lake hauto club newsletter

LAKE HAUTO CLUB
NEWSLETTER
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
By Kenneth Snyder
Finally summer is here. This was a rough winter
on our roads, equipment and labor costs. The snow was
late leaving, so we are behind two months in outdoor
maintenance. We made up for two months in one month
in order to be ready for Memorial Day.
You will be seeing a new face on 5500 running
feet of Lake Drive. It is going to be milled to its base and
reconstructed with a new road. This will start a little bit
west of our directional pole at the island and stop at Hemlock Road. We are also doing a long –awaited Spruce
Terrace. The total cost is $255,000.00. There will not be
any loans. We have the necessary money in reserve for
roads. This money comes from the budget; most of it is
from reserves and your road assessment. I would like to
thank everybody that cooperated and paid their road fee
on time or this could not have been possible. With the
new road you will find yourself very easily going over
the speed limit of 25 MPH on Lake Drive. Please try to
restrain yourself and keep the speed down.
Eastwood Beach is being reconstructed at this
time. The budget for this project is $9000.00 to complete. The stone wall that you see is not completed, but it
will be in the near future. The slate bank up to the tennis
court is going to be regraded. Also there are new windows ordered for the restrooms. A new information board
was installed, along with painting of the posts and door.
We are changing the hand towels to automatic with the
hope of saving the cost on paper towels. That does not
seem to be much, but we use three quarters to a full case
every week. We hope to lower the lake this year and then
we will be able to finish the boat ramp that we started last
year. This winter we will be building all new docks at
Eastwood, both A and B docks. On the parking lot we
are hoping to put in a new layer of stone. More sand was
put on the beach. Thanks to the volunteer that runs the
stone scrubbing machine on the sand and picks up all the
small stones. Also I would like to thank the person that
rakes the beach every week.
At Oakwood Beach, we have redone the parking
lot to direct the water back to the trench, instead of the
water running down over the beach and washing the sand
into the lake. The trees and bushes that were donated last
year all survived. I was a little worried about one tree,
but it came around. We put more sand on the beach to
add to the sand that we put there last year. We have
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cleared out ditches to divert the water away from the
beach.
At Crescent Beach, we put sand on the beach. We
are going to put new stone on the parking lot at the office.
We also mulched the entire plant areas with the help of the
Beautification Committee and our maintenance crew.
Two docks at Crescent were reconditioned, which we
were hoping to get in earlier this season, but the docks
were snowed in. We are also going to do some painting of
doors, walkways and so forth.
At Zero Beach, we intend to complete that beach,
not all this year, but in the near future. That is a forgotten
beach. It is located going east on Lake Drive and then it is
on the right, opposite the road that goes to our maintenance shop. It is nice water for swimming and we also
have docks there that are rented. Our intention this year is
to cut all the weeds, put sand on the beach and build a
parking lot. Future boards will decide where to go from
there. We are considering changing the name and running
a contest to choose a new name. However, I kind of like
the name “0” Beach. The reason it gets its name is because we had one, two and three beaches already in place,
so for lack of a better word, they called it “0” Beach keeping the numbers in order.
The gates are working, but not to our satisfaction.
This is an ongoing project. With the cameras on the gates
we are able to see who is tailgating (we are working to
solve this problem), but our members also have to cooperate to help us solve this problem. It is for your own protection. Therefore, if you see anybody tailgating please
stop your vehicle and tell them. You can never be sure
who the members are.
The cameras for security are doing their job. We
have seen and found people that were breaking rules.
Some of the cameras, which we have been testing for a
year, are being relocated. We also have the gates for security and for the summer we have hired a security team.
We are protected as well as we can be due to the budget
constraints. The only thing left to do is a guard at the east
gate and the west gate, which would cost approximately
$300,000.00 per year.
We have established new rules for the boats to be
registered. This has been done to stop nonmembers or
renters from putting boats on the lake. The new rules are
listed later in this newsletter.
The board is enforcing very strongly that you
must be 16 years old to ride the all-terrain vehicles and
four wheelers They will also be checking for their sticker
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President’s message (continued from page 1):
numbers to be current. Next season, there is consideration of a whip stick on the machine with a flag and your
number. This will give us a better chance to read the
numbers of violators.
Maintenance did a very good job this year. The
roads were kept clean during the winter with the use of
sand and salt. We patched the potholes on all the roads;
of course, we are bound to miss some. On Lake Drive,
where the roads are being totally replaced, we are only
patching the larger holes. Our equipment breakdown is
very low and the equipment is being well maintained.
