2014summer - Arrowhead Lake

2014SUMMER
RECGUIDE
Member Services: 570-646-1771
Lodge Front Desk: 570-643-9323
Fax: 570-643-5419
Board of Directors
Bill Lucas - President
Pat Tierney - Vice President
Tom Filla - Secretary
Gerry Burke - Treasurer
Jerry Grlica - Assistant Secretary
Ruth Ann Murphy - Assistant Treasurer
Barbara Zimmerman
Joan Mullen
Tony Russo
Arrowhead Lake Facility Phone Numbers
Welcome Center/Member Services Building/Security........570-646-1771
Lodge Front Desk/Recreation Services.............................570-643-9323
EMERGENCY NUMBERS
Fire, Ambulance & Police - 9 1 1
Member Services/Welcome Center
Sunday-Thursday: 8:30AM-4:30PM
Friday & Saturday: 9AM-9PM
Security/Dispatch Department
7 days - 24 hours
Lodge Hours
Sunday-Thursday 9AM-10PM
Friday & Saturday 9AM-11PM
Board of Directors Monthly Meetings Schedule
Saturday, June 7th, 2014
Saturday, July 12th, 2014
Saturday, August 2nd, 2014
Saturday, September 6th, 2014
961 Arrowhead Drive v
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Pocono Lake, PA 18347
EMERGENCY
POLICE/AMBULANCE/FIRE: 9 1 1
POLICE (Non-Emergency)
Pocono Mountain Regional Police
570-895-2400
TOWNSHIPS
Coolbaugh Township: 570-894-8490
Tobyhanna Township: 570-646-1212
UTILITIES
Frontier Phone/Internet: 800-225-5282
PPL Electricity: 800-342-5775
PennDot Road Conditions: 800-932-4600
Blue Ridge Cable: 570-839-3550
Waste Mangement/Garbage:
800-621-2100
Pocono Lake Post Office: 570-646-3929
SCHOOLS
Pocono Mountain West High School:
570-839-7121
Clear Run Intermediate School:
570-894-9446
Tobyhanna Elementary Center:
570-646-2721
Pocono Mountain Academy: 570-595-9518
Monsignor McHugh Elementary School:
570-595-7463
HOUSES OF WORSHIP
Faith Lutheran Church -- Blakeslee:
570-646-0309
Living Hope Baptist Church -- Mt. Pocono:
570-839-5900
St. Maximillan Kolbe -- Pocono Lake:
570-646-6424
St. Mary of the Mount -- Mt. Pocono:
570-839-2537
St. Nicholas Byzantine -- Pocono Summit:
570-839-8090
St. Marks -- Thornhurst: 570-472-3061
St. Elizabeth -- Bear Creek: 570-472-3061
Pocono Lake United Methodist Church -Pocono Lake: 570-646-2650
Thornhurst United Methodist Church -Thornhurst: 570-842-1434
Wesleyan Church of Pocono Lake -Pocono Lake: 570-646-9181
B’nai Harim (Children of the Mountain) -Pocono Pines: 570-646-0100
Temple Israel of the Poconos -Stroudsburg: 570-421-8781
HOSPITALS
Geisinger Community Medical Center
(CMC) -- Scranton: 570-969-8000
Moses Taylor Hospital -- Scranton:
570-340-2100
Geisinger Wyoming Valley -- Wilkes-Barre:
570-808-7300
Veterans Administration Medical Center -Wilkes-Barre: 570-824-3521
Pocono Medical Immediate Care Center -Tobyhanna: 570-839-1400
Pocono Medical Center -- East
Stroudsburg: 570-421-4000
Regional Hospital of Scranton -- Scranton:
570-348-7100
DENTISTS
Michael Olinits, D.D.S. -- Pocono Summit
Plaza - 570-839-9208
John Mann, D.M.D. -- Blakeslee 570-646-7811
James Rinehimer, D.D.S. -Pocono Lake - 570-646-9444
RESTAURANTS
Luciano’s -- on 940 West
Dominics’s Pizza -- on 940 West
Robert Christian’s -- on 940 West
Chat N’ Chew Cafe -- in Blakeslee Village
Papa Santos Pizza -- in Blakeslee Village
China Pearl -- in Blakeslee Plaza
Boulder View Tavern -- on 903
Brooklyn Bridge Pizza -- in Blakeslee Plaza
Subway -- in Blakeslee Plaza
Woody’s Country House -- on 115 S
Village Squire -- on 115 S off of 940
Farmers Market -- in Blakeslee Village
Murphy’s Loft -- on 115 S off of 940 W
Louie’s Prime Steak House -- on S Lake
Drive
Shenanigans -- on S Lake Drive
Nick’s Lake House -- on S Lake Drive
Jubilee Restaurant -- on 940 E
KFC -- on 940 E
Long John Silver’s -- on 940 E
McDonald’s -- on 940 E
Perkins -- on 940 E
Pioneer Dinner -- on 940 E
Smuggler’s Cove -- on Route 611
Bailey’s Rib & Steakhouse -- on Route 611
GROCERY, DRUG STORES
LIQUOR STORES AND BEER
DISTRIBUTERS
Pinewood Deli (right outside main gate)
beer available
Towards Blakeslee (Route 940 West)
Aharts Market
Wine and Spirits
Harmony Beverage
Dollar General
Family Dollar
CVS Pharmacy
Wawa (open 24 hours)
Towards Mt. Pocono (Route 940 East)
Rite Aid
Wal-Mart Super Center
ShopRite
K-Mart
Weis
Wine and Spirits
ENTERTAINMENT
Mt Airy Casino -- Rt 611: 570-839-8816
Mohegan Sun & Pocono Downs (Casino)-Hwy 315: 570-831-2100
Sherman Theater -- Main St/Stroudsburg,
PA: 570-420-2808
HORSEBACK RIDING
Deer Path Stable -- Rt 940: 570-443-4431
Happy Trails Riding Stable -- Rt 611:
570-839-8340
Mohegan Sun & Pocono Downs -- Hwy 315:
570-825-6681
GOLF COURSES
Mount Airy Golf Club -- Rt 611:
570-243-5240
Jack Frost National -- Rt 940:
570-443-2414
Pocono Manor Inn & Golf Course -- Rt 940:
570-839-7111
Mt. Pocono Golf Club -- Rt 940:
570-839-6061
Glenbrook Golf Course -- Stroudsburg, PA:
570-424-8544
Mt Laurel Golf Club -- White Haven, PA:
570-443-7424
Split Rock Golf Club -- Lake Harmony, PA:
570-722-9111
Thornhurst Country Club (9 holes) -Thornhurst, PA: 570-472-9079
Stone Meadows Golf Club -- White Haven,
PA: 570-472-3870
WATER PARKS/WATER ACTIVITIES
Camelbeach Mountain Waterpark -Tannersville, PA: 570-629-1661
Split Rock H2O -- Lake Harmony, PA:
570-722-9111
Whitewater Challengers Rafting -- White
Haven, PA: 570-443-9543
SHOPPINC
The Crossings Premium Outlets -Tannersville, PA
MOVIE THEATERS
Casino Theater -- Rt 611: 570-839-7831
Cinemark Strouds Mall -- Rt 611:
570-421-1284
Cinemark Cinemas -- Moosic, PA:
570-961-5943
Split Rock Resort Theatre: 570-712-9111
AREA ATTRACTIONS
SIGHT-SEEING
Pocono Raceway -- Rt 115: 1(800)
RACEWAY
Pocono Go Karts -- Rt 209: 570-223-6299
Bushkill Falls -- Bushkill, PA: 570-588-6682
Water Gap Trolly -- Main Street/Rt 611:
570-476-9766
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SUMMER RECREATION GUIDE 2014
Table of Contents
Important Numbers.........................................PAGES 2
Area Attractions................................................PAGE 3
Letter from the Board President and Recreation
Manager..............................................................PAGE 5
SUMMER RECREATION CALENDAR.......PAGES 7-12
Aquatics/Pool Info...................................PAGES 15-20
July 4th Weekend............................................PAGE 25
The Carnival is Back!......................................PAGE 27
Labor Day Weekend Dinner & Dance............PAGE 28
Tennis Info.......................................................PAGE 29
Arrowhead Sailors 2013/Rental Shack Info..PAGE 32
Fishing Derby...................................................PAGE 33
Boating & Fishing Regulations......................PAGE 34
Camp Koda..............................................PAGES 36, 37
Registration Forms.................................PAGES 39, 40
More Info on Summer Events.................PAGES 41-43
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A Message from the ALCA Board President
By: Bill Lucas
Spring has finally sprung after having a very long, snowy
winter! We are definitely looking forward to some hot fun in the
summer sun when our community blossoms with recreational activities. Our Recreation Manager, Kristin Loughran, in coordination with our Recreation Committee, has a full variety of activities
planned for all summer long.
If you are looking to enjoy a million dollar view, our
Lodge will continue to offer Friday Night Foods, offering varietyfrom pizza to clambakes. Come out and enjoy meeting your
neighbors on the Lodge’s back decks! A Carnival at the Island
Grounds, June 13th to the 15th is planned and the Island Pool will
be open during this event. July 4th brings us a Fireworks Spectacular, along with a bonfire and band (Long Time Comin’). On
July 5th, there will be a DJ at the Island Pool all day long, with a
Bounce House and Dunk Tank. The 15th Annual Fishing Derby
is scheduled for July 19th & 20th. Race for the Arrow 5K, benefiting the V Foundation for Cancer Research, will be held on August
3rd. A Dinner and Dance is scheduled for August 30th, along
with a Kid’s Rec Night. Many other activities planned include 5
Bonfires, Baseball Trips, and even a trip to Camelbeach. Let’s not
forget to come out and support our competitive Swim Team –
Rapid Arrows too!
This year, Kristin is introducing JSTAR (Junior Staff
Training Program for Arrowhead Residents). This program is
geared towards 11-14 year olds to help foster responsibility and
important job skills, as well as being a great opportunity to make
new friends and have fun!
While enjoying the summertime months, please be
mindful of the speed limit within the community. Please yield to
pedestrians, bikers, and golf carts to help keep our community
safe throughout the summer. The speed limit is 25 mph, with
the exception of near our amenities/beaches, where it is 15 mph.
Remember to SLOW DOWN while traveling throughout our
community!
In addition to our wonderful staff, we depend on
volunteers to help with most of our events. I cordially invite and
encourage all ALCA Members to expand participation in our
community and get involved by volunteering your time.
Remember to check the Summer Rec Calendar regularly
and checkout our website (www.arrowheadca.org) for additional
information on events and activities.
Enjoy your Summer with your Family & Friends!
Sincerely,
Bill Lucas, Board President
See you at the Lodge!
Enrich your experience: Volunteer!
A Message from the Recreation Manager
By: Kristin Loughran, Recreation & Lodge Manager
Welcome back to summer! There are a lot of great activities going on this summer and it can be easy to miss out on fun- so
make sure to read your calendar or check out the list of events at the back of the this book. In an effort to get more information about
programs out to the community we will be having a Memorial Day Activity Fair at the Lodge on Saturday May 24th from 10AM-12PM.
Come down and talk to representatives from Swim Team, Swim Lessons, Tennis, Karate, Pickleball, Day Camp, JSTAR (Junior Staff
Training for Arrowhead Residents), Kid’s Sports and more. You can also find information about these programs throughout this book.
This summer there are some changes to some of your favorite activities like an extra day of camp a week, private swim lessons, and the
addition of a lap swim/stroke clinic time.
The Recreation and Aquatics departments heard from members that there was a need for a Youth Boat Safety Class- ask and
you shall receive! This class will take place on June 28th & July 2nd from 1-2PM under the pavilion. Look for flyers for more information! Aquatics and Recreation have also come together to create a new event in place of the Lifeguard vs. Swim Team games. This new
event will take place on Thursday July 17th at the Clubhouse field and will benefit the V Foundation for Cancer Research. The Lifeguard
staff, Swim Team, and Camp Staff will compete in Field Day type events. Raffles and food sales will also take place to raise money for
this special charity. Island Pool will remain open normal times that day for those who choose not to attend. Another popular event
returning this year is the Youth Fishing Derby on July 19th and 20th, remember to sign up early!
If you haven’t stopped by the Lodge yet for Friday Night Food, come by and check it out! A complete list of all the types of
food can be found at the back of this book. To kick off the summer we will be having Bingo on the Saturday of Memorial Day and a
Bonfire with a DJ on Sunday at the Island Pavilion. Look for the box in this book for a complete list of all bonfires this summer. Movie
Night on the Beach was such a success that we decided to bring it back again this year, as well as Dive-In Movies, all of which can be
found on your calendars! A few more of the fun events going on this summer are the Pig Roast & Luau with a DJ and new catering
company, Autism Speaks Benefit on August 2nd, Race for the Arrow 5K on August 3rd, Chili Cook-off to benefit Tobyhanna Fire Company, Flea Markets at Homes on Memorial Day weekend and Labor Day Weekend, Ice Cream Social & Magic Show on August 8th, and
live music performances every week somewhere around the Community! Also, to celebrate our dedicated volunteers we will be having
a Volunteer Appreciation Social on August 24th at the Island Pavilion as a small token of our thanks. All active volunteers are invited!
Lastly, there are a few more big events going on this summer, starting with… the CARNIVAL!! This summer’s Carnival will
take place on Friday June 13th, Saturday June 14th and Sunday June 15th at the Island Grounds. There will be Rides, Games, prizes,
and food all weekend long! Mark your calendars for that and for the fireworks, bonfire, and band on Friday July 4th; as well as Independence Fun at the Island Pool with Bounce House, Dunk Tank, Sand Art & DJ on Saturday July 5th; and Sandcastle Contest, Softball
Tournament and Acoustic Music on Sunday July 6th. Finally, on Labor Day weekend, finish up summer with the Labor Day Dinner
Dance and Kid’s Rec Night on Saturday August 30th and Bonfire and Band on Sunday August 31st. Remember to buy your tickets for
the Dinner & Dance early!
Remember that all your Recreation, event, and activity questions can be answered by calling (570)643-9323 or by stopping in
at the Lodge. Look forward to seeing all of you around the Lake!!
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Summer Bonfire Dates
Sportswear Summer Sales Dates
Sunday May 11: 9-11AM
Sunday May 25: 11AM-1PM
Sunday June 8: 9-11AM
Sunday June 29: 2-4PM
Thursday July 3: 6-9PM
Sunday July 13: 9-11AM
Friday July 18: 6-8PM
Friday July 25: 6-8PM
Friday August 8: 6-8PM
Sunday August 17: 9-11AM
Sales will take place in the Multifunction Room located in the left wing of the Lodge. Sportswear can
also be purchased at the Lodge front desk during
normal building hours.
Sunday, May 25th at Island Pool
Saturday, June 21st at Beach 2
Friday, July 4th at Island Pool
Saturday, August 9th at Island Pool
Sunday, August 31st at Island Pool
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AQUATIC FACILITIES INFORMATION:
Hours: 11:00AM-7:00PM (weather permitting)
Facility Locations:
All pools will be open on weekends only beginning on Saturday, May
24th and will open full time (Monday through Sunday) beginning on
Saturday, June 21st through Monday, September 1st. All Beaches will
be open on weekends only beginning on Saturday, May 24th through
Monday, September 1st. Due to the Lifeguard, Swim Team Field Day on
Thursday, July 17th, Minisink and Choctaw Pools will close at 3:30PM-Island Pool will remain open until 7PM. Wristbands are required at all
facilities by all members, associates, guests, and renters.
Choctaw Pool:
Located on the corner of Choctaw and Wyomissing Drive, this is a heated pool with a baby pool.
(Please note that on Tuesday, July 15th Choctaw pool will close at 3:30PM in order to prepare for an evening Swim Meet.
On Thursday July 25th Choctaw pool will open at approximately 12:30PM due to a morning Swim Meet. Due to the Lifeguard, Swim Team Field Day on Thursday July 17th, Choctaw Pool will close at 3:30PM.)
Island Pool:
Located off of Trout Creek Road, this is a heated, zero entry pool
with handicap accessibility and child friendly water features, as
well as a heated baby pool. Please see lifeguard for assistance
entering the pool with our aquatic wheelchair.
(Due to the Youth Fishing Derby on Saturday July 19th, Island Pool will not open
until 12PM. On Sunday July 20th, Island Pool will not open until 1PM.
Minisink Pool:
Located on the corner of Minisink and Moshannon Drive, this is a heated pool with a diving board and
a heated baby pool.
(Due to Lifeguard, Swim Team Field Day on Thursday July 17th, Minisink Pool will close at 3:30PM.)
Beach 1:
Beach 3:
Beach 2:
Beach 4:
Located on Lake Shore Drive, just past the
main gate.
Located on Lake Shore Drive, between
Squaw Trail and Onawa Trail.
Located on Lake Shore Drive, just after
Adobe Drive.
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Located on North Arrow Drive, between
Pontiac and Cresco Drive.
MEET THE AQUATICS CREW
Jillian Ziegler is returning as Aquatics Manager for her third year, and tenth year
working for Arrowhead Lake! Jill received her undergraduate degree from York College of Pennsylvania and her master’s degree from University of Scranton; she is currently a school counselor at East Stroudsburg North High School.
Steven Koines is returning as a seasoned Head Guard with more than a decade of
aquatics experience. Steven received his undergraduate degree from York College of
Pennsylvania and his master’s degree from St. John’s University; he is currently an
elementary school teacher in Fresh Meadows, New York.
Steven Walsh is a new Head Guard who currently attends Kutztown University of
Pennsylvania for Special Education. Steven has been an employee of Arrowhead since
the summer of 2009.
Michael Tabachuk is a new Head Guard who currently attends Johnson and Wales
University for Culinary Studies. This will be his fifth year working for Arrowhead.
Adam Whapham is a new Head Guard who currently attends Penn State Harrisburg
for Mechanical Engineering. Adam has been a resident of Arrowhead for 19 years.
This will be his fourth year working for the community.
Kelley Taylor is the new Rapid Arrows Head Coach. She is currently the Head Varsity
Swim Coach for Pocono Mountain East High School. Kelley was a competitive swimmer for more than 10 years and is a certified water safety instructor.
Kelsey Boyle is returning as an Assistant Rapid Arrows Coach. This is her second summer! Kelsey was an asset to the program last year and loves working with children. She
is currently attending SUNY Cortland for Speech Pathology.
Danielle Fundakowski is a new Swim Lessons Instructor and Assistant Rapid Arrows
Coach. She has been a part of the Rapid Arrows swim team and the Western YMCA
of Delaware for 11 years. Next year, she will be attending Arcadia University where she
plans to major in Biology and, of course participate on their swim team.
Chris Mohr is a returning Swim Lessons Instructor. He currently attends SUNY
Albany. He has been swimming for 14 years, starting with his time on the Rapid Arrows Swim team when he was six years old. This will be his fifth year as a WSI Swim
Instructor at Arrowhead Lakes.
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Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday & Friday
10-11AM Minisink Pool
John Chiaia is a new Swim Lessons Instructor
who currently attends Mount Saint Mary College. He has worked for Arrowhead for 4 years
and has been coming here since childhood. He
has a strong swimming background.
(June 23, 2014 – August 15, 2014)
Weather Permitting!
(At the discretion of the instructor)
Rachel D’Alessandris is a new Swim Lessons Instructor who is currently attending The University
of Pittsburgh for nursing. She has been a competitive swimmer for 7 years and was a member of the
Rapid Arrows for many years.
Instructor: Brianna Opromollo
Fees: $3.00/person/day
Phone: 570.643.9362
Payments are accepted at the
Lodge. Payments will not be
accepted at Minisink Pool.
Refunds will not be issued.
Please be sure to bring a 2014
voucher to the pool for each
water aerobics class you attend.
Only a valid 2014 voucher will
be accepted for entrance into a
class.
Brianna Opromollo will be instructing Water
Aerobics this summer! She graduates from
Pocono Mountain West High School and will be
attending a college in Florida in the fall of 2014.
2014 Private Swim Lessons 2014
4th Annual
Interested in PRIVATE swim lessons?
If you or your child would like to improve his/her swimming
ability in a one on one setting, please contact the Recreation
staff at the Lodge by calling (570)643-9323, or
email, [email protected].
Private Lesson ½ Hour: $25
Private Lesson 1 Hour: $40
*All private lessons must be organized through the Recreation
staff.
For more information about group lessons please refer to the
form on page 40.
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Location, Time & Date
TBA
RAPID ARROWS SWIM TEAM
Head Coach: Kelley Taylor
Asst. Coaches: Kelsey Boyle &
Danielle Fundakowski
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (570)643-9326
Parents Meeting
June 29th at 12PM in the Lodge
Banquet Room
TRY-OUTS
June 23rd -June 27th from 4-5PM @ Choctaw Pool
June 30th-July 4th from 4-5PM @ Choctaw Pool
*Try-outs are only for new team members. If you are unable to make these dates for try-outs please contact the
coaches at the above email.
PRACTICE
Practice begins on Monday June 23rd and ends on
Friday August 1st.
Rapid Arrows Fees
The registration fee will only cover the registration cost, not
the bathing suit, champ individuals or team apparel.
Registration packets can be found at www.arrowheadca.org
*All payments must be made to the Lodge Front Desk
MEMBER/ASSOCIATE: $60/per child
NON-MEMBER/RENTER: $60/per child
Deadline: Saturday, July 5
Practice times (weather permitting)
4:00-5:00 PM ages 5-9
5:00-6:00 PM ages 10-13
6:00-7:00 PM ages 14-18
Practice is MANDATORY
Important Season Dates
May 25th: Team Bake Sale (Lodge Lobby) 11AM-1PM
*All practices will be held at
July 4th: Team Bake Sale (Island Pavilion), 7-9PM
Choctaw
Pool, Monday- Friday
July 13th: Team Car Wash (Member Services Building Lower Lot),
11AM-1PM
July 17th: Lifeguard Swim Team Field Day (Clubhouse Fields), 4:30-6PM
Post-Field Day BBQ w/ Lifeguards (Clubhouse), 6-7:30PM
Come out and support us at
July 31st: Spaghetti Dinner (Clubhouse), 7-9PM
the Lifeguard/Swim Team
August 2nd: CHAMPS (Money due no later than July 24th)
Charity Field Day on Thursday,
August 3rd: End-of-Season BBQ (Island Pavilion), 2-5PM
July 17 at the Clubhouse Fields
from 4:30-6PM!
Swim Meet Dates
July 10th: AWAY, Arrowhead Lakes @ Pocono Farms
8:30AM Warms-Up, 9AM Start
Rapid Arrows Swim
Team Registration
Packets are available
at the Lodge!
July 15th: HOME, Hide Out @ Arrowhead
5:30PM Warm-Up, 6PM Start
July 22nd: AWAY, Arrowhead @ Pocono Family YMCA
5:30PM Warm-Up, 6PM Start
July 24th: HOME, Lake Naomi Club @ Arrowhead
8:30AM Warms-Up, 9AM Start
July 29th: AWAY, Arrowhead @ Buck Hill Falls
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The first day of
registration for ALL
ALCA Summer
Activities is...
May 17th!
All sign-ups and
registrations take
place at the Lodge.
More information on activities
can be found within the 2014
Summer Rec Guide or at
www.arrowheadca.org under
Resources>Documents.
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The Nature Conservancy’s mission is to conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends. The
Poconos have been named to the Conservancy’s list of “The World’s Last Great Places” because the area
harbors Pennsylvania’s largest concentration of globally rare plants, animals and natural communities, as well
as an ecosystem that is not found anywhere else in the world. We invite you, your family and friends to
explore some of these extraordinary places and meet some of the special people who provide inspiring nature
and environmental educational programs for our community.
Pre-registration is required for all programs.
Meet at The Nature Conservancy’s Hauser Nature Center (unless otherwise noted)
1567 Long Pond Road, Long Pond PA 18334
570-643-7922 x310
www.nature.org/pennsylvania
All programs are free. Donations to The Nature Conservancy are always appreciated.
Tree I.D. Nature Walk
Tuesday, May 27, 6-8 p.m.
Join The Nature Conservancy’s Habitat Management
Coordinator, Zach Goodrich, to explore and learn to
identify some of the common trees found on the
Pocono plateau.
Bird Banding – A Special
Outdoor Experience
Saturday, June 7, 8-10 a.m.
(Rain date: June 8)
Darryl Speicher, of the Pocono Avian Research
Center, will demonstrate the capture and banding of
birds as part of a research project at the Thomas
Darling Preserve. Great opportunity to see birds up
close. Bring your camera. For ages 10+. Meet at
Thomas Darling Preserve, Blakeslee.
Tree I.D. Nature Walk
Tuesday, July 22, 6-8 p.m.
Walk off-trail at our Minsi Lake Vernal Pools
Preserve to explore and identify the diversity of tree
species in the area. Be sure to wear sturdy shoes and
clothes you don't mind getting a bit dirty!
Live Wild Animals of the Poconos
Sunday, August 17, 5-7 p.m.
Tunkhannock Township Municipal Park
Pavilion, adjacent to Hauser Nature Center
Birding with Bird Lovers
Saturday, June 21, 8-10:30 a.m.
Bird enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels are
welcome to join Rick Wiltraut, Jacobsburg State Park
Naturalist, and Bud Cook, The Nature Conservancy
as they watch and listen for birds in Cherry Valley.
Bring your camera! An extraordinary opportunity to
see and learn about wildlife from our area. The
Pocono Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center
is a place where injured and orphaned wild animals
are cared for until they can fend for themselves and
be released back into the wild. Non-releasable animals
are handled by Kathy and Eric Uhler in an amazing
and amusing educational program that will delight
children and adults. Bring a picnic supper, if you like.
Wildflower Walk
Tuesday, June 24, 6-8 p.m.
Wildflowers abound at beautiful Grass Lake. Join us
on a leisurely walk to discover blooms in a variety of
habitats: barrens, boreal forest, and wetlands. Sharpeyed walkers may spot insect-eating plants. Easy walk.
Nature Walk - Ecology & Natural History of the
Thomas Darling Preserve
Tuesday, August 19, 6-8 p.m.
Rick Koval’s
Live Reptiles & Amphibians
Tuesday, July 15, 6:30 p.m.
Get up close and personal with naturalist Rick Koval's
collection of native snakes, frogs, salamanders and
even a turtle, which reside in the Poconos. Learn
about these fascinating reptiles and amphibians and
their role in the environment. Fun for everyone,
including Rick's critters as some will eat tasty tidbits
right before your eyes. Kids wanted and make sure to
bring a camera!
Explore the processes that helped
shape the natural communities at
the Thomas Darling Preserve.
From boreal species that represent
forests commonly found much
further north, to the diversity of
wetlands at the site, this preserve is
truly a natural treasure.
Tannersville Cranberry Bog Day
Sunday, October 19
Monroe County Environment Education Center
The day will feature guided walks onto the boardwalk
and to other remote areas of the Bog, which is a
National Natural Landmark.
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The ALCA Tennis Committee welcomes
everyone to come out and play tennis!
celebration and raffle at the Island Pavilion on
August 10th.
This season we’d like to add extra play days for
both the youth and adult programs. The youth
program takes place on Tuesday mornings and
we’d like to have the extra play on Thursdays
mornings. The adult extra play would take place
on Sunday mornings.
If you have any items to donate to our raffle, we’d
love to have them (apparel, key chains, water
bottles, balls, rackets, sunglasses, visors, etc.).
SAVE THE DATE – Sat., June 28th @ 4PM at the
Lodge - we’re planning an adult tennis social.
All adult tennis players are welcome to join us.
Please come out and meet other tennis players
from the community!
Extra play is giving the kids and adults another
day to get together and just play tennis. Extra
play will not be run by the Tennis Instructors,
but will be dependent on volunteers (members/
parents/grandparents). Volunteer forms will be
attached to the sign up forms.
Sign-ups for all programs can be completed at
the Lodge, starting May 17th. Dates for each of
the programs are listed below. New youth players
in the Rally Ball group (9-12 yrs old) will need to
provide proof of age.
All programs will end with an Awards/Pizza Party
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate
to contact me via email ([email protected]) or
by phone (718-696-8303/570-643-2922).
Looking forward to seeing everyone on the
courts.
Maureen McIntyre
Chair, Tennis Committee
YOUTH PROGAM
$38 Members/$42 Guests & Renters
Tues., July 1st
Tues., July 8th
Tues., July 15th
Tues., July 22nd Tues., July 29th
Tues., Aug. 5th
(TOURNAMENT)
RALLY BALL
Ages 9-12
9-10:30a
9-10:30a
9-10:30a
9-10:30a
9-10:30a
9-10:30a
TEENS
Ages 13-18
10:30a-12p 10:30a-12p 10:30a-12p
10:30a-12p
10:30a-12p
10:30a-12p
ADULT PROGAM
$50 Members/$55 Guests & Renters
INTERMEDIATE BEGINNERS Sat., June 28th
9-10:30a
10:30a-12p
Sat., July 5th
9-10:30a
10:30a-12p
Sat., July 12th
9-10:30a
10:30a-12p
Sat., July 19nd 9-10:30a
10:30a-12p
Sat., July 26th
9-10:30a
10:30a-12p
Sat., Aug. 2nd
9-10:30a
10:30a-12p Sat., Aug. 9nd
9-10:30a
10:30a-12p
(TOURNAMENT)
SUNDAY, AUG. 10TH @ 1PM – AWARDS/PIZZA
PARTY
SUNDAY, AUG. 10TH @ 1P – AWARDS/PIZZA
PARTY
Dates of Extra Play
July 3, 10, 17, 24, & 31
Dates of Extra Play
June 29
July 6, 13, 20, & 27
Aug 3
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Kid’s Karate Classes
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No uniform necessary.
Ages 6-13
Expires: 09/01/2014
Price per class: $10
Per season (6 classes): $42
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906 Route 940, Suite 110
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The classes take place on Thursdays from
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July 3rd through August 7th.
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HAVE A
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COMING UP?
Sign up at the Lodge Front Desk or by
calling (570)643-9323. Payment must be
made at time of sign up.
Special Occasions
CONSIDER THE LODGE
We Accommodate:
Weddings
Bridal Showers
Baby Showers
Company Meetings
Anniversary Party
Special Dinners
And More...
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Contact Kristin Loughran,
The Lodge is available for members
Lodge Manager at
to rent for special occasions.
570-643-9323 to set up an
Large or small parties can be
appointment to discuss
accommodated.
pricing and availability.
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BEGINNER’S YOGA CLASSES
June 25th through August 15th
Taught by: Colleen A. La Scala
Certified Personal Trainer & Group Fitness Instructor
8 classes for $64.00
Single class $10.00
Classes are open to men and women 16 years of age and older.
Wednesday (8 classes)
11:30AM-12:30AM at the Lodge
Friday (8 classes)
6-7PM at the Clubhouse
This class will offer participants a complete workout
of flowing yoga poses and stretches that will gently
reshape your body by lengthening and toning your
muscles while revitalizing your mind and body. A
yoga mat will be needed for this class.
Signups will take place at the Lodge. Payment is required at time
of signup.
BINGO
Time: Doors open at 6:15PM and close
promptly at 7:00PM. There will be no
admittance after 7:00PM.
Location: Clubhouse
When: Saturday: May 10th, May 24th,
June 14th & June 28th
Thursday: July 10th, July 24th, August
14th & August 28th
All players receive 1 free ticket for a chance to win an $8.00 bingo
voucher.
3-face: $5.00
3-face Jackpot: $1.00
6-face: $8.00
18-face Jackpot: $5.00
12-face: $14.00
Hotball:
$1.00
18-face: $18.00
Quicky:
$1.00
DAUBERS (Markers) are $1.25
Games begin at 7:15pm and conclude around 9:45pm. There are 21 games
including the jackpot game. Children under 18 must be accompanied
by an adult. Everyone must purchase a bingo packet. Only 1 player per
packet is allowed. Anyone that occupies a seat must purchase at least the
minimum bingo packet of $5. Pre-packaged snacks and beverages will be
available for a small fee beginning at 6:15pm.
ARROWHEAD SAILORS 2014
Ahoy Sailors!
Sailing is open to all men, women and children in
Arrowhead Lake. ABSOLUTELY NO EXPERIENCE
NECESSARY! All you need is a boat in the Sunfish/
Phantom class and preferably the ability to swim.
There are no dues or expenditures of any kind for
sailing. All sailors are required to wear life preservers. The sailing season begins Saturday, July 5th
at 11:00AM at Beach 2 (weather permitting). There
are 2 races on Saturdays and Sundays until early
September. The sailors have an opening picnic on
Saturday, July 5th at the Schmidt residence, immediately following the race to welcome back sailors
and to welcome new sailors for the sailing season.
The sailors will also hold a sailors dinner mid-season
(date and time TBA). As the season draws to an end,
the sailors have a closing picnic on Saturday, August
30th immediately following the race (location TBA).
During this picnic, the results of the racing season will
be announced; including the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place
winners and awards will be presented. All sailors who
raced during the season receive a memento provided
by the Association.
Please address all questions or concerns to:
Don Childers 570-646-7855
Russ Schmidt 570-646-3790
ISLAND RENTAL SHACK
Boats,
Bikes &
More!
Row Boats, Paddle
Boats or Kayaks
$10.00 PER HOUR
(LIFE JACKETS INCLUDED
WITH ALL BOAT RENTALS)
Adult/Youth Cruiser Bicycle $10.00 PER DAY
Adult Bicycle Helmet - $2.00 PER DAY
(HELMETS INCLUDED WITH ALL YOUTH BICYCLE
RENTALS)
Adult/Youth Fishing
Pole & Tackle
$5.00 PER DAY
Worms(Various Species)
$3.00 PER CUP
Basketballs/Footballs/Volleyballs/Soccer Balls/
Bocce Ball/Horse Shoes/Shuffle Board Equipment
$5.00 PER DAY
Tennis Racquets/Pickleball Paddle - $5.00 PER DAY
(INCLUDES A BUCKET OF TENNIS BALLS)
RENTAL SHACK INFO: Open Sat-Mon, 5/24-5/26. Open weekends only in June, 5/31-6/1, 6/7-8, 6/14-15,
6/21-23. Open Friday-Monday all summer. Open 4th of July week (6/30-7/7).
**ASK ABOUT OVERNIGHT RENTAL PACKAGES**
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MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
YOUTH FISHING DERBY JULY 19TH and 20TH
The Arrowhead Anglers will hold the 15th annual Youth
Fishing Derby on the weekend of July 19th and 20th.
Children between the ages of 6 and 13 are eligible to
participate. Pre-registration is highly recommended and
will run from June 7th to July 6th.You may obtain a form
from the Lodge or at www.arrowheadca.org. Last year,
114 children participated and 110 fish were caught and
released.
Participants will be divided into three groups:
Novice (age 6-7)
Intermediate (8-10)
Advanced (age11-13)
Saturday’s program will start at 8:30AM and end at
11:30AM. The Anglers encourage parents to accompany
their children both days.
Registration will begin at 8:30AM at the Island Pool
Pavilion. At 9:00AM the children will stock Bigmouth
Bass in the Island Lagoon. Following the stocking, the
children will be divided into groups and the seminars
will begin. The seminars will end at 11:30AM. NO fishing equipment is needed on Saturday. All children
must participate in the Saturday seminars to be eligible
to receive awards or receive a ticket for Sunday’s raffle.
Sunday’s activities will begin at 8:30AM at the Island Pool
Pavilion where the young anglers will receive the rules
and regulations for the morning. Fishing will conclude at
11:00AM. Children are to supply their own equipment as
well as their choice of bait. They must use a conventional
rod and reel and only one rod per child. From 11:15AM.
to 11:45AM the children will be given lunch. Following lunch, there will be the presentation of the trophies
and the raffle. The raffle has always been a big part of
the Derby. Local businesses and the Arrowhead Community have given in the past and every child participating has been given a prize. Donations of new or gently
used fishing equipment are needed for the raffle and may
be dropped off at the Lodge. The Anglers would like to
thank the community for past and future support.
CATCH AND RELEASE POLICY
Catch and release is in effect for all bass
20 inches or smaller.
ZERO TOLERANCE
When you practice catch and release
fishing you allow the fish to continue to
grow, thrive and reproduce.
Review the next page for boating regulations.
Any adults who wish to lend a hand may contact Rich
Isphording at 570-216-1255 or at [email protected]. We
can always use the extra help, thank you!
Rich Isphording, Chairman
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Tips on Boating & Fishing
Regulations
The lakes and streams located on
Arrowhead Lake property are considered
Commonwealth waters and fall under the
jurisdiction of the Pennsylvania Fish &
Boat Commission. The monitoring and
enforcement of state regulations are the
responsibility of the Pennsylvania Fish &
Boat Commission’s Waterways Conservation Officers with the Officers having
unlimited legal access to the Association’s
property. Historically, the Conservation
Officers spend a considerable amount of
time and effort in monitoring the waterways of ALCA.
To assist our residents and visitors in complying with the state regulations for boating and fishing, ALCA is
offering some of the basic regulations for
fishing and boating on Commonwealth
waters. A detailed explanation of the
regulations can be obtained by visiting
the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat website at:
www.fish.state.pa.us.
Boating Regulations
All boats must have US Coast Guard
approved wearable (types I, II, III and V)
personal floatation devices (PFDs) on board
for each person in the appropriate sizes
(Adult, child). Types I, II, III and V Boat
cushions are no longer considered acceptable
floatation devices. In addition to wearable
PFDs, boats 16 feet and over must have a
Type IV throw-able floatation device on
board. A throw-able device may not be used
as a substitute for a wearable device. Children
12 years of age or younger, when underway
on any boat 20 feet or less in length and on
all canoes, kayaks, paddle boats and drifting
boats are required to wear a PFD.Boaters are
required, by law, to wear PFDs on boats less
16 feet in length or any canoe or kayak during the cold weather months from November 1 through April 30. This requirement is
intended to protect boaters from the dangers
of cold water shock if they fall into the water.
ALCA rules and regulations allow
the use of an electric trolling motor (no gas
motors) and they are considered motorboats.
2014
WellTEST
Test INFORMATION
Information
2013
WELL
Well testing will take place at the Member Services Building from
9:30 AM to 11:30 AM on the following dates:
Sample bottles can be picked-up on the Friday before the day of the test
in the Lower Level of the Member Services Building from 6PM to 8PM
These bottles will also be available during the morning of each test.
June 21, 2014
July 19, 2014
Aug 16, 2014
COST
Total Coliform Test
$15.00
Total Coliform, Nitrate/Nitrite and Lead Package Test
$50.00
Payments can be made at the time of the bottle pick up.
No Cash Payments will be accepted.
Payments by check should be made to Microbac Laboratories.
Only sample bottles provided by the lab should be used for testing.
Please do not use your own sample bottles.
Other containers will not be accepted.
If you choose the package test, you must use a faucet that has not been
used that day so you can catch the first draw from the water line
(preferably from an indoor faucet or tap).
All samples must be brought to the
Lower Level of Member Services Building
by 11:30 AM for the lab to pick-up on the day of testing.
Boats utilizing an electric trolling motor
are required to have a valid state boat
registration card on board. Also the boat
must have valid state decals and license
number lettering attached to the hull,
displayed on both sides of the boat.
Fishing Regulations
Any person 16 years or older
is required to possess a valid Pennsylvania fishing license while fishing. An
adult may assist a child of 12 years and
under in the fishing without possessing
a license. The adult may cast or retrieve a
line for the child, bait, net, untangle lines
and remove fish from the hook, provided
that the adult is within arm’s reach and is
actively fishing with the child. An adult
is required to possess a fishing license if
they intend to set the hook for the child.
A current Pennsylvania trout/
salmon permit is required to fish for trout
or salmon in Pennsylvania waters. An angler “fishes for trout or salmon” when he
or she: Takes kills or possesses, while in
the act of fishing, a trout or salmon from
any PA or boundary waters.
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Pocono Area
Abstract Company
P.O. Box 128
241 Rt. 940 • Blakeslee, PA 18610
Phone: 570-646-0282
Fax: 570-646-4563
Email: [email protected]
Ric Hanna, Manager
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“Friendship. Learn it. Live it. Love it.”
Camp Director: TBA
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 570-643-9323
Fees: Members/Associate Members/Guests: $15.00/day, $50.00 for 4 days or $350.00 for the season;
Renters: $20.00/day, $72.00 for 4 days or $500.00 for the season.
Summer is just around the corner, and Camp Koda is back again for this 2014 season. Camp Koda
is a children’s day camp that takes place from 10AM to 2PM on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays between June 30 and August 15. THAT’S RIGHT, WE HAVE ADDED ONE
ADDITIONAL DAY PER WEEK AND A WHOLE ADDITIONAL WEEK!
Thanks to the request of many parents, and the love of the campers, we have extended the dates of
Camp Koda to ensure that everyone can have an amazing summer experience with us!
Camp Koda is a place where campers will follow the motto “Friendship. Learn it. Live it. Love it.”
Campers will learn, