The Village CrierVolume 65, No.4 april, 2011

Published by the Associates of Loch Raven Village, Inc., Since 1947

Some Bunny’S comin’ to LRV! – See Events, page 10

Good News from Loch Raven AcademyThe faculty and staff of Loch Raven Acad-emy have worked hard to provide reading and mathematics programs for students. However, the staff felt that even more incentives and some extra teaching tools were needed to support mathematics, so the school applied to Donor’s choose, a national organization that makes the pub-lic aware of the needs of schools through written requests.

in its request on Donorschoose.org, Loch Raven Academy requested a laptop and printer, to be dedicated to small group math instruction alone, plus math books and flash cards as incentives, to help stu-dents hone their math skills.

With only 18 days left to go and more than $800 still outstanding, the school was wor-ried that it would not make its goal. An email was sent out to all teachers in the school, making them aware that with a small donation from each, Loch Raven Academy could possibly reach its project goal. one teacher passed the information to a member of Loch Raven Village, who then took the initiative to pass the school’s need throughout the entire community. within a week, the residents of Loch Raven Village, along with the Associ-ates of Loch Raven Village, had paid the balance of the project, and Loch Raven Academy reached its goal.

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Hear ye! Hear ye!

aLrV annuaL apriL Meeting

TuesdAy, ApRIL 12, 20117:00 pm

Babcock presbyterian Church8240 Loch Raven Blvd.

ALL ResIdeNTs pLeAse pLAN to ATTeNd

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Message from County Councilman david MarksLike many communities in our district, Loch Raven Village has experienced problems with speeding. Last year, resi-dents requested that traffic calming be installed along Glen Keith Boulevard near Loch Raven elementary School.

Our office has been told that the coun-ty should be out there to study Glen Keith Boulevard no later than the week of April 4, 2011. The winter weather delayed some work, and obviously, any study needs to occur when there would be sufficient traffic.

in addition to Glen Keith Boulevard, the county will also be studying edge-

Membership – Wade Barnes 410-870-2956 Zoning – Gretchen Sarkin 410-828-8952 Real Estate – Leslea Knauff 410-823-0648 Pleasant Plains Elementary Liaison – mary noy 410-823-2672 Loch Raven Academy and Loch Raven High School Liaison – Thea mussman 410-823-8285 Web – Tim matthews webmaster@lochravenvillage.com

CoNTACTs

District 5 County Councilman – David marks 410-887-3384 Fax 410-887-5791 council5@baltimorecountymd.gov Towson Times LRV Columnist – Sue Van essen 410-665-2899 Towson University (off-campus resident complaints) – Ryan Kane or Pat Frawley 410-704-2057 Baltimore County Code Enforcement – mike mohler, Deputy Director 410-887-3375 Pet Locator – Darrell Krushensky 410-823-6330 Police – 911 or 410-887-2222

executiVe coMMittee

President – Gretchen Sarkin 410-828-8952 president@lochravenvillage.com

Vice-President – open

Treasurer – Leslie Vallade 410-821-7731

Secretary – cindy mavrophilipos 410-339-7718

Board MeMBers

Bruce Knauff 410-823-0648 Leslea Knauff 410-823-0648 cindy mavrophilipos 410-339-7718 Dimitri mavrophilipos 410-339-7718 Sue o’neill 410-823-8765 Gary Herwig 410-665-1771

coMMittees - It takes a Village!

The Village Crier – editor – April - Karen Harrop may - mary Jo Simmons maryjosimmons@comcast.net Layout & co-editor – Kate Walkinshaw Advertising coordinator – Leslie Vallade School news Reporter – Thea mussman Architectural Review – Darrell Krushensky 410-823-6330 Block Captains – Leslea Knauff 410-823-0648 By-laws – mary King Citizens on Patrol – John Kelly Commercial Development – open Community Events – open Covenant & Restrictions – Darrell Krushensky 410-823-6330 Gardens – Gretchen Sarkin 410-828-8952 Marketing – Alison Giella

aLrV Meetings

meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month

7:00pm, Room 102 Loch Raven Center

1801 Glen Keith Boulevard.

Residents are encouraged to attend, and to help in our ongoing work “to protect, maintain, and enhance the property values of Loch Raven Village homes, and the quality of life of Loch Raven Village residents.”

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Jerry Heilman 410-823-3427 Wade Barnes 410-870-2956 mary King 410-925-1034 mike Smith 410-661-4466 Katherine Shamer contact to come Kate Walkinshaw snairwell@hotmail.com

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Jan - Dec 10

Ordinary Income/ExpenseIncome

Membership Dues 15,600.00Miscellaneous Income

Fireworks Donations 5,856.52Cookbook Proceeds 420.94Miscellaneous Income - Other 30.00

Total Miscellaneous Income 6,307.46

Crier Advertising Income 4,955.00

Total Income 26,862.46

ExpenseCommunity Activities

Yard Sale 108.35Santa's Ride 95.35Bull Roast 400.00Community Gardens 73.83COP 341.22Holiday Decorating Awards 164.85July 4th activities 8,336.99Membership Drive 810.98Community Activities - Other 15.00

Total Community Activities 10,346.57

General & AdministrativeAccounting Services 750.00Bank Service Charges 111.95Dues 75.00Insurance 1,527.00Licenses & Fees 78.82Office Expense 237.28Rent 660.00Web Expenses 107.50General & Administrative - Other 70.79

Total General & Administrative 3,618.34

Donations 950.00Village Crier

Crier Delivery 2,389.63Crier Printing 5,079.04Crier Supplies 39.20Village Crier - Other 233.19

Total Village Crier 7,741.06

Total Expense 22,655.97

Net Ordinary Income 4,206.49

Other Income/ExpenseOther Income

Interest income 12.22Settlement 26,368.00

Total Other Income 26,380.22

Other ExpenseLegal Fees 5,197.65

Total Other Expense 5,197.65

Net Other Income 21,182.57

Net Income 25,389.06

12:11 PM Associates of Loch Raven Village Inc

04/05/11 Profit & LossAccrual Basis January through December 2010

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The teachers and staff of Loch Raven Academy know that without their won-derful Loch Raven Village neighbors, this would never have been possible. everyone at the school wishes to publically and sin-cerely thank every donor for their gener-ous gifts to support the school and its stu-dents. each donor can rest assured that their thoughtful gifts are not only primar-ily funding mathematics incentives, but also teaching tools, which will make math instruction more fun and effective for all students.

wood Road. i support calming measures and hope the study shows there is suf-ficient traffic to warrant improvements along these streets.

i wanted to make you aware of another issue i am attempting to address. Sev-eral residents have complained about the feral cat population in Loch Raven Village. i have assembled a group to look at animal welfare issues, and this group includes residents from LRV.

Looking ahead, i will be working with community leaders to restart the Loch Raven community council and to determine the future of the Loch Raven library. i am very happy that a Friends of the Loch Raven Library organization has been started to improve the appear-ance and operations of this branch. i will also be working hard to preserve the Loch Raven community within one district as the county council redraws the lines for the seven county council districts.

Finally, I urge you to contact me if you want to be put on our email list for periodic updates. Simply send us an email at council5@baltimorecoun-tymdgov. Thank you again for the honor of representing Loch Raven Village on the Baltimore county council.

county councilman David Marks

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pleasant plains elementaryppe is excited to present its 10th an-nual spring musical! Disney’s Beauty and the Beast will be presented April 7, 8, and 9, 7:00pm. call the school for ticket information at 410-887-3549.

Loch Raven AcademyLRA will present its showcase Night, April 14, 6:30 pm. it’s a great time to see student projects, artwork, music, and steel pan percussion per-formances. This year’s showcase also celebrates Loch Raven Academy’s 50th anniversary!

LRA also presents its spring musi-cal, Beauty and the Beast, May 6, 7, 13, 14, at 7 pm. For more information, call A. Prizzi at 410-887-3518.

Loch Raven High schoolThe 2011 season has begun for the Loch Raven Boys’ Lacrosse team. The Raiders are the defending 2A-1A north Regional champions, and were State Semi-Finalists last year. Head coach John Hanley, Assistant coach Bo Duval, and JV coach Rob Persing lead the Raiders, who return several starters from last year’s 8-8 squad. upcoming home games include:

4/13 Perry Hall 6:30P 5/2 Joppatowne 6:30P

All home games are played at the LRHs stadium. The complete schedule can be found at www.highschoolsports.net. come out and support the Raiders! They are your local high school team.

Calvert HallIt’s a golden year to be a Cardinal! Fifty years ago, calvert Hall relocated from its cramped site on cathedral and mulberry Streets in Baltimore to its “spacious” campus in Towson. As part of our “50 years in Towson” celebration, calvert Hall hosted two night football games and three soccer games on a new-ly installed synthetic turf field. While the games used rented lights that are both expensive to operate and energy inefficient, the school intends to have permanent lights on the Russo Stadium by the start of the Fall 2011 athletic season. Lights will also be installed at the crispino baseball stadium. Both will have a highly efficient low-glare lighting system that reflects light onto the play-ing surface without intruding upon the surrounding neighborhood.

during the last 50 years, Calvert Hall has been very fortunate to have Loch Raven Village as hospitable neighbors and looks forward to maintaining an ami-able relationship in the years ahead.