They are cutting grass practically all day, working on
“0” Beach, and preparing Lake Drive for the new road.
There are so many things that they do that I could fill
this whole newsletter. Jim is learning the gates so that
when something goes wrong, he now knows how to reboot them up and do minor adjustments. In time, he will
know how to do all the minor adjustments. Kim does all
the computer work for putting in the codes. The changes have to be up loaded at the gates, so when you see her
there, be cautious.
The Community Center is still for rent and the
board is looking into how to use it. The siding that was
blown off on the northwest side of the building was replaced. The library in the Community Center is long
overdue to be finished. A volunteer is helping some of
our crew on rainy days to finish it. When it is finished,
you will be able to sit and read books at your leisure or
take them home.
This year the board has built on the projects that
last year’s board started and continues to complete those
projects along with starting new ones.
If you intend to run for the board, you can pick
up a petition at the office. The completed petition needs
to be returned to the office in person by July 17, 2014
by two o’clock. It cannot be mailed or put through the
mail slot. You need just ten signatures by members in
good standing in order to run for the board.
I would like to thank the Beautification Committee and the board for the work that is being done.
Some of the flowers were donated and we thank them
for their donation. The club and the Beautification
Committee also paid for some of the flowers.
Thanks to the donations that are listed is this
newsletter. It is making possible for us to have fireworks on the Fourth of July and Labor day. Also we are
having a variety of bands, which are also listed in this
newsletter. Please come out and enjoy!
Wishing you a safe and pleasant summer season!!
SECURITY
By Dave DeMelfi
The summer season has begun! Security at LHC is
underway. We've employed the Legion Security Firm this
year. Last summer, there were too many trespassers in our
development using our facilities. In many instances there
were non-members launching their own watercraft and utilizing our lake, not to mention our beaches and recreation
areas. If you do not own property in LHC, you are not a
member. There have been several misunderstandings concerning this issue. Non-members are NOT permitted to
launch their own watercraft on the lake or to operate recreational vehicles on Lake Hauto property. Legion Security
will be patrolling our community and enforcing all LHC
rules and regulations. This is strictly for our safety and protection, both personally and legally.
The gates have been in operation and we are getting the bugs out of them. Members and their guests are
asked NOT to piggyback through the gates. This causes
needless problems and can potentially cause damage to
your vehicle and LHC property. Lake Hauto Community is
not responsible for damage you cause by piggybacking.
Also, members are encouraged NOT to give non-members
their gate code, cards or clickers to gain entrance into our
development. There is a weekly code for that purpose.
Members will be held responsible for any damage caused
by their guests.
Just a reminder, no one under the age of 16 is permitted to operate a recreational vehicle (atv's, golf carts,
motorcycles, dirt bikes, etc.) on Lake property. Also, those
members that are 16 and older must have a valid driver's
license in order to operate a recreational vehicle.
As you know, we've implemented a new system
this year. All members were required to sign the rules and
regulations document. This gives the board of directors, as
well as, security the right to inspect all watercrafts and recreational vehicles for proper documentation, tags, legal size
and most importantly, legal horsepower. Those in violation
will be fined. Anyone who refuses to allow the inspection
of their watercraft and/or recreational vehicles will be subject to a fine as well. All members must wear beach tags
and their guests must have guest stickers on the beach and
recreational areas. Remember, this makes it easier for security and members to determine who belongs here and who
does not. Trespassers do not pay our LHC dues, assessments and taxes so they should not enjoy our amenities.
Remember, Legion Security is here to secure our
development and to keep us safe. Wishing you a great summer 2014!
Thank you for your assistance!!
The Board of Directors would like to thank the members who have reported any violations in our community. We appreciate
your help when you report dangerous situations, damage to our property and any infraction to our rules. We encourage you to
report any concerns to the office or any board member.
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NEW RULES
SECTION B. WATERCRAFT
9. The outboard watercraft must be 20 feet or less and have an engine of 200 horsepower or less.
23. Only the member that is listed on the membership (and the deed) is permitted to register any recreational equipment. The member must be in good standing before they can register any equipment. The recreational equipment
including equipment such as inboard and outboard boats, personal watercrafts, four wheelers, golf carts and so
forth. The insurance statement must be in the same name as the owner of the equipment and has to be the member
only.
