►CHHA Information 2 ►CHHA Meeting Minutes 3 ►Community Day 5 ►Community Calendar 6 ►Fall Golf Classic 7 ►Contracts for Bid 18 ►Classified Ads 19 September 2002 With the anniversary of September 11 comes a renewed interest in keeping our homes and families safe. Please join PFC Liz Barrington, Crime Prevention Officer from the Fairfax County Police Department on Thursday, September 12 th at the CHHA Community Center. Officer Barrington will speak to our com- munity about crime prevention and the value of a Neighborhood Watch program. The presentation will begin at 7:00 PM. All Chan- tilly Highlands residents are encouraged to attend. Pamphlets will be available containing information on how to better protect your- self, your family, and your home. This is such a small commitment for such a large return. On September 12 th Neighborhood Watch Pre- sents CHHA CONTRACTS OPEN FOR BID! The CHHA Board of Directors is accepting bids for the positions of Common Ground Maintenance, Landscape Design, Landscape Main- tenance, Newsletter Editor, & Web- master. See page 18 for details! Residents of Chantilly Highlands are Invited to the Annual Chantilly Highlands Community Day on Saturday, September 7 th from 1-5 PM Community Center Grounds Fun for the whole family! See page 5 for details. Rain date Sunday, September 8 th , 2-7 PM The Fairfax County Code re- quires that all street addresses be clearly visible and readable from the street. In an emergency, precious sec- onds or minutes could be lost if po- lice, fire or rescue personnel are un- able to identify an address promptly. The Fire and Rescue Department has several recommendations: ♦ Curb numbers are useful, but parked cars can block them from view. Your primary numbering should be on your home. ♦ Be sure that shrubbery or long driveways do not obscure num- bers. ♦ Use block letters rather than script. ♦ Make sure numbers are large enough and contrast with their background. ♦ Illuminate numbers or use reflec- tive numbers. ♦ Be sure all numbers are posted at all times. Safety in Numbers!
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►CHHA Information 2
►CHHA Meeting Minutes 3
►Community Day 5
►Community Calendar 6
►Fall Golf Classic 7
►Contracts for Bid 18
►Classified Ads 19
September 2002
With the anniversary of September 11 comes a renewed interest in keeping our homes and families safe. Please join PFC Liz Barrington, Crime Prevention Officer from the Fairfax County Police Department on Thursday, September 12th at the CHHA Community Center. Officer Barrington will speak to our com-munity about crime prevention and the value of a Neighborhood Watch program. The presentation will begin at 7:00 PM. All Chan-tilly Highlands residents are encouraged to attend. Pamphlets will be available containing information on how to better protect your-self, your family, and your home. This is such a small commitment for such a large return.
On September 12th Neighborhood Watch Pre-
sents
CHHA CONTRACTS OPEN FOR BID!
The CHHA Board of Directors is accepting bids for the positions of Common Ground Maintenance,
Residents of Chantilly Highlands are Invited to the Annual
Chantilly Highlands Community Day on
Saturday, September 7th from 1-5 PM
Community Center Grounds
Fun for the whole family!
See page 5 for details. Rain date Sunday, September 8th, 2-7 PM
The Fairfax County Code re-quires that all street addresses be clearly visible and readable from the street. In an emergency, precious sec-onds or minutes could be lost if po-lice, fire or rescue personnel are un-able to identify an address promptly. The Fire and Rescue Department has several recommendations: ♦ Curb numbers are useful, but
parked cars can block them from view. Your primary numbering should be on your home.
♦ Be sure that shrubbery or long driveways do not obscure num-bers.
♦ Use block letters rather than script.
♦ Make sure numbers are large enough and contrast with their background.
♦ Illuminate numbers or use reflec-tive numbers.
♦ Be sure all numbers are posted at all times.
Safety in Numbers!
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The Highlander is a monthly publication for the residents of Chantilly Highlands. The deadline for articles, ads, and payment is the 15th of the month. Letters to the Editor must be signed for consideration. Materials received after the 15th will be considered for the following issue. Please email materials to [email protected] with The Highlander in the subject line or mail to:
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If the address information on this newsletter is incorrect or if you are new to the neighborhood and are receiving it as �current resident,� help us to update the community database. Contact Bradley M a t t h e w s a t b r a d [email protected], 3187 Kinross Circle, or 703-628-9929. Thanks!
CHHA Board Of Directors
Architectural Control Doug Fearson
Civic Affairs Jeffrey M. Parnes 703-904-0131 Community Facilities vacant Land Management Dan Feer 571-203-9558 Long Range Planning vacant Neighborhood Watch vacant Social Activities Diana Truitt 703-437-4480 Wendy Osborn 703-834-7978
Peg Heeter 703-742-8340 703-709-8487
Pat Terry 703-437-7116
CHHA Committees
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Highlander Information
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Visit our website at www.CHHA.org. Annual Meeting Proxy http://www.chha.org/theproxy
Community Center Rental Information 703-435-0736 Database Administrator Bradley Matthews 703-628-9929 Garden Club Virginia Hodge 703-318-9231 Newsletter Editor Corinne Graver 703-437-0723 Pool Pay Phone 703-707-8233 Resale Packages Doug & Denise Fearson 703-742-8340 Swim Team Chairperson Steve Bachman 703-709-7470 Tennis Courts Steve Edwards 703-742-3353 Winter Swim Contact Ellen Lidwin 703-736-0808
CHHA Numbers of Interest
President Barbara Mooney Architectural Control liaison
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Vice President Elizabeth Grasty Land Management liaison
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Secretary Jim Ceh Webmaster liaison
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Treasurer Jim Wright Database & Civic Affairs liaison
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Board Member Bill Wolff Community Facilities liaison
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Board Member Vicki Danoy Newsletter liaison
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Board Member Will Gregory Long Range Planning & Nghbrhd Watch
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Board Member Wendy Osborn Social Activities liaison
CHANTILLY HIGHLANDS HOMES ASSOCIATION Board Meeting Minutes
August 1, 2002
Meeting was called to order at 7:40 PM. The Board accepted the official minutes from the July meeting. COMMITTEE REPORTS: ACC: Committee will meet on Wednesday, August 7. There was a discussion on ACC policies and procedures. Treasurer: Six homeowners have not paid their 2002 HOA dues and four homeowners still owe late fees. Social Activities: The annual community day is scheduled for Saturday, September 7 with a rain date of Septem-ber 8. Details about the fun-filled event will be published in the September newsletter. Neighborhood Watch: In September, a Fairfax County crime prevention officer will visit the CHHA community and speak to residents about the Neighborhood Watch Program. Details and dates will be published in the Sep-tember newsletter. Long Range Planning: Nothing to report. Land Management: The contracts for common ground mowing/snow removal, landscape design, and land-scape maintenance were advertised in the August newsletter. Community Facilities; Mulch has been added to the playground equipment area. Several deteriorated play-ground deck platforms will be replaced. Newsletter: The position of newsletter editor has been advertised in the August Highlander. New Business: Community Girl Scout troop leader requested permission to hold a memorial parade in early September. Board approved the request. Meeting was adjourned at 9:40 PM for executive session.
Are you without a Chantilly Highlands Residential Phone Directory?
If so, come to Community Day, September 7th, and pick up the most recent copy!
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Well, the walk through is done. We are now compiling the results and we will get them published as soon as we can. As Wendy Osborn and I walked around our area we met several people who seemed pleased that we were out and looking around. I think we both got some new land-scaping ideas as well. On the whole the neighborhood looks really nice! We all appreciate your cooperation. We will be examining proposals for three contracts at the next board meeting. The first is for a new landscape design around the community center focused on the transformer and the sign. The second will be for the main-tenance of the landscaped beds by the community center and the entrances. The final contract will be for mowing and fertilizing. So keep your eyes open for the changes coming in the fall and spring. Cox Communications The contractor hired by Cox Communication (GDI) has recently finished putting in our new fiber optic cable. According to GDI we should already be hooked into it. Last time I looked the GDI crews had cleaned up pretty well. GDI will probably be back in the spring and through the summer making connections down the streets. I am trying to get the plans early so we can take a look and dis-cuss concerns before they become problems. The GDI project manager does not believe that Cox has permits yet and the permits specify where the digging will happen. Dominion Virginia Power Contractors for Dominion Virginia Power have been digging a rather substantial ditch through the front yards of several residents by the north Kinross Circle entrance. This is the scope of the project. DVP is burying an 8 inch conduit that will house the main power line running around Kinross Circle. The whole line is not being re-placed just the trouble areas where bedrock is close to the surface. By the time you read this the work may even be done, although certainly the lawns will not have grown back. General Information GDI and DVP both buried conduit which means that the next time a line needs to be replaced, the old one will be pulled out of the conduit and a new one will be pushed in. No ground should need to be disturbed. The green-topped vaults installed by GDI are necessary so access to the cable junctions is available. The GDI representative
tells me that some of the vaults will actually be buried a few inches under the ground and sod placed on top of them. The contractors that utility companies use are re-quired to notify residents in advance of any work that would disturb the yard. If you do not receive a notice that probably means that your yard is not affected. If you do receive a notice, please let Land Management know so we can keep an eye on our common grounds. Contractors are also responsible for restoring your property to your satisfaction. This does require us to be reasonable. If seed or sod is used to restore the lawn, it is probably in our best interest to be willing to water when necessary. Finally...Contact information: These are the people paid to listen to us when their contractors do not live up to our expectations. Dominion Virginia Power Project Manager - Richard Calloway - 703-359-3376 Cox Communication Project Manager - Greg Heisler - 703-313-6489 If you see anything out there that you think I should know about. Please don�t hesitate to call or email me (571-203-9558 or [email protected]).
Land Management Update By Dan Feer
Concerned about the challenges, great and small, your children face as they go to school? Consider a ministry with a simple purpose: prayer. Moms In Touch International (MITI) is an interdenominational, non-profit organization in which two or more moms meet together for one hour each week to pray for their chil-dren and their schools. There are over 80 groups of moms in Fairfax County who are already meeting. We currently have groups for Franklin MS, Carson MS, Chantilly HS, Greenbriar West, TJHSST, and even one for moms of college students. We would also love to help a new group start for Oak Hill Elementary. If you would like to learn more about this ministry, you can contact one of the below residents at: T a m m y T a u r a � 7 0 3 - 4 7 1 - 1 2 8 7 � [email protected] Diane Atkison - 703-471-8290 - [email protected]
Moms In Touch By Tammy Taura
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Start your day with Chantilly Highlands� very own farmers market. Farm fresh Virginia-grown produce will be sold along with fall annuals and plants. Jerry Osgood from The Lobster Claw will be sell-ing fresh shrimp and Maine lobster. These are the same vendors many of you know from our local farmer�s markets. What a treat! Please come and support this wonderful market.
Farmers Market & Bake Sale Community Day, Saturday,
September 7th 8-11 AM
Community Day
We are in need of additional volunteers who would like to help with community day set up, decorating, working booths, and breaking down booths. If you can donate an hour of your time, please call Wendy at 703-834-7978. Thank you!
Come join us Saturday, September 7th from 1-5 PM. A day with family, friends, neighbors-community!
A terrific festive day has been planned and could not be possible without the volunteers and generous support of community sponsors. This year you can look forward to a rainforest reptile show, tie dye t-shirt booth, teen basketball shooting contest, miniature golf, carnival games, face paint-ing & temporary tattoos, moon bounce & aqua slide, a roving clown, contests, and prizes. There are even more surprises. We have planned a variety of exciting activities and games for toddlers, teens, and
adults. Music will be by the wonderful Kaz-1 DJ. Come picnic on the community lawn or use the umbrella tables. You can purchase grilled hamburg-ers & hotdogs, chips, and sodas. We will also have ice cream, popcorn, snow cones, and candy. Tickets will be sold for food, games, and activities. September 7th is sure to be an immense fun-filled day for family, friends, and neighbors with a special focus on our community. Please mark your calendars and join us.
Cox Communications Sponsors Child ID Program Kits FREE to Community
At our Community Day on Saturday, Septem-ber 7th, we will be offering child identification kits at no charge due to the generous support and spon-sorship by Cox Communications. All residents with children and teens are encouraged to participate. The ID kit contains identifying information such as name, age, eye color, medical information, next-of-kin, photograph, fingerprints, dental records, and hair sample for DNA record. The Virginia State
Police will offer fingerprinting and digital photo-graphs that will be ready for you the same day. This is an invaluable identification document for your home records providing you easy access to vital information in the event of an emergency. To reserve a kit for your child please contact Diana Truitt at 703-437-4480 or email [email protected].
It’s Not Too Late!
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The Fairfax Connector is now offering free fares with free transfers on 12 routes throughout the Dulles corridor. Included in the free fares is the Chantilly High-lands route 929. The free fares are expected to remain in effect through June 2003. Route 929 has numerous stops along Kinross Circle with 9 runs in the morning and 9 runs in the afternoon/evening, usually 30 minutes apart. The 929 route buses provide a comfortable and relaxing ride, with air-conditioning and heat, and are usually nearly empty, all now completely free of charge. What a deal! You can leave your car at home while sav-ing money, lowering your stress, and helping lessen con-gestion and car emissions. The 929 route terminates at the Herndon-Monroe Park & Ride, where you can trans-fer for free to other bus routes, including the West Falls Church Metro express route 980. Information about the free fare program along with route schedules and maps can be found on any of the buses, at the Herndon-Monroe Park & Ride, or at the Fairfax Connector website http://www.fairfaxconnector.com.
Fairfax Connector Bus Now FREE!
By Paul Pinocci
Community Calendar Septem-
ber Time Event
Thurs. 5 7:30 PM Board of Directors Meeting
Fri. 6 4:00 PM Community Day Meeting
Sat. 7 1-5 PM Community Day!
Sun. 8 2-7 PM Rain Date for Community Day
Sun. 15 Deadline for next Highlander
Tues. 24 7:15 PM Garden Club Meeting
Sun. 1 12-8 PM POOL OPEN
Mon. 2 11 AM- 9 PM
POOL OPEN-Last Day Labor Day!
Tues. 3 7:30 PM Architectural Control Meeting
Wed. 4 7:30 PM Community Facilities Meeting
Thurs. 12 7:00 PM Crime Prevention Presentation
Sat. 14 9:00 AM Adopt-A-Spot Clean Up
In Fairfax County, where residents have a reputa-tion for being active in community groups and PTAs, there were more than 400 Neighborhood Watch groups before September 11. Many neighborhoods including Chantilly Highlands have a renewed interest in the program since Attorney General John Ashcroft announced in March he was recruiting Neighborhood Watch members nationwide to help detect terrorists.
�What this did is refocus attention on Neighbor-hood Watch,� said Josh Brown, president of the Vir-ginia Crime Prevention Association and former Fairfax police officer. �People who took the program for granted are putting resources in to shore it up.�
�Obviously the safest communities are those where the citizens take an active part,� said John Marshall, Virginia�s secretary of public safety.
So, to bring our community up to speed, the Neighborhood Watch Committee is hosting PFC Liz Barrington, Crime Prevention Officer from the Fairfax County Police Department at 7:00 PM on Thursday, September 12th, at the CHHA Community Center. Her presentation will focus on rejuvenating the Neighbor-hood Watch Program in Chantilly Highlands and keep-ing our homes safe. Please come out and show your support.
A Renewed Sense of Duty For Neighborhood Watch
Quotes from The Washington Post
At last months teen pool party over 50 wonderful teens came together to enjoy the party, pizza, and pool. The youth met new neighbors, socialized, and some even signed up to help at the upcoming community day! Swimming the last hour illuminated only by the lights in the pool was the teens favorite part of the warm, tropical evening.
Teen Pool Party
Refinancing?
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Attention All Golfers! The CHHA Annual Fall Golf Classic will be held on Monday October 14, 2001 (Columbus Day) at Penderbrook Golf Course in Fairfax. Tee times will begin at 9:00 AM. This year, CHHA will take on Franklin Farms in a friendly neighborhood competition. Women are en-couraged to participate, too!
SEPTEMBER PROGRAM FEATURES ASIAN CULINARY GARDENS
Join the Chantilly Highlands Garden Club on Tuesday, September 24, to tour an Asian culinary gar-den in our own neighborhood courtesy of the owners of the Yu Shiang restaurant. We will have an opportu-nity to see and hear about the types of vegetables and herbs grown as well as methods for collecting and stor-ing seeds. Following the garden tour, our own Rose-mary Than will lead us in an Asian cooking session. PLEASE NOTE DIFFERENT MEETING LOCATION! For this meeting only, please arrive at Barbara Em-ery�s house (3032 Jeannie Anna Court, by the stop sign at the corner of Amy Way and Jeannie Anna Court) by 7 PM � rain or shine. From there, we will walk to the culinary garden tour (weather permitting) and return to Barbara�s home for the cooking activities. For more information, please contact Virginia Hodge at 703-318-9231.
Chantilly Highlands Garden Club Fall 2002 Schedule
Sept 14 Adopt-A-Spot (meet at Starbuck’s) 24 Asian Culinary Gardens (note different meeting loca-
tion) Oct 29 Using Bulbs � Daffodil Society Fall perennial/bulb exchange Nov 2 Adopt-A-Spot (meet at Starbuck�s) 26 Shrubs for Topiaries and Containers (tentative) Dec 4 Working Meeting Part A � prepare swags and
wreaths for entrances Dec 7 Working Meeting Part B � Hanging holiday greens at the entrances All meetings are held at the Community Center at 7:15 PM, EXCEPT for this month on September 24th where we will meet at Barbara Emery�s home at 3032 Jeannie Anna Court. For more information, please con-tact Virginia Hodge at 703-318-9231.
Chantilly Highlands Garden Club
By Virginia Hodge
Bag the Trash! Saturday, September 14th at 9 AM
Neighborhood
Clean Up!
Join your neighbors for the �quarterly� clean up of Stone Heather Drive. Meet at Starbuck�s in the Frank-lin Farm Shopping Center. Donate an hour to make Chantilly Highlands litter free! Safety vests will be provided by the Garden Club. Gloves are suggested.
Sponsored by the Chan-
tilly Highlands Garden Club and Fairfax County�s
Adopt-A-Spot Program.
Contact Liz Grasty at
703-904-8151.
Sign your team up by September 30th. Con-tact Lawrence Shorten at 703-435-7760 or L a w [email protected].
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Toad Repents
Clarissa: Who is the insensitive toad that inaccurately and incompletely pub-lished the Herndon Olympic results in last month�s Highlander?
Answerman: That would be me. Please forgive me. As men go, I am relatively sensitive, just inaccurate in said situation. In my defense, I had to go through 1,000 names over 38 pages with a highlighter looking for all the Dolphins� swimmers who finished in the top 12. One of the pages was miss-ing in the copy I was given, and it was down hill from there. My children�s school seldom puts out a correct honor roll the first time, and that is put out by women with above average educa-tions. Not that that is any excuse for my personal failure in this instance.
Clarissa: Just what are you going to do about it Mr. Sensitive?
Answerman: I am going to list the oversights.
Clarissa: Are you going to get it right this time?
Answerman: Boy, I sure hope so. If not, I will turn it over to a woman.
Clarissa: Did the swim team do any-thing else that was a big deal?
Answerman: Yes of course. We fin-ished the season in 2nd place in our division with a 4-1 record. Our 13-14 age group boys team of, Steve Con-nor, Chris Giovinazzo, Nick Larry, Jason Long, and Brad Siragusa were undefeated. I think that is a big deal.
Clarissa: Did you get their names right?
Answerman: I sure hope so. Additional Herndon Olympic Place-ments: 11-12 Boys Brian Carle-breast: 11th 11-12 Girls Erin Nichol-back: 8th Carmen Lucas-back: 11th
Herndon Olympics The Answerman
Congratulations to our graduating senior Kelly Danoy! Thank you for your dedication to the team. Good Luck at Virginia Tech!
2002 Divisional Trophy Winners-The 13-14 Boys Team brought home the division title for the Dolphins. Congratulations (left to right) Jason Long, Nick Larry, Christopher Gio-vinazzo, Brad Siragusa, and Steve Connor.
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The Chantilly Highlands Dolphins Swim Team will once again hold it�s Winter Swim program at Oak Marr Community Center. Head Coaches Terri and Bill Mar-lin will be reinforcing stroke technique and building up the endurance of our swimmers each Saturday evening from 6:00 to 7:00 PM. This has been a great way for many swimmers to improve their strokes and build up their confidence in the water.
The winter season will begin in mid-September and go until the middle of May. The Dolphins will have sev-eral lanes which can accommodate a limited number of swimmers. A number of the Dolphins improved their overall times by taking advantage of this terrific oppor-tunity. Time in the water does count! Call Ellen Lidwin at 703-736-0808 for more details.
2002 Team Record Breakers
NEW RECORD OLD RECORD Type Event name Date Time Name(s) Date Time Name(s) ---- ---------- ---- ---- ------- ---- ---- ------- Team 13-14 BOYS 50M FREESTYLE 07/09/2002 27.85 CHRISTOPHER GIOVINAZZO 06/16/2002 29.75 STEVE CONNOR Team 13-14 BOYS 50M FREESTYLE 06/16/2002 29.75 STEVE CONNOR 07/15/1997 29.95 TOM ASUNCION Team 13-14 GIRLS 50M FREESTYLE 06/29/2002 29.84 KELLY POULSEN 06/29/2002 30.06 PJ NABER Team 13-14 GIRLS 50M FREESTYLE 06/29/2002 30.06 PJ NABER 08/04/2001 30.41 KELLY POULSEN Team 13-14 BOYS 50M BACKSTROKE 07/09/2002 34.68 STEVE CONNOR 07/10/2001 34.91 K.C. O'MALLEY Team 11-12 GIRLS 50M BREASTSTROKE 08/03/2002 42.09 LAUREN BACHMAN 07/21/2001 42.87 PATRICIA NABER Team 13-14 BOYS 50M BUTTERFLY 07/20/2002 30.29 CHRISTOPHER GIOVINAZZO 07/11/2000 33.78 MATTHEW SIRAGUSA Team 15-18 BOYS 50M BUTTERFLY 06/29/2002 30.37 CHRISTOPHER GIOVINAZZO 07/22/2000 31.97 TOM ASUNCION Team 11-12 GIRLS 200M MEDLEY RELAY 07/20/2002 2:36.38 A. MCGRATH 06/29/2002 2:37.27 E. NICHOLS E. CONNOR L. BACHMAN L. BACHMAN T. KING TANA KING CARMEN LUCAS Team 11-12 GIRLS 200M MEDLEY RELAY 06/29/2002 2:37.27 E. NICHOLS 07/15/2000 2:37.31 P. NABER L. BACHMAN A. ASUNCION T. KING K. POULSEN CARMEN LUCAS MEREDITH BACHMAN Team 13-14 BOYS 200M MEDLEY RELAY 07/20/2002 2:17.28 J. LONG 06/24/2000 2:26.52 K. O'MALLEY B. SIRAGUSA B. MOONEY C. GIOVINAZZO M. SIRAGUSA STEVE CONNOR GEOFFREY OLIVERIA Team 13-14 GIRLS 200M MEDLEY RELAY 07/20/2002 2:26.61 P. NABER 06/30/2001 2:28.86 E. MEADER E. THOMAS P. NABER T. SAUNDERS M. GARDNER KELLY POULSEN KELLY POULSEN Team 15-18 BOYS 200M MEDLEY RELAY 06/29/2002 2:20.38 B. MOONEY 07/21/2001 2:24.15 K. O'MALLEY N. SAUNDERS G. OLIVERIA M. SIRAGUSA B. MOONEY JASON LONG TOM ASUNCION Team 15-18 GIRLS 200M MEDLEY RELAY 07/06/2002 2:25.40 M. SARASUP 07/08/2000 2:26.85 M. SARASUP K. DANOY K. DANOY M. GARDNER M. GARDNER M. GRACE KINGDON GRACE KINGDON Team MIXED AGE 200M FREE RELAY 06/29/2002 2:08.28 K. MCKINSTRY 06/30/2001 2:08.60 L. BACHMAN P. NABER K. POULSEN M. SARASUP M. SARASUP TANA KING PATRICIA NABER Team 13-14 BOYS 100M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 07/27/2002 1:13.90 CHRISTOPHER GIOVINAZZO 06/28/2002 1:17.55 STEVE CONNOR Team 13-14 BOYS 100M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 06/28/2002 1:17.55 STEVE CONNOR 07/05/2000 1:17.60 MATTHEW SIRAGUSA Team 15-18 BOYS 100M INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 07/22/2002 1:14.87 MATT SIRAGUSA 07/20/1991 1:15.76 SCOTT WALKER TOTAL NUMBER OF RECORDS BROKEN FROM 02/01/2002 TO 12/31/2002: 32 with some swimmers breaking their own record.
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Potomac Inline Hockey – Come and Have Fun By Lew Blum
Did you know that there is an inline roller hockey league just a few minutes from Chantilly Highlands? Potomac Inline Hockey, Inc. sponsors roller hockey for all ages and abilities. PIHI operates out of Planet Splash and Play and offers leagues beginning at the U8 (eight years old and under), U10, U12, U14, and Adult level. JV and Varsity High School teams participate as well. The house leagues are available for skaters with all abili-ties and there is even a travel program for the more skilled participants. In fact, the travel team has just fin-ished a highly successful summer season. On July 19-20th at the Virginia Commonwealth Games in Roanoke, the U12 team came away with the gold medal! You may have seen them in the Washington Post on August 4th as the �Team of the Week.� The following week at the 2nd Annual Busch Gardens Shootout in Williamsburg the U12 and U10 teams each took second place while the U8 team won their age group championship. And to cap the summer travel season on August 3rd and 4th
at the Susquehanna Summer Showdown in Harrisburg, PA, the U10 team came away victorious. So join the fast growing sport of roller hockey. Here are some de-tails:
· C h e c k o u t l e a g u e i n f o a t www.potomachocky.com
· All new players must participate in evaluations on September 3rd, 4th, or 5th depending on age group
· Registration will be extended (no late fees) for all CHHA members due to the timing of the newsletter mailing.
· For more information or questions call Lew Blum at 703-435-5990
Remember � Player evaluations are September 3rd, 4th, and 5th so if you�re interested act now!!
Vogues Finish Number 4 Again By Roger Furr
The 11 and under Potomac Valley Vogues National basketball team, which is comprised of girls from Chan-tilly, Vienna, and other parts of Fairfax County, finished 4th in the nation at the AAU basketball championship held in Kingsport, Tennessee between 28 June and 5 July. The AAU tournament begins each year with a local qualifier and the top teams from each region advance to the championship tourney. Beginning on 28 June, over 75 teams from across the country competed for the 11 and under girls champion-ship. The Vogues made it to the Final 4 for the second consecutive year. Chantilly Highlands resi-dent Melissa Furr (seated 2nd from left) is a member of the U11 Vogues. Congratulations to Melissa and the entire Vogues team for a very suc-cessful year!
If you are interested in learning more about the Vogues or AAU basketball please visit the Vogues web-site at www.voguebasketball.com.
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Parts & Labor of Timing Belt Replacement
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3043 Centreville Rd., Oak Hill Intersection of McLearen Rd. & Centreville
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Home Refinancing: Rates as low as 4.0%
♦ All types of loans available ♦ 100% financing, quick closings. ♦ No income, no asset, no job loans. ♦ New programs: Compare these two loan options:
$200K (30 year fixed) at 6.75% = $1297/month $200K (Interest only) at 4.5% = $750/month
♦ Chantilly Highlands residents: FREE credit report (Up to $60 value) & $50 off appraisal
♦ Permanent Resident Alien financing available ♦ Excellent service. ♦ Home improvements (Update appliances, hardwood floors, etc.)
Pegge Caccavari 703-628-1792
Tim Tieff 703-346-5895
Brookstone Mortgage Inc. 6667A Old Dominion Drive
McLean, Va. 22101 (O) 703-749-7997
Air Conditioning or Heating PROBLEMS? Prompt Same Day Service � Sales � Service � Installation
We Service and Install ALL Makes and Models
INSTALLATION SPECIAL
We will beat any written esti-mate by a local contractor for
a replacement of your A/C unit, Heat Pump or Furnace*
*certain restrictions apply
703-471-7774
Chantilly Highlands Owner/Operator
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Clay Café ad
Cedar Run Community Church will be holding a FREE Fall Fair
on Sunday, September 15th from 10:30 a.m. � 3:30 p.m.
at Waples Mill Elementary School. The school is located at 11509 Waples Mill Road in Fairfax, near Fair Oaks Mall. The Fair is designed to be a great afternoon of
fun for families with kids of all ages. All attractions, events and food are FREE!
Fairfax County Public Schools Oak Hill Elementary School Attendance
703-467-3500 703-467-3535
Benjamin Franklin Middle School Attendance
703-904-5100 703-904-5240
Chantilly High School Sub-school 1 attendance Sub-school 2 attendance Sub-school 3 attendance Sub-school 4 attendance Sub-school 5 attendance Academy attendance
♦ Plumbing & Gas Work ♦ Service Work ♦ Renovations
♦ Water Heaters ♦ Gas Logs
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Half page Danny Samson Ad
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For household painting, services and
repairs, call a company you trust!
$ Drywall repair
$ Pressure wash siding & decks
$ Deck staining & sealing
$ Wallpaper removal
$ Finish Basement
$ Screen door installation
$ Interior changes
$ Carpentry and minor wood repair
Call for a cost-free estimate!
Bert Peters (Owner) 703-787-4637
1207 Terry Lynn Court, Herndon, VA 20170
Classic Painting has built a solid reputation for consistently providing quality painting and home maintenance services at competitive prices. Join the large group of satisfied Homeowners in Chantilly Highlands.
Lawn Services, Inc.
3500 Lillard Court Fairfax, VA 22033
Let Shamrock take care of your lawn and landscaping needs.
Mowing, Edging, Mulching,
Fertilizing & Planting
In business 12 years�8 years of maintaining Chantilly Highlands.
Our Prices Can�t Be Beat!
FREE estimates 703-742-6250
(703) 742-6250
KIRK BRENNAN, Owner Certified Arborist #MA-4016
South Riding Speech Ad
218 Holden Drive Manassas Park, VA
20111
703-393-8861
HENN Baskets and Pottery
Are you interested in entertaining, decorating, and organizing with HENN Baskets and Pottery; in Hosting a Henn gathering; or becoming a Henn
consultant, please contact Mary Lou Daly, HENN Consultant at 703-834-1710 or
Newsletter Editor: The Board is accepting bids for the position of editor. The editor creates and arranges for printing and distribution of the community news-letter on a monthly basis. Services include maintaining and soliciting advertisers and re-cording funds received; gathering newsworthy materials, calendar of events and meeting min-utes; attending community events and taking pictures; obtaining crime reports; submitting completed publication to a Board liaison for re-view; providing content to the webmaster; and adhering to the Association policy regarding the position. Interested parties may contact the Board liaison, Vicki Danoy, at 703-437-7375 for a copy of the job description.
Webmaster: The Board is seeking a Webmaster to maintain the content of the Chantilly Highlands website to standards set by the Board and be responsible for interfacing with a service provider that hosts the site. The position would require publishing community materials on the website as requested by the Board website liaison, and adding new features to the website as requested by the Board to develop the potential of the website as a resource for effective communication in the Chantilly Highlands community. Interested parties may contact the Board liaison, Jim Ceh, at 703-709-8553 for a copy of the job description.
The below contracts are open for bids and begin in September. Those interested may obtain a job description from the listed Board member. Prepare a bid including your name, address, phone number, qualifications, references and ex-press your interest in volunteering for the position or your desired compensation. To be considered, enclose a bid inside a sealed envelope, and mail in second envelope to Chantilly Highlands Homes Association, P.O. Box 710238, Oak Hill, VA 20171 or deliver to a Board member. Proposals must be received by the Chantilly Highlands Homes Association Board by 7:30 PM on Thursday, September 5th. The Board will be meeting at this time and date in the Chantilly High-lands community center.
By submitting your bid, you acknowledge that you have received, read, and agree to perform the job description requirements.
Land Management Contracts:
Common Ground Maintenance-mowing and snow removal. This contract will be a 1 year base with 2 option years. The proposals must include pricing for the base year and each of the two option years unless pricing will remain the same across the life of the contract. A request for the job description can be ob-tained from Daniel Feer at 571-203-9558 or by email at [email protected].
Landscape Design around the community center including the area around the transformer and the pool enclosure. This contract will be for the design and installation of a low maintenance landscape design around the community center, around the transformer located on the parking lot side of the front door and the pool en-closure. Emphasis should be placed upon slow grow-ing, hardy perennial plants that require little pruning and maintenance, and incorporates with existing plants.
Landscape Maintenance This contract will be to weed, mulch and trim the fol-lowing areas: both beds at the south Kinross Circle entrance, both beds and the median strip at the north Kinross Circle entrance, Stone Heather entrance bed, and screening bed east of the Cobra Drive entrance. Each of these areas will be maintained at least twice between March and August. This contract will also include emptying of the 5 trash cans in the play-ground at the back of the community center parking lot once a week. All Chantilly Highlands businesses are encour-aged to participate in this proposal request. Further information about any of these contracts can be ob-tained by contacting Daniel Feer at 571-203-9558 or by email at [email protected].
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Piano Lessons/Voice Lessons Experienced teacher new to area opening studio in September. All levels welcome. Call now for interview. Pamela James 703-464-0262.09/02
After School Care is available in my Chantilly High-lands home for the upcoming school. Please call Susan, 703-904-8453.09/02
KC Pet Watch-experienced, dependable In Home Pet Care while you are on vacation, business trip, or stuck working late. Daily walks, feedings, TLC, medication if needed. Will collect mail, papers, and set security. For reservations call 703-435-3408.11/02
Interior Design & Painting�Decorating a room & don�t know where to start? Having trouble picking out a color to compliment your room? Call Stromboli Brothers for free consultation & references at 703-930-6504. 11/02
Have your deck power washed this summer. Experi-enced, dependable Deck Power Wash & Staining. Make your deck look brand new without the hassle. For a free estimate and references please call Shane Womack at 703-217-2100.09/02
Bills to pay? Parents! Teachers! Anyone concerned with children! Balance family and career. Start your in-home business Demonstrating Discovery Toys. Flexi-ble hours, Excellent Income! Training provided. Call An-gela Jacobs at 703-787-0896.09/02
KIDWORKS Call Greenstone Friends - lawn mowing, raking, mulching. Reliable & flexible. Weekly service or as needed. Call 703-435-5992 for estimate. Enjoy your summer, let us do the work! 09/02
Childcare: 10th grader available for light house work and child care. Has taken hospital babysitting course. Adores chil-dren of all ages. Experienced. Call Kim at 703-787-0113.11/02 Babysitters, Mother�s Helpers & Pet Sitters available for light housework & childcare. 3 experienced 12 yr. old resi-dents. Call Sandy 703-435-8066 to schedule. References. 11/02 Babysitter or Mother�s Helper: 7th grader available to babysit during daytime hours. Certified, creative, energetic & loves kids. Please call Sarah at 703-796-9216. 09/02
Babysitter or Pet sitter: 7th grader CPR/childcare/emergency care certified. Loves games & all sports. Loves all types of animals. Call Erinn at 703-471-7269. 10/02
Lawn Mowing: 15 yr old will mow lawn in Chantilly High-lands while you are on vacation or on as needed basis. Call Justin at 703-471-9593. 09/02
Do you need a Babysitter? Reliable, dependable, fun, certified sitter in this neighborhood would love to help. Call Katie for reservations at 703-435-3408.10/02
Pet Sitter: Animal lover, dependable & experienced. For info. or to schedule call Alyssa at 703-787-8794. 10/02
For Sale: Nordic Trak cross-country ski machine, basic. Good condition - $15. 2 five foot beveled mirrors with arched top - $20 for both. Kenmore de-humidifier, works - $10. Dan Feer - 571-203-9558.
For Sale: Solid Oak juvenile bed, low to floor (needs standard twin mattress, no box spring required). In-cludes bunkie board. Excellent condition! $110. 703-481-2378.
For Sale: Vintage German violin - full size copy of J.B. Schweitzer-1813. Restored to a state of excellence. $500. 703-437-7984. Open House: Are you looking for a unique gift or deco-ration? Come see handmade stained glass sun-catchers Sunday, September 29, 2-5 PM at 3212 All-ness Lane. Or call for more information at 571-203-0440. Wanted: portable adult size basketball hoop for loan to use at Community Day. We appreciate the use of the hoop, & would love an adult to help coordinate a teen hoop shot contest. Call Wendy 703-834-7978.
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