Anyone interested in touring Calvert Hall’s campus or learning more about our upcoming plans and ac-tivities can contact Br. Thomas Zoppo, FSc, President, at 410-825-4266.

Village Co-op for TotsThe Co-op is holding a flea market on saturday, April 30, 9 am to 1pm, at the Loch Raven Rec center, 1801 Glen Keith Boulevard. Flea market spots are $10 and vendor spots are $25. contact Barbara at 410-663-8574.

Also, the Co-op is accepting pre-school applications for 3’s and 4’s for the 2011/2012 year. For more informa-tion, call Julie at 410-602-8758.

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Happy birthday to ellie Killian, of Doxbury Road. She will be 8 years old on April 17!

The Cullinan Family, of Feldbrook Road, wants to thank their friends and neighbors for their support and sympa-thy after the St. Patrick’s Day death of Lori’s father. We appreciate all of your kindness.

Happy belated birthday to Katie phillips, of Loch Shiel Rd.

Congratulations to steven Kozak of Pleasant Plains. He was accepted into calvert Hall for the 2011 - 2012 academic year. Way to go!

welcome to new residents Joan and paul Terranova of Drumwood Rd. So happy to have you in the Village.

please send us your news and happenings! Apr. deadline: 04/29/11. mail maryjosimmons@comcast.net

LeTTeR to the editorAnyone know of students who can use community service hours helping a neighborhood of aging residents?

if any students could help clean up the 6700-6800 block of collingsdale Avenue (Parkville 21234), the elderly residents would be eter-nally grateful. most of these folks are 60 and over on this street. There are lots of creeks and streams in our area that are being clogged by soda/juice bottles and various fast food containers and such.

There is enough debris to take to a recycling plant for a fundraiser as well. A clean up could help to stop littering in the area. Being a litter bug in my day was shameful. i would like to see that again.

Thank you all for reading!

Sincerely,

eugenia Drye, 443-768-2128

walk for special olympicsA number of Village residents are involved in the Special olympics-Balti-more county. if you are interested, here is a good place to start!

please join special olympics Mary-land-Baltimore County on sunday, April 10, 2011 for our 6th Annual inspi-ration Walk. It is a day of fun and fitness in support of the athletes and programs in Baltimore county. Registration opens at 8:00 am and the walk will start at 9:00 am at meadowood Park.

The money we raise goes directly to-wards the programs of Special olym-pics maryland-Baltimore county. That is why we need you, the community, to continue to help support Special olym-pics. We look forward to seeing you at the inspiration Walk.

Visit www.inspirationwalk.org for infor-mation to register or donate.

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Hello Loch Raven Village!

Since it’s the month of April I thought I would give you riddles and answers to fool somebody you know.

1. It walks on four legs in the morn-ing, two legs at noon and three legs in the evening. What is it? Hint: Think gender wise

2. I am the beginning of the end, and the end of time and space. I am essential to creation, and I surround every place. What am i? Hint: One of the letters in the words

3. what is in seasons, seconds, centu-ries and minutes but not in decades, years or days? Hint: One of the letters in the word

4. what has a head, a tail, is brown, and has no legs? Hint: Think money wise

5. what’s black when you get it, red when you use it, and white when you’re all through with it? Hint: You use it when you grill

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6. All about, but cannot be seen, can be captured, cannot be held, no throat, but can be heard. Hint: I can blow you away!

7. If you break me, I do not stop working, if you touch me I may be snared, if you lose me nothing will matter. Hint: I can really keep a good beat, inside the body

8. until I am measured I am not known, yet how you miss me when I have flown. Hint: What flows by quickly a famous phrase

9. I am seen in the water. If seen in the sky, I am in the rainbow, a jay’s feather, and lapis lazuli. Hint: What’s the color of water and the sky

10. you heard me before, yet you hear me again, then I die, ‘till you call me again. Hint: When you’re in a spacious area what usually happens after you speak

11. At the sound of me, men may dream or stamp their feet. At the sound of me, women may laugh or sometimes weep.

12. Two in a whole and four in a pair. And six in a trio you see and eight’s a quartet but what you must get is the name that fits just one of me?

1. man (or woman). crawls on all fours as a baby, walks on two legs as an adult and uses two legs and a cane when they’re old. 2. The letter e. end, time, space, every place 3. The letter ‘n’. 4. A penny.5. charcoal. 6. Wind 7. your heart 8. Time 9. Blue 10. An echo 11. music 12. A half

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THe edGe at Loch Raven Loft

The edge, a social time for middle school students, will be held Friday, may 20, 7-9 pm, at the Loch Raven Loft (the third floor of Babcock Presbyterian church.) The may event features video games, board games, snacks, and prizes.

The edge grew out of a concern for healthy, safe weekend activities for middle school students in the Loch Raven area. Some parents approached the staff for youth for christ (yFc), which runs a campus Life club at Bab-cock Presbyterian on Wednesday after-noons, 3 to 4:15 pm.

The staff of youth for christ talked with the elders of Babcock church, who graciously agreed to allow yFc to turn their 3rd floor gym/youth space into a youth center one Friday a month. A team of parents and adult volunteers (who have all been background checked through yFc) are helping to organize these youth nights. However, these events are not intended to be religious and are not directly associated with the church itself.

For more information, contact segorman@gmail.com

New Crier editor steps upMary Jo simmons, of Pleasant Plains Road, will be the new editor of the crier, starting with the may 2011 issue. Please send news, over the fence announcements, and letters to her at maryjosimmons@comcast.net.

Thank you Karen!

Welcome mary Jo!

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The sons of obscurityPlaying Saturday, April 9, 8 pm – 12 Raven inn on Loch Raven Blvd.come on out and listen to Village residents Alex Antkowiak, mike Korzi, and Joe Tumminello!

Kindergarten open Housemonday, April 11, 9:00 amPleasant Plains elementary425 Pleasant Plains Roadcontact: 410-887-3549

ALRV Annual MeetingTuesday, April 12, 7 pmBabcock Presbyterian church8240 Loch Raven Boulevardcontact: Gretchen Sarkin 410-828-8952

Magnet showcaseThursday, April 14, 6:30 pmLoch Raven Academy8101 LaSalle Roadcontact: 410-887-3518

Village easter egg HuntApril 16, 10amPleasant Plains elementary groundsRain date April 23, 10am

Community Meeting code enforcementcounty councilman David marksLoch Raven LibraryThursday, April 21, 6 – 8 pmcontact: councilman marks 410-887-3384council5@balitmorecountymd.gov

Loch Raven Book ClubThursday, April 21, 7:30 pmcontact: Lealea Knauff 410-823-0648

Cromwell Valley parkeaster egg Hunt, Games and craftsSaturday, April 23, 10 am – nooncontact: 410-887-2503/2504

Village Co-op for TotsFlea MarketLoch Raven Rec center Saturday, April 30, 9 am to 1 pmcontact: Barbara 410-663-8574.

Fun with LanguageLoch Raven Library1046 Taylor AvenueWednesday, may 4, 10:30 am2 to 5 years old with adultLanguage pathologists promote preschool language skills. Annual Knettishall Community yard saleSaturday, may 7, 8 am - 1 pmRain date may 14

BsA Troop 701 Flea market/ car Wash/ Pit Beef Babcock Presbyterian churchSaturday may 7, 8 am – 4 pmSpaces available. contact: Fawn 410-661-7379

Campus LifeMiddle school ClubBabcock PresbyterianWednesdays, 3 to 4:15 pm.contact: segorman@gmail.com or mmyfc.org

Loch Raven LoftMiddle school socialBabcock PresbyterianFriday, may 20, 7 to 9 pm.contact: segorman@gmail.com

LRV dumpster day Saturday, may 21, 8 am Pleasant Plains elementary

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plumbing & drain Cleaning Service & Repair, Loch Raven Village resident. master Plumber, quality work, no job too small. call John at 410-296-4450.

Adept Lawn & stump Leaf removal. Tree and shrub removal. Hedges trimmed. Free estimates. LRV resident. call George 410-665-3683.

Maynard Gerbrick’s General services For many of your home repairs, prompt and courteous service. Work includes painting, gutter cleaning, power washing, grass cutting, tree and bush trimming, light plumbing and carpentry. call (cell) 410-215-9882 or (home) 410-444-6965.

Cullen Roofing & Siding Co. new roofs & repairs, aluminum gutters & spouts, gutter guards & cleaning, trim work & siding. Longtime LRV resident. call for a free estimate. 410-337-6777 or 410-665-1414. Family owned and operated. m.H.i.c. #6460.

TJ’s Lawn and Landscape Prompt, courteous and local service. Lawns cut with or without bagging. shrubs and hedg-es trimmed properly. Shrubs and hedges removed. Garden care including clean-out, weeding and mulching. yard and leaf clean-up. complete outdoor services including light hauling. call Terry, 443-275-2853

Tim’s Lawn service mowing, edging, and blowing $20-$30.Free estimates call 410-365-4865.

CLAssIFIed AdsFlea Market Village co-op for Tots, April 30, 9am – 1 pm. Loch Raven Recreation center, 1801 Glen Keith Blvd. Flea mar-ket Spots - $10. Vendor Spots - $25. con-tact Barbara: 410-663-8574.

preschool Applications for 3’s and 4’s for the 2011/2012 year Village co-op for Tots. contact Julie: 410-602-8758.

Violin lessons for all ages and skill levels. 12 years experience, 20 years playing experience. contact cassie at cassievoelker10@gmail.com or 410-530-2794

For sale: sanyo AM/FM memory synthesizer stereo tuner, turntable, inte-grated amplifier, double cassette tape deck, double speakers. Zig zag sewing machine in wood cabinet. 410-661-5736

To pLACe AN Ad:

Submit your ad via email (pdf) to maryjosimmons@comcast.net. Send a

printed copy with payment to: The Village crier P.o. Box 9721

Baltimore, mD 21284 No ads will be taken by phone.

Rates: Classified Ads - $5.00 per 25 words, 50 word max.

Professional Service Ads - $25.00 per ad, 50 word max.

Display Ads - $55.00 per ad. note - limited availability!

payable to: Associates of Loch Raven Village, inc.

Note: All Ads are to be paid in advance of publication.

May Issue deadline: 04/29/11

LRV Banner MaintananceHaxel, the company that made the LRV banners, is checking the condition of the banners in the Village. missing banners or those in poor condition will be replaced in the near future.

Please complete this form and mail it along with your $40 payment ($30 for seniors) to:

Associates of Loch Raven Village p.o. Box 9721 Loch Raven, Md 21284-9721

All information collected will be held in the strictest confidentiality, and will be used for the sole purpose of serving the Association’s membership and commu-nity of Loch Raven Village.

name: ______________________________

Street address: ______________________

e-mail: _____________________________

Phone: ______________________________

i’m also enclosing a donation to support the 2011 LRV fireworks in the amount of ________. Any amount appreciated!

years as resident? ______

comments, questions or suggestions for LRV or ALRV? ______________________

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When away from home for a few days, have your phone messages forwarded. The reason: some thieves will call a house to see if anyone is home, and if they get a full voicemail they will assume that no one is home.

Secondly, ask a neighbor to remove news-papers and fliers from your doorstep and have the Post Office hold your mail and packages or have a neighbor collect them from your porch. Always pick up weekly newspapers that have been delivered. The reason: these things are a sign that you are away, making your home a tar-get for burglars.

Finally, make sure that your lawn gets mowed, and in the winter, make sure the walk gets shoveled.

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Aberdeen Please VolunteerBarksdale Jerry Heilman 410-823-3427Clyde Bank Please VolunteerCottage Lane Darrell Krushensky 410-823-6330Dellsway Rita Palmere 410-825-0002Deveron Bradley Kouyoumjian 410-963-0199Doxbury Paula Frazier 410-823-1105Drumwood Sue O’Neill 410-823-8765Edgewood (even #s) Stacey Tempert 410-665-4045Edgewood (odd #s) Doug Brady 410-665-6488Feldbrook Please Volunteer Glen Gary Chuck Zeller 410-961-8643Glen Keith, East Jacki Smith 410-661-4466Glen Keith, West Avery Harden 410-821-0770Glen Ridge Kimberly Gado 410-663-8358Greenway Gary Herwig 410-916-4092Joppa Corrine Ratliff 410-938-8678Kennoway Pat Keller 410-882-4437Kirkwall Janet Brown 410-825-9298LaSalle Jerry Heilman 410-823-3427Loch Ness Christopher Zysk 443-235-6933Loch Raven Please Volunteer Loch Shiel Mark Franker 410-665-1318Mussula Please VolunteerMyamby Kathy Fagan fagan1626@comcast.netPleasant Plains Rob Metcalf 443-791-7486Pleasant Plains #2 M. J. Simmons Putty Hill Pat Oxnard 410-337-8534Putty Hill #2 Please Volunteer

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