.
Be on the look-out for your neighbor Dol-
phins selling tickets for the Spaghetti din-
ner and Dive-in movie (Ratatouille). All
proceeds will benefit team activities and
all foods, supplies and efforts will be vol-
unteered by Dolphin families. See calendar
for dates.
Dolphin Swim Team News
Page 9 June 2008
Nuclear Safety by Kathryn McLaughlin
Davis Lake is within the10-mile zone of the McGuire Nuclear
power plant and very nearly within the 10-mile zone for the
Catawba power plant. Those who live and work with in this
radius are subject to special consideration if there is an emer-
gency.
There is a siren on David Cox Rd. which will alert our residents
to an ―event.‖ There are four classifications of emergency for a
nuclear station:
Unusual Event-- for a minor problem, no danger to the
public
Alert--an event that reduce the station’s level of safety, no
danger to the public. State, county and Duke officials
would get emergency operations ready for use, if needed.
Site Area Emergency-event that could involve major prob-
lems with station systems. County officials would sound
the siren. Radio and TV stations would provide information
and instructions.
General Emergency-the most serious classification. Sirens
would be sounded. State and local authorities would take
action to protect the public. Radio and TV emergency alert
stations would provide information and instructions. Sta-
tions are 107.9 WLNK and 103.7 WSOC.
Sirens are tested on a quarterly basis. The remaining dates for
2008 are July 9 and October 8. Tests last three minutes. In an
emergency siren would sound repeatedly.
The Duke Energy web site provides detailed information re-
garding emergencies and preparedness in the following areas:
-radiation-get the facts
-emergency classifications, outlined above
-special assistance-if one has a special situation, let Duke know
beforehand
-sheltering and evacuation-location of shelters (ours is UNCC)
and items to bring
-services provided at reception centers/shelters
-agricultural information-effect of nuclear emergency on agri-
culture
-nuclear security-how Duke keeps each plant secure
-pet information-state health regulations prohibit pets in recep-
tion centers/shelters. Tips on providing for pets in an emer-
gency.
For information and maps see website: duke-energy.com and
select public safety tab
Downing Creek 5214 Downing Creek Drive DeFazio Family Deer Cross 9625 Deer Cross Best Family Old Fox Trail 4932 Old Fox Trail Blackwell Family Winterberry Ridge 5000 Foxbriar Trail Paratore Family Fortune's Ridge 9227 Pebble Creek Way Teachey Family Harris Glen 9726 Harris Glen Strader Family Crofton Springs 9108 Crofton Springs Ashcraft Family
Poplar Grove 5040 Poplar Grove Dr. Young Family Woodbridge Commons 4709 Poplar Grove Dr. Valerie Perry Woodbridge Place 9636 Whitewood Trail Stoll Family Bridle Ridge 9811 Steed Court McNeely Nuttree Bluffs 9537 Arborview Grossnicklaus Chestnut Knoll 5020 Chestnut Knoll Peters Family
June Lawn of the Month Winners
Jane E. Crock
Attorney at Law
Wills and Estate Planning
Available for Evening and Week-
end Appointments in Your Home
3216 French Woods Rd
Charlotte, NC 28269
704-597-7374
Page 10 Davis Lake Community Association
Nobody Knows the Neighborhood
Like Your Neighbor
Susan Zongker, Broker
Bridle Ridge
(704) 579-1655
2007 Five Star: Best in Client Satisfaction
Page 11 June 2008
Family Night
Every Tuesday 5:00pm—8:00pm
FAMILY NIGHT DATES IN JUNE:
June 3- Flag Day Activity
June 10--Officer Mike Travis, our community police officer
with CMPD will conduct a safety program for kids and adults!
Don’t miss it!
June 17--First Day of Summer Fun on the patio!
June 24--Games and family fun!
Other Dates:
Red Cross Blood Drive@ Davis Lake Clubhouse June 6th 1-
5pm! Come see the cow!
MOVIE NIGHT Friday, June 6 @ 8:15pm.