12. Bona fide leases shall not be able to launch a watercraft.
SECTION C. SNOWMOBILES, MOTORIZED AND MISCELLANEOUS RECREATION VEHICLES
12. Only the member that is listed on the membership (and the deed) is permitted to register any recreational equipment.
The member must be in good standing before they can register any equipment. The recreational equipment including equipment such as inboard and outboard boats, personal watercrafts, four wheelers, golf carts and so forth. The
insurance statement must be in the same name as the owner of the equipment and has to be the member only.
WATER SKIING
1. All water skiing shall be done in the area designated by buoys. Traffic is to flow counterclockwise.
2. All water skiing hours are between 10 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. daily within the confines of the skiing
area. These times superseded only by State Rules.
3. Only those boats engaged in the towing of water skiers will be permitted within the designated skiing area during
the skiing hours on Saturday, Sunday, and designated State or Federal Holidays. During weekdays, if no skiing is being
done, other boats are permitted the use of the area.
All 2014 stickers MUST
be placed on both sides of the boat in full view
without having to move any personal equipment
(such as covers). Security will assume that the
boat does not have a sticker and the board will
possibly fine the member for not displaying the
sticker within full view.
This is a rough sketch of the lake indicating the direction in which
all motorized boats must travel. Motorized boats must travel in a
counter clockwise direction around the designated ski area. Water
skiing and tubing is only permitted in the center designated ski
area. Motorized boats not skiing are not permitted in the ski area
unless they are pulling a skier or someone in the tube. The “No
Wake” area means exactly that, your boat should be going slow
enough to not produce a wake. Following these boating rules will
only help to make our lake a safer place.
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BOAT STICKERS
SUMMER 2014
LAKE HAUTO CLUB BOARD OF DIRECTORS
NAME
KEN SNYDER
President
GEORGE
DEMETRIADES
Vice-President
JENNIFER
LAVINE
Treasurer
ROBERT
DAVIDOVICH
DAVID
DEMELFI
CY FULTON
CHESTER
GANGAWARE
JAMIE KANE
SCOTT
MURPHY
TELEPHONE #
610-390-9920 (cell)
610-264-3721
610-264-3332 (fax)
570-527-6601
570-645-0340
570-645-3456
570-778-4484 (cell)
570-579-5786
(570) 645-2649
570-578-7925 (cell)
570-645-7054
570-205-6570 (cell)
570-645-6345
570-805-4559
COMMITTEE
Building & Grounds,
Maintenance, Roads
Legal
Security, Building plans,
Building & Grounds
B&G, Docks, Spec. Projects
Security, Building plans,
Building & Grounds
Special Projects,
B & G, Recreation
Water Quality, Dam Safety
Building Plans
[email protected]
[email protected]
We would like to welcome the
following new club members
We ask all members to get involved with the club.
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Docks, Fish
WELCOME NEW CLUB
MEMBERS
Jenna & Dan Carlson,
Jacob & Hallie Daubert,
Kyle Klimowitch &
Kelly Mott,
Diane & Thomas Richar,
[email protected]
[email protected]
Web site: www.lakehauto.org
Rules, permits applications,
minutes, finances, upcoming
events, etc. are available for your
viewing.
Newsletter is available in color.
Email—[email protected]
GARAGE 570-645-7104
OFFICE HOURS
Sunday, Monday & Tuesday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
Wednesday & Thursday 8 a.m.—3 p.m.
Friday 8 a.m.—2 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.—2 p.m.
BOAT RULES:
If you are looking for someone
to do various jobs around your
yard, please do not forget to
look at the web site.
NEWSWORTHY ITEMS
In case you are considering purchasing a
new watercraft, the rules are as follows:
a) The length of all Inboard/Outboard
(I/O) watercraft only must be 20 foot or
under with no greater than a 4.3 Liter engine.
b) The outboard watercraft must be 20 feet or less and have an
engine of 200 horsepower or less.
c) Personal watercraft engines are limited to 135 horsepower or
less.
d) Pontoon boats will be 20 feet or less and have motor of four
cylinders or less. Pontoon boats are measured by deck size.
e) Power watercraft registered and operated on Lake Hauto prior to
1975 are excluded. This exclusion applies to the original boat and
motor and not to any replacement, revision or modification.
LAKE HAUTO TEENS
DO YOU NEED COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS??
THINK LAKE HAUTO BEAUTIFICATION
[email protected]
Ready to Frame Prints
Matted 8x10 prints of select 2013 Calendar Photos
Ready for an 11x14 frame
$10 a print or 2 for $15
Available in the club office
LAKE HAUTO CLUB
[email protected]
Recreation, Building &
Grounds, Special Projects
Fish, Dam
OFFICE 570-645-7100
Board of Directors Regular Monthly
Meetings
Are the third Thursday of the month at
7:00 PM in the Community Center. All
members are welcome to attend!
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1) All directional signs, (i.e. Balloons, paper plates,
etc.) placed on trees or poles along the roadway by
members are to be removed by the member immediately following their use.
2) Dumpster at the recreation areas are for refuse generated at the beaches only, not for household waste.
All property owners pay for garbage pickup at their
residences. Please take advantage of it.
3) Dock slips are for one boat only. No one may attach a boat along side or at the end of any dock at
any time.
4) Fishing is NOT permitted on any of the boat docks.
Have your next party at the
Lake Hauto
Community Center
$150.00 for four hours
($10.00 for every additional hour)
$25.00 deposit to save the date.
Call the office for availability!
SUMMER 2014
The following are motions that were made since the last newsletter. This is a more condensed version of any actions taken by the
Board of Directors than in the minutes. If you would like the minutes, please contact the office. They will be available also on the
web site soon.
LOG OF ALL LAKE HAUTO MEETING MOTIONS AND
DECISIONS AFFECTING THE MEMBERSHIP
Motion Number is a 4 digit year, two digit month, a dash and a two digit sequential number for that month. Motions in favor of a)
accepting minutes, b) accepting Treasurer’s Report, c) accepting bills to be paid and d) for adjournment, will not be recorded if no
special actions were taken and motion was carried unanimously.
MOTION /
DECISION
NUMBER
201405-03
TOPIC / DISCUSSION
RESULT
A motion was made by C. Fulton, seconded by D. DeMelfi, to approve a
new rule #12 under section B. Watercrafts. It reads: Bona fide leases
shall not be able to launch a watercraft.
A motion was made by D. DeMelfi, seconded by C. Fulton, to remove
old rule #12 under section B. Watercrafts in the Rules and Regulations.
It reads: Bona fide lessees (as hereinafter defined) shall be permitted to
launch one (1) watercraft on Lake Hauto during the term of their occupancy under a lease agreement which has been filed with and approved by the Club, provided the lessee has paid the necessary fee.
All in favor, motion carried.
201405-01
A motion was made by D. DeMelfi, seconded by C. Fulton, to approve
the new members Kyle Klimowitch, Diane Richar (daughter of the late
Charles Sincavage), Georgene Berg (daughter of the late Robert Weston), Tony Arnoldi.
All in favor, motion carried.
201404-04
A motion was made by Dave DeMelfi, seconded by George Demetriades to add the following new rule TO BOTH: Procedure to register
boats and recreational vehicles.
All in favor, motion passes.
201405-02
All in favor, motion carried.
Only the member that is listed on the membership (and the deed) is permitted to register any recreational equipment. The member must be in
good standing before they can register any equipment. The recreational
equipment including equipment such as inboard and outboard boats,
personal watercrafts, four wheelers, golf carts and so forth. The insurance statement must be in the same name as the owner of the equipment
and has to be the member only.
A motion was made by Bob Davidovich, seconded by Dave DeMelfi,
to add the following rule under Section B of Boat Rules: NEW RULE:
The outboard watercraft must be 20 feet or less and have an engine of
200 horsepower or less.
A motion was made by Bob Davidovich, seconded by Dave DeMelfi, to
remove the following rule under Section B of Boat Rules: OLD RULE:
The outboard watercrafts must be less than 19 feet and have engines of
four cylinders or less.
A motion was made by S, Murphy, seconded by B. Davidovich, to approve the new members Jacob Daubert, Hallie Seiwell, Stephanie Black
and Jenna Carlson.
Roll call vote: Yes - S. Murphy, D.
DeMelfi, B. Davidovich. No – G.
Demetriades. Motion passes.
201403-04
A motion was made by C. Gangaware, seconded by G. Demetriades, to
destroy the Road Assessment ballots after 30 days from the counting.
All in favor, motion carried.
201403-03
A motion was made by G. Demetriades, seconded by C. Fulton, to purchase a swing set for Oakwood Beach. Price not to exceed $2000.00.
All in favor, motion carried.
201403-02
D. DeMelfi made a motion, seconded by G. Demetriades, to be made to
hire Legion Security out of Wilkes-Barre to work Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day Weekend.
All in favor, motion carried.
201403-01
A motion was made by G. Demetriades, seconded by C. Fulton, to approve the new member Gregory Mikovich.
All in favor, motion carried.
201404-03
201404-02
201404-01
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Roll call vote: Yes - S. Murphy, D.
DeMelfi, B. Davidovich. No – G.
Demetriades. Motion passes.
All in favor, motion carried.
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Lake Hauto Club recommends catch and release in our lake.
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We would like to thank all the
contributors to the Annual Children’s Fishing Derby!! It was a
great success thanks to you.
Donations for the Tagged Fish for
the Children’s Fishing Derby
Anonymous
Robert & Jayne Dieruff
George Demetriades
Ken and Irene Snyder
Mermon Motors
Jeff Slivka
Seitz Bros. Exterminating
Panther Valley Lumber
Tammy Sword Realty
First Niagara – Lansford
Jim Thorpe Neighborhood Bank
Dan & Laura Smith
Brad & Barbara Derby
Tom Haddad
Larry and Diane Mosser
Matt & Sally (Mosser) Kresge
Koch's TV & Appliances
Hometown Village Pharmacy
Nancy's Meats/Keystone Kitchen &
Bath
Rentschler's Chevrolet
Jack Davis
Ed Yeneshosky Stone Works
Edward & Joan Yorke, Jr.
2
0
1
4
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Owner is a Lake Hauto Resident
Congratulations!!!
Jess Finlayson, daughter of Erik and Jean Dalstad,
graduated in May with a Math/Secondary Education
degree from Lebanon Valley College.
Nicole Dubosky Thomas, daughter of Gar and Kim
Thomas, graduated Magna Cum Laude from Cedar
Crest College. She is also the granddaughter of Dan
and Nancy Dubosky.
Geoffrey Charles Sincavage, son of Charlie and Denise
Sincavage, graduated from Penn State University with
a Bachelor of Science degree in Energy Engineering.
He has accepted a position with Johnson Controls.
Congratulations Antonia Arlene DeMelfi. She recently graduated
from Hazleton Area High School with High Honors, was a member
of the National Honor Society, Student Council, and she also received the Dr. Geraldine Shepperson award. Antonia will be attending Temple University this Fall. She is the daughter of David DeMelfi, resident of Lake Hauto and grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas DeMelfi of Hazleton. We are all very proud of Toni's accomplishments and wish her continued success in the future.
Jack and Peggy Kweder are the proud grandparents of
Harrison Charles Kweder, born March 26, 2014. Harrison is the son of Jonathan and Katy Kweder, Lexington, SC. Maternal grandparents are Bill and Ellen Taylor, Charleston, WV.
The Best of Wishes,
Dad, Renee, Nana, Pop, Ava, Cherise and Nicole
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THE VOTING AND COUNTING PROCESS EXPLAINED
DO NOT SIGN YOUR BALLOT.
Place your ballot into white envelope #1 and seal. Do NOT put the number of votes on the white envelope. This
number is filled in by the tellers. The number represents how many lots you own. It is NOT how many people
you are voting for or how many people are in your household or on the deed. Place sealed envelope #1 into envelope #2. Do not remove the return label on the green envelope or your vote will not count.
Please mail this ballot so that it is received in the post office no later than the date that is specified on the ballot.
No ballots will be accepted in the office. Hand delivered ballots will NOT be accepted at the Lake Hauto Club
office. Only the ballots that are received from the post office box will be accepted.
The procedure for counting votes:
 There are always from six to eight volunteers who serve as tellers . There is one Judge of Elections.
 The green envelopes are put in alphabetical order first.
 Then only the green envelopes are opened at this time.
 The names are then individually called out, the teller is then told how many votes/number of lots that member
has and that number is then recorded on the white envelope by the teller.
 The green envelope is then discarded before the white ballot envelope is ever opened.
 After all the names are called, the white envelopes are then individually opened and the number of lots/votes is
marked on the ballot itself.
 The final step is to count the votes. For example, if you have one lot, your vote is worth one. If you have 2 lots,
your vote is worth 2, and so on. If the question is “yes” or “no”, you must make a choice. If you are voting for
board of directors, you may vote for just one or up to the number of positions that are open.
Your vote will be disqualified if you owe dues for more than one year, delinquent on an assessment, or your name
is missing from the green envelope and we cannot check whether you are eligible to vote.
I hope that this clarifies the counting process for all ballots. This is your community and it is very important to
vote so that you are heard.
Observe the speed limits
within the lake. It is only 25
MPH on Lake Drive. Please
watch out for joggers , walkers, people on bikes and
children at play.
Please Slow Down!
Congratulations to all of our Lake Hauto
graduates from Tamaqua, Panther Valley
and Marian High Schools. Congratulations to all 2013 graduates of other high
schools, colleges and universities! Good luck in whatever you
choose to do. We are proud of all your
accomplishments!
Damage to our Gates
According to the Vehicle Code of PA, there is an obligation of a driver to report any damage to
our gates. If someone does not report damages to our gates, it is a summary offense and you can
be fined $300.00 plus the cost to repair the gates (including labor costs). To report the damage
you may call the number at the gates 484-226-6950, call the office 570-645-7100 and leave a
message, mail your information or drop it in the mail slot at the office, or report it to any board
member.
Lake Hauto Board of Directors
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Easter
Egg
Hunt
2014
Rules for the Pavilions
1) Members are not permitted to reserve the pavilions at the beaches. It is on a first come first served basis. You may put tablecloths and names on tables at 7:00 a.m. You are permitted 2 tables per member unless you have other members attending then
you may use their names also.
2) You are permitted 25 day passes free per season. After that number it is $2.00 per day pass. Under 14 years of age do not
require passes but must be accompanied by an adult with a pass or regular recreation tag.
3) We have no rules on DJs.
4) The lifeguards work from noon to 5:00 pm.
5) The beaches are only open until 11:00 PM.
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Summer Entertainment
June 20th—“The Churchill's” (Maury and Tim) will be playing at Crescent Beach 7:30 – 10:30 PM.
June 28th - Bake Sale – 9 – 1 PM at the office. Bakers needed. You may drop the baked goods off the day
before.
June 28th—‘BIG, BAD, ROCKABILLY CATS’ Join use for a ‘Vintage Rock Dance Party’ at Crescent
Beach, 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
July 4th – “Tool Shed Jack” at Crescent Beach 7-11 PM. There will also be fireworks off the breast of the
dam that night at 9:00 PM.
July 5th – Colin Jones at Oakwood Beach 1 – 4 PM.
July 26th – “County Line Band” at Crescent Beach 7-11 PM
August 9th – Annual Picnic – more information to follow.
August 16th – “Becky and the Beasts” at Eastwood Beach 7 – 11 PM
August 30th “Another Side” (classic rock) at Crescent Beach 7 – 11 PM. There will also be fireworks off the
breast of the dam that night at 9:00 PM.
Beach Tags required at all events.
We would like to thank all of our generous members and local area businesses for donating to the 2014 Summer Entertainment. Your contribution is greatly appreciated!!
BAND DONATIONS
Diamond Patrons ($1000.00 & up)
Kenneth & Irene Snyder
Malcom Bennett & Joan Demetriades
Platinum patrons ($500.00 up to $999.00)
Hess Home Improvements, Inc.
The Ladd Family
Gold Patrons ($200.00 up to $499.00)
Tom Haddad
Seitz Bros. Exterminating Inc.
Jackie & Tom Rees
Scott, Wendy & Mason Murphy
The Wells family
Robert C. Dieruff, First Vice-President -CRPC, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management
Randy & Jamie Goodreau
Cullen & Conner Murphy
Heat Elite LLC - Specializing in Bed Bug Heat Treatment
Cutloose – Hair Salon
The Demetriades family
Philip Walsh
Hometown Village Pharmacy, LLC
Peter J. Radocha & Sons Inc.
Anonymous
Silver Patrons ($100.00 up to $199.00)
Marian McDonald MD - Keystone Surgical Associates
Bob Kovacs
Joseph Doyle
Ryan & Charlene Barwis
In Memory of Bob Rehatchek
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The Dadio family
DBA Caring Senior Service
Mike & Chris Marek
Buzz & family
Bistany Grandchildren
To Honor Stephen Prebish
KL Herring & Son LLC - Heating-Plumbing-Fuel Oil (Owners Stacy & Dave Kerstetter)
James Perchak
Bill Scutta
Robert Warkala DPM – Cornerstone Foot & Ankle
Fritz Financial Group - Cory Fritz & Mike Runk
Bronze Patrons ($10.00 up to $99.00)
In Memory of Robert "Bob" Rehatchek
Donna Valent
Jay & Isy Werkheiser
Dr. & Mrs. James E. Dynan
Jack & Ann Yaroma
Lee & Jean Gackenbach
Tom & Eileen Whildin
Gwyneth & Rich Sample
Ed & Joan Yorke, Jr.
William & Cindy Smith
Carol Blaschak
Warren & Sue Nelson
Rosemary Rubino
Walt Logechnik
Diane & Jay O'Neill
Ray & Judi Loftus
Eileen Gibas Kmetz CPA of Wittig CPA's
Chad & Yvonne Gibble
Carol Searfoss
Richard Montemore
The Lightcap family
Dr. Clifford Wagner
Michael Davis Financial Advisor, Ameriprise Financial
James & Gail Jordan
Zach Chodur
FIREWORK DONATIONS
Diamond Patrons ($1000.00 & up)
Ken & Irene Snyder
Kovatch Ford
Horwith Trucks, Inc.
Barwis Construction
Anonymous
Gold Patrons ($200.00 up to $499.00)
Panther Valley Lumber Co Inc.
Bronze ($10.00 to $99.00)
Carol Searfoss
Cameron & Diane Fowler
William Hedish
Frank & Mary Lou Maradeo
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Lake Hauto Club continues to participate in Redner’s Save-A-Tape and
Boyers’ rebate programs.
PERMITS NEEDED FOR:
(Fees associated with the application)
New Construction - $1000.00
Road opening with new construction - $800.00
Additions - $250.00
Landscaping or deck - $25.00
Pavilion - $35.00, Shed - $25.00
Tree permit - $10.00 per tree
Driveway—$10.00
All fees are non-refundable. All Rules and Regulations
must be followed.
You must allowed at least 15 days from submission for
approval.
ONLY tennis playing on the tennis courts! No skateboards, roller blades, scooters, bikes, etc. on
the tennis courts. We want to
preserve the courts in good condition for the
tennis players. Thank you for your cooperation.
A & W Plumbing and Heating
Nesquehoning, PA 18240
PA Reg # 014818
Residential plumbing, heating
and installation of oil burners,
gas furnaces, coal stokers, and
appliances;
install, repair, clean sewer &
drain lines.
Take your eligible Save-A-Tapes from Redner’s
down to the office and drop them into the outside
letter drop or take them inside the office during regular office hours and give them to Kim. At Redner's you must remember to have the cashier
swipe your key tag in order for your Save-A-Tape
to be eligible.. At Boyer’s, all you need to do is
swipe your Boyer’s tag (there is no need for a receipt to be submitted to Lake Hauto Club for a rebate). If you need a Boyer’s tag, call the office.
Kim will be happy to get a tag to you. If you need a
save-a tape key tag from Redner’s, ask any cashier for one before he/she begins to register your
purchase.
Currently, all the rebate money from Redner’s and
Boyer’s is being deposited into the Road Savings
Account. The amount deposited to date is
$1069.12.
Thank you, everyone,
for participating!!
Pets are NOT permitted
in the Recreational Areas at any time This includes the tennis courts,
beaches, baseball fields,
playgrounds, basketball areas,
parking lots, etc. There are no exceptions to this rule.
Est. 1965 (formerly Stemetzki P & H)
Amanda Watkins Breiner, Owner/LH Resident
Call Robert Watkins
@ 570-669-6147
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Lansford, PA
Andreas, PA
Frank Sowers, Jr.
Owner
24 Hours Service
House * Garage * Commercial
Clean Outs & Demolition
At Reasonable Rates
Snow Plowing Available
570-645-2028
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570-778-9450
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LAKEFRONT FOR SALE
. SIGNS
1. Real Estate:
a. Any sign designating or advertising
the sale of a property or premises shall
not exceed a maximum size of 18 x 24
inches (432 sq. in.).
b. Only one sign is permissible per property for sale.
c. Posting of "FOR LEASE" or "FOR RENT"
signs is prohibited.
2. Directional Signs:
Club members who post directional
signs on club property are to have
these removed following their use.
15 Club Dr, Lake Hauto
Pride of ownership is evident in this well maintained property. Beautiful location with mature
trees and lake access, Priced to sell at
$349,900. Contact listing agent for details.
3. The posting of signs or the attachment of any
objects to, as well as entry upon, the “Teepees
or Rocks” at the entrance to Lake Hauto is not
permitted.
Edward Staloski
Associate Broker
570-778-7325 cell
570-722-8000 office
DO NOT PUT ANYTHING ON THE TEEPEES.
[email protected]
MARY ENCK REALTY, INC.
PLEASE REMOVE ALL DIRECTIONAL
SIGNS AND
Don’t Settle For Less Than The Best!
BALLOONS AFTER YOUR PARTY.
WARNING!!!
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
LAKE HAUTO CLUB OFFICE
570-645-7100
LAKE HAUTO CLUB GARAGE
570-645-7104
911 NON EMERGENCY (Schuylkill)
570-622-3739
911 NON EMERGENCY (Carbon)
570-669-5551
LANSFORD-COALDALE JOINT WATER AUTHORITY
570-645-3040
PPL ELCTRIC COMPANY
800-342-5775
NESQUEHONING POST OFFICE
570-669-6621
BLUE RIDGE CABLE COMPANY
570-645-5511
RUSH TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT
570-668-4242
RUSH TOWNSHIP SEWER AUTHORITY
570-668-4336
RUSH TOWNSHIP BOARD OF SUPERVISORS (Garbage)
570-668-2938
NESQUEHONING POLICE DEPARTMENT
570-669-9111
NESQUEHONING SEWER AUTHORITY
570-669-9951
NESQUEHONING BOROUGH BUILDING (Garbage)
570-669-9588
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Anyone vandalizing any of
the lake buoys will be
fined and possibly denied
water privileges for a period of time. The fine
and penalty will be at the
discretion of the Lake
Hauto Club
Board of Directors.
Each buoy costs approximately $275.00 $300.00 total for which
you may be responsible.
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NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS!
SHERRY DENTAL
570-668-6200
41 WEST BROAD ST
TAMAQUA, PA 18252
PROVIDING ALL ASPECTS OF MODERN GENERAL DENTISTRY:
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DIGITAL X-RAYS
CLEANINGS
FILLINGS
EXTRACTIONS
CHILD FRIENDLY
EVENING & EMERGENCY
APPOINTMENTS
AVAILABLE!
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COSMETIC DENTISTRY
CROWNS
BRIDGES
VENEERS
WHITENING
DENTURES
FLEXIBLE PARTIAL DENTURES (NO METAL)
WWW.SHERRYDENTAL.COM
Need a New kitchen or bath?
Call or Email for more
information.
[email protected]
We have all your needs for the
grilling season.
Stop in
anytime or call ahead and we will
gladly get it ready for you!
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We thank you for your continued support!
Tom and Nancy Pilla
Lake Hauto members since 1989
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WE SELL DOCK RUBRAIL & CORNERS
WE FILL PROPANE TANKS
A complete line of hardware and building material for the do-it-yourselfer.
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Celebrating
29 years of
service
Route 309, Hometown
570-668-2788 or Toll Free 800-303-6400
AUTO INSURANCE FOR PREFERRED & HIGH RISK
DRIVERS OF ALL AGES
Auto, Health, Life, Business, Full Time, Vacant & Seasonal Homes,
Boats, Motorcycles, Snow Mobiles, ATV’s & Trucking Risks
Brian Tirpak
Shirley Tirpak
Lake Hauto Club Residents over 29 years
A Full Service Pharmacy
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Counseling
Candy
Gifts
Jewelry
Let our pharmacy family be your family pharmacy!
*** Let us transfer your prescriptions***
(We will gladly meet or beat local prescription prices)
Designer Greeting Cards & Gift Wrap 50% off every day
Buy 1 Get 1 Free - Natures Bounty Vitamins (Select items monthly)
220 Claremont Ave. Suite #2
Tamaqua, PA. 18252
Phone: 570-668-1900
Lou Rubino RPh
Paula Rubino RPh
Lake Hauto Members
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Standard Rate U.S.
Postage
PAID
Lake Hauto Club
140 Maple Terrace
Nesquehoning, PA 18240
Lehighton, PA
18235
ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
Permit No. 310
REMINDER
If anyone is planning on running for a
position on the Lake Hauto Board of
Directors, you must have your petition
in the office before 2:00 PM on Saturday July 12, 2014. This year there are 3 full term vacancies (3 years each). Please remember that you must
use the official petition form for Lake Hauto Club.
These forms are available in the office. If you cannot pick up a form, please contact the office and one
will be sent to you. You need at least 10 signatures.
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Wishing everyone a safe and
enjoyable summer!
Save-the-date!
Saturday, August 9th is
our annual summer picnic!
Food by
Christy Joy and The Waffle Hut
Entertainment by
“Into the Spin”
Look for more information to come in the
mail!
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