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Among those attending the Grand Winter Gala were Terry Lilly, Missy Chapman, Melody Pugh, Pat Hicks, Valerie Sell, Carol Ann Salcito, Cindy Gray, Cindy Verhoven, Ravelle Whitener, Denise Bernheim and Vicky Johoske. Photo by Deborah Seagle. For more photos, see pages 9-12.

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Moneta Garden Club members helped serve guests at the 2012 Fashion Show and Luncheon.

Moneta Garden Club event to feature Paris-style fashions The Moneta Garden Club’s annual Fashion Show and Luncheon will be held March 6 at noon. The theme is Paris in Springtime. This year’s event will be held at Bethlehem United Methodist Church, 13586 Old Moneta Road in Moneta (across from the Moneta/SML Library). Doors will open at 11:30 a.m. Guests will be served punch when they arrive. Club members, who will be modeling fashions from Talbots in Lynchburg, are

Sharon Jones, Rosemary Drennen, Anna Piatt, Carolyn Fink, Janis Hagen, Lori Hurt, Linda Bosiger and Linda McDonnell. The event is open to the public, and tickets are $20. Proceeds will be used for the club’s annual scholarship program. Each year, the club awards a scholarship to a graduating high school student. The award is based on financial need and academic achievement, with preference given to a student

who has chosen to follow a horticulture-related major area of study in college. A scholarship also is awarded to a middle school student to attend Nature Camp. For more information about the fashion show, call Marty Bowers at 297-0965. For information about membership in the club, call Joan Seifred at 719-2449.

Larry Jackson (left), manager of external affairs for Appalachian Power, presents a $25,000 check to Jeanne Fischer, president of Friends of Smith Mountain Lake State Park as Brian Heft, park manager, looks on. Members of the Friends group gathered in the Park Discovery Center to help celebrate the presentation of the grant, whose money will go toward the purchase of a 25-passenger pontoon boat that will be used for interpretive tours of the lake for park visitors. The Friends have been using an 11-passenger boat for tours, but because of the popularity of the program, a bigger one is needed. The estimated cost of the boat is $50,000.

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Buffer Landscape team collaborates with local landscapers

Melissa Hodgkinson of Fiddlehead Landscape and Garden Design in Roanoke; David Bower, Ken Henry, John Webb and Jay Reed of Seven Oaks Landscape in Glade Hill; Tim Tingler of Lakescapes Nursery in Union Hall; and Brad Moles of Willow Tree Nursery in Penhook met with SMLA members Jim and Denise Pilversack; Dick LeRoy; Jim Zink; Susan Cranson; and Meg and Rich Brager.

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The Buffer Landscape Advisory Service Team, which is sponsored by the Smith Mountain Lake Association, met Feb. 4 with several local landscapers and designers, who provided input on ways to assist property owners with buffer landscaping. BLAST members visited with 18 property owners in 2012 to advise on ways to create buffer landscaping, which helps protect and preserve the lake, and solve runoff or erosion issues. The team rewarded five property owners with certificates of appreciation for

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creating buffer landscaping seen as examples for others to emulate. The Buffer Landscape program is seeking property owners desiring to participate and requesting nominations for property owners demonstrating good buffer landscape practices. To participate or nominate a property for recognition, contact the SMLA office at 719‑0690 and request a response from the Buffer Landscape Committee. For more information, visit www.smlassociation.org. Submitted Submittedby byDenis Rich Brager Deane

The condition of Neptune, a 10-year-old saddlebred gelding with a club foot who was Lulu’s pasture mate, is improving, according to Patricia Muncy, president of Roanoke Valley Horse Rescue.

Starving horse put down Lulu, a spotted Appaloosa whose story in the Feb. 1 edition of Laker Weekly told about the horse’s struggle to survive after coming to Roanoke Valley Horse Rescue, was euthanized last week. Patricia Muncy, president of RVHR, said the horse had shown some signs of improvement since her arrival at the Hardy facility on Jan. 23. At that time, she was barely able to stand, Muncy said. “[Lulu] was just unable to overcome the difficulties of extreme starvation, despite the heroic efforts of our staff, volunteers and our veterinarian,

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Dr. Christopher Sumner with Large Animal Vet Service Rocky Mount,” Muncy wrote in an email. “We sincerely thank everyone who donated supplies, money, lent moral and prayerful support and visited Lulu.” Muncy said Neptune, a horse rescued at the same time as Lulu, is doing fine and putting on weight. Laney and Esel, two horses abandoned in Botetourt County, are the latest rescues in need of help, she added. For more information about Roanoke Valley Horse Rescue in Hardy, call 721‑1910 or email info@rvhr.com. — Laker Weekly

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Habitat, Christmas in Action groups merge Habitat for Humanity and Christmas in Action, two groups that have served the Bedford County community by providing housing for those in need, have merged in an attempt to better meet the area’s housing needs. While the objective of both groups is to provide adequate housing, Habitat is focused on families living in less-than-ideal circumstances. Christmas in Action has focused on current homeowners who cannot afford to make repairs on their houses. Under the new structure, CIA becomes the Critical Home Repair division of Habitat. According to Jim VanWinkle, interim president of Habitat, and Gardner Simpkins, former president of CIA, the merger will combine the strengths of the two organizations. “We felt that there was duplication in many of our efforts. The synergies of the combination will allow us to better focus our attention on our mission,” said Simpkins. “We need people with skills in the following areas: project management, materials management, purchasing, financial and strategic planning, accounting, and the like. Face it: We are a small business with the needs of any successful small business,” he added. The organization also needs volunteers who have skills in

the building trades or who are novices but know how to wield a hammer or a paintbrush. Part of the impetus for the merger is the move on the Habitat national level to take on the task of critical home repair. Habitat has constructed 14 new homes since its inception; Christmas in Action has made improvements to 270 houses. This year’s goals include building one new house and repairing 12. The target for repairs include doing six on the last Saturday in April as has been the CIA tradition and completing six others during the year. Because the average cost of a repair is about $5,000, the group is trying to raise $60,000 to meet this year’s needs. Donations are taxdeductible. The new board of directors wants to broaden its scope to include all areas of Bedford County, but to do so requires property on which to build. Land donated to the organization is tax-deductible at fair market value. For more information, call 5870280. Mail donations to Habitat for Humanity, P.O. Box 171, Bedford, VA 24523 with checks made out to Habitat for Humanity — Critical Home Repair.

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Sea Tow, celebrity angler team up Sea Tow Services International Inc., an on-water assistance provider, is partnering with celebrity fisherman Bill Dance. Sea Tow, which has had a franchise at Smith Mountain Lake since 2009, this year will sponsor the angler’s TV shows, “Bill Dance Outdoors” and “Bill Dance Saltwater.” Dance also will work with Sea Tow to help educate boaters and anglers about safe fishing and boating practices throughout the year. One of the oldest Lakerweekly.com

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SMAC Valentine’s dance The big-band music was provided by Let’s Dance, and dance they did at the Smith Mountain Arts Council’s Valentine’s dance on Saturday in the gym at the SML YMCA.

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A couple (left) dances to the music of Let’s Dance (above).

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The Friends of SML State Park Meeting This is a volunteer organization that assists the park with its educational programs and park maintenance, and provides special events for the community throughout the year. New members and visitors are welcome. Where: Discovery Center, SML State Park When: 9:30 a.m. Contact: 297-6066

Happy Valentine’s Day at Peaks of Otter Winery Come sit by the fire with us and taste. Where: Peaks of Otter Winery, 2122 Sheep Creek Road, Bedford When: Noon to 5 p.m. Cost: Free Contact: 586-3707, www. peaksofotterwinery.com “The Odd Couple” All-female version. Presented by the William Byrd Players. Where: William Byrd High School, 2902 Washington Ave., Vinton When: 7:30 p.m. today and Saturday; 2:30 p.m. Sunday Cost: $7 adults; $5 students and seniors Contact: 890-3090, cwebster@rcs.k12. va.us Log Home Show The Log and Timber Frame show displays all aspects of the log and timber industry. Where: Roanoke Civic Center, Special Events Center, Williamson Road, Roanoke When: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. today; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday Cost: $12 Contact: www.theloghomeshows. com, 854-5483

Today Wine and Chocolate Class at Hickory Hill Hickory Hill has partnered with SML’s chocolatier Stacy Noland of Stacy’s Sweet Spot. No reservation required. Where: Hickory Hill Vineyards, 1722 Hickory Cove Lane, Moneta When: 2 to 8 p.m. Cost: $15 per person; $25 per couple Contact: 420-7585

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Public Library. Where: Bedford Public Library, 321 N. Bridge St., Bedford When: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Cost: Prices vary. Contact: 586-8911, www. friendsofbedfordlibrary.org Paddy Dougherty Valentine Concert Bedford favorite will offer love songs. Where: Bower Center for the Arts, 305 N. Bridge St., Bedford When: 7:30 p.m. Contact: 586-4235, bowercenter.org

Story Time at Booker T. Washington National Monument Park rangers will read a different book focusing on stories related to Booker T. Washington’s lifetime. Where: BTW National Monument, 12130 BTW Highway, Hardy When: 11 to 11:30 a.m. Cost: Free Contact: www.nps.gov/bowa

The New London Ruritan Club Dance Featuring Neon Country Band. This is a non-smoking facility, and no alcohol or drugs are permitted on property. Where: 12411 E. Lynchburg-Salem Turnpike, Forest When: 8 p.m. Cost: $7 for ages 13 and older; $3 for ages 6-12 Contact: 525-1871

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Complete Health Improvement Program Co-sponsored by CHIP and the Lifestyle Medicine Institute. Reduce risk of heart disease, reduce BMI, improve sleep and more. Where: Rocky Mount Lifestyle Health Center, 350 Tanyard Road, Rocky Mount When: 6 to 8 p.m. Contact: 483-7775, chiphealth.com

Featuring Tom and Dave. Where: Anchor Family Restaurant, 6724 White House Road, Huddleston When: 8 p.m. Cost: Band donations accepted Contact: 296-0888 Winter Whites and Red Hearts Join us for complimentary wine tastings, winery tours and snacks. Where: Hickory Hill Vineyards, 1722 Hickory Cove Lane, Moneta When: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Cost: Free Contact: wine@smlwine.com, 2961393

Monday Caregiver U Series Finding and using resources. Where: Trinity Ecumenical Parish, 40 Lakemount Drive, Moneta When: 3 p.m. Cost: Free Contact: 721-4330, 297-5530, Tepnurse@smltep.org Moneta Garden Club Meeting Nonmembers welcome. Earl Morris,

a member of the Virginia Bluebird Society, will provide an overview of the decline and current progress in the recovery of the bluebird. Where: Bethlehem United Methodist Church, 13586 Old Moneta Road, Moneta When: Noon Contact: toddie1904@aol.com, monetahorticulture@gmail.com Life for One Get to know the YMCA by Mary Beverly from Bedford YMCA. Bring a lunch and drink. Where: Trinity Ecumenical Parish, 40 Lakemount Drive, Moneta When: 11 a.m. Contact: Tepnurse@smltep.org Parents of Preschoolers Support Meeting The Emmy-winning video “Stranger Safety” will be shown. Child care will be provided in the church nursery. Where: Trinity Ecumenical Parish, 40 Lakemount Drive, Moneta When: 10:30 a.m. to noon Contact: 721-1190 or 759-1068

GFWC Smith Mountain Lake Women’s Club Meeting With guest speaker Deborah Wargo, instructor of ATA Blackbelt Academy. Self-defense for senior citizens. Where: Westlake Country Club, 360 Chestnut Creek Drive, Hardy When: 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Cost: Free Contact: 296-1082

Tuesday and Wednesday Cultural Reflections Examining Art, History, Culture & the Humanities Sergei Troubetzkoy will illustrate examples of some creations touching on events that helped to generate interest in the American Indian. Where: Bower Center for the Arts, 305 N. Bridge St., Bedford When: 3 p.m. Cost: Free Contact: 586-4235, www.bowercenter. org

Thursday DAV meeting Meeting for DAV Chapter 60/Westlake. Auxiliary meets at 5:30 p.m., followed by DAV meeting at 7 p.m. All vets welcome. Where: Lake Auto, 210 Scruggs Road, Moneta When: 5:30 p.m. Contact: 352-8344 Continued on next page Lakerweekly.com

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Where: Franklin County High School Auditorium, 700 Tanyard Road, Rocky Mount

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Where: The Crooked Stitch, Rocky Mount

When: 7 to 9 p.m.

Susan Prillaman will encourage families to become more physically engaged by establishing positive walking habits while incorporating more water in their diets. Hosted by Bedford Public Library System. Where: Stewartsville Library and Moneta/SML Library When: 11 a.m. Stewartsville Library; 1 p.m. Moneta/SML library Cost: Free Contact: 425-7006, ext. 2150, dfisher@ bpls.org Moving Beyond Program Modes Camera Workshop Where: The Franklin Center, 50 Claiborne Ave., Rocky Mount

When: 6 to 8 p.m.

Cost: $10 adult; $5 children 4 to 12; children age 3 and younger free

Cost: $40 plus supplies

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Contact: 420-7129 Mark Trammell Quartet Concert Family Bingo Night

Southern gospel quartets.

There will be 20 games of bingo played. Prizes will be awarded. Concessions will be available.

Where: Halesford Baptist Church, 2485 Lost Mountain Road, Moneta

Where: Rocky Mount Elementary School Cafeteria, Rocky Mount

Cost: Free

When: 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Cost: $1 Contact: 483-9293

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When: 7 to 9:30 p.m. Contact: 719-1538

Feb. 25 Caregiver U Series Family dynamics and communication.

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Where: Trinity Ecumenical Parish, 40 Lakemount Drive, Moneta

When: 6 to 8 p.m.

Presented by the Little Town Players.

When: 3 p.m.

Cost: $20

Where: Little Town Players, 931 Ashland Ave., Bedford

Cost: Free

Contact: 312-4585 Tumbler Style Composter Workshop Come learn how organic material can be used as a soil amendment or as a medium to grow plants. You will build your own composter to take home. Where: The Franklin Center, 50 Claiborne Ave., Rocky Mount

When: 8 p.m. Feb. 22 and 23; 2 p.m. Feb. 24 Cost: $12 adult; $10 children 12 and younger Contact: 586-5881, www. littletownplayers.com Roanoke Boat Show

Cost: $75

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Contact: 483-5341, ext. 117

Where: Roanoke Civic Center

When: 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Beginning Sewing Classes A six-week-long class. Techniques, terminology, hand sewing, pattern reading and much more will be covered. Bring your portable sewing machine, accessories and manual to class. A supply list will be given at the first class. Where: The Franklin Center, 50 Claiborne Ave., Rocky Mount When: 6 to 8 p.m. Cost: $40 Contact: 521-8496 SML Pilots Club Bob VandeLinde to relate events leading to his latest book “Korea: Why We Were There, What We Were Fighting For.” Where: Moneta Community Center, Moneta When: 7 p.m. Contact: cwcessna@b2xonline.com Quilt As You Go Jacket Class Use your favorite fabrics and a sweatshirt to make a beautiful jacket.

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Feb. 23 The New London Ruritan Club Dance Featuring Country After Dark Band. This is a non-smoking facility, and no alcohol or drugs are permitted on property. Where: 12411 E. Lynchburg-Salem Turnpike, Forest When: 8 p.m. Cost: $7 for ages 13 and older; $3 for ages 6-12 Contact: 525-1871

Contact: 721-4330, 297-5530, Tepnurse@smltep.org Zumba Classes A 10-week aerobic workout course. Deadline is Monday. Where: Rocky Mount American Legion Building, Tanyard Road, Rocky Mount When: 6 to 7 p.m. Cost: $50 Contact: 493-3652

Feb. 26 Lunchbox Lecture “Road to Victory: The Untold Story of World War II’s Red Ball Express.” Author David P. Colley will discuss his book, which highlights the Red Ball Express, one of World War II’s largest logistics operations manned primarily by African-American soldiers. Where: Bedford Welcome Center, 816 Burks Hill Road, Bedford

Contact: 586-2862 SML Community Connection Hosted by the SML Chamber of Commerce. A time for chamber members and the community to meet and discuss ideas and issues with chamber representatives. Where: Franklin Center, 50 Claiborne Ave., Rocky Mount When: 9 a.m. Cost: Free

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Ongoing Tuesdays and Thursdays through Feb. 28 Winter Adult Reading Program To register, you may come to the main library adult circulation desk and fill out a registration form. You’ll receive a paperback book of your choice and a reading log. Read for prizes. Where: Franklin County Library, 355 Franklin St., Rocky Mount When: 6 to 7:45 p.m. Tuesdays; 10 to 11:45 a.m. Thursdays Contact: suemcguire@ franklincountyva.org

Through Feb. 28 ArtVisions Gallery Exhibit A group of 12 local artists from ArtVisions Gallery will display work at the Moneta/Smith Mountain Lake MOarts Gallery. ArtVisions members describe themselves as a family of artists working in mediums including oil, watercolor, acrylic and pastels. Where: MOarts Gallery, Moneta/Smith Mountain Lake Library, 13641 Moneta Road, Moneta When: Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Cost: Free Contact: 798-0313

Beat the Heat Cat Sterilizations Providing 100 cat sterilizations during February. Call to schedule an appointment. Available to all residents of Franklin County. Where: Franklin County Humane Society Planned Pethood Clinic & Adoption Center, Rocky Mount When: Tuesday through Friday, 7:45 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. Cost: $20 Contact: 489-3491

Through March 8 Friends of Ferrum College Art Exhibit Art collections from friends of Ferrum College will be on display in the E. Taylor Greer Gallery in Stanley Library. The Centennial Celebration will be a reception held to honor the artists and their works. Where: E. Taylor Greer Gallery, Stanley Library, Ferrum College When: Open during library hours Contact: (800) 868-9797

When: Noon Cost: Free; donations accepted Contact: 586-3329, www.dday.org Yoga with Kathy Graham Please RSVP. When: Bedford Central Library, 321 N. Bridge St., Bedford When: 6:30 p.m. Contact: 586-2862

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Where: Montvale Library, 11575 W. Lynchburg Salem Turnpike, Montvale

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