Father’s Day-June 15
SPIRIT NIGHT June 18-DL Swim Team! 5-8 pm! Come sup-
port your team!
First Day of Summer-June 21
NEW FOR KIDS (and Moms!)
STORY TIME @ CFA DAVIS LAKE!
Beginning June 5, every Thursday from 10:30-11am! Join Miss
Diane for fun with books!
Our team!
1st in a new series-Each month we will be introducing you to
our team. June spotlights our graduating seniors!
Our class of 2008 are:
Lindsay Welch Anna Porter
Tia Dotson Megan Bullock
Alicia Henderson Lauren Abernathy
Congratulations to you all! We love you,
we will miss you and we wish you all the best!
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING VERY CAREFULLY!
YOU WOULDN’T WANT TO MISS OUT ON A GREAT
OPPORTUNITY!
Are you looking for a fun way to express yourself and make
$$? If so, you may be a perfect fit to be one of our herd! As in
the Chick-fil-A cow!!! Call Diane @ 704-619-9911 to set up an
interview. You must be 15 years of age or older and have reli-
able transportation!
UPCOMING IN JULY!
FRIDAY JULY 11 IS COW APPRECIATION
DAY! BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR MORE
INFO. IN OUR STORE!
Chick-fil-A of Davis Lake Monthly “Moos” for May 2008 (704-596-2229)
This area is for free postings by Davis lake residents. All ads
must be for personal items to be sold, or items or services
wanted, and may be run for two months at a time. To place an ad,
email [email protected] by the 15th of the month.
For Sale: Gently used train table. We have all the pieces
and a few extra Thomas trains. All included - $75. Crib
Mattress (very clean) , with 3 sheets $15. Contact Andie at
704-509-5760.
Piano For Sale: Kimball console piano. Great condi-
tion. Needs to be tuned. $600. Call 704-509-6645 or email
Class Offered: Native Japanese speaker offering classes in
conversational Japanese to kids aged 5 to 8 years old. Con-
tact 704-999-8308 or email [email protected]
For sale TV $70, lamps from $15, sofa and chair $100,
DVD player $10, sun umbrellas $30, baby clothes and toys
(Gobble & Go Hippo $15, baby walker $5), baby Bjorn car-
rier $65, bottle warmers $10, expresso coffee maker $20,
hair dryer $10, humidifier $15. Call 704-906-2258
For Sale black Ford Explorer 2000 XLS. Runs great, no
rust. V6 with automatic transmission. Well maintained and
recent technical control. New tires. $6200. Rare Converti-
ble Fiat Spider 1981 automatic transmission. Pinnifarina
design. Newly restored. Over 10K$ in paint, tires, wheels,
interior, mechanical parts, engine cleaned. The 2 liter engine
has 96K miles on it. Very low consumption. - 10 gallons for
250 miles for town driving. No rust, nervous car very fun to
drive. It's time to get your top down for the next few months
at an affordable price. $11,400. Call 704-905-3414.
Personal Items for Sale
Page 12 Davis Lake Community Association
DAVIS LAKE DIRECTORY 2008.
It’s time for a new Davis Lake Directory and we need your help to ensure that the information included is correct. If you would
like to submit your preferred information for inclusion in the directory please complete the following form & return to the club-
house or email your details to [email protected] by Monday, June 16th.
If we DO NOT receive a form or email from you with your preferred information then your name will be included along
with the publicly listed telephone phone number for your address
If your number is unlisted & you do not submit your information only your name and address will be included.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
YES Please Include me in the Directory. ____________
NO Please DO NOT Include me in the Directory. ____________ check one
Name (s)____________________________________________________________________(homeowners only)
Address____________________________________________________________________________________
Phone Number _______________________ Email (optional) ___________________________________________
Business names can be included in a separate ―Yellow Pages‖ part of the Directory. Charge per entry will be $5.
Business Name ____________________________________________________________________________________
Business Category (eg realtor, financial advisor) __________________________________________________________
Business Phone ______________________ Business Email ________________________________________________
If you are interested in a larger business ad. or have any questions please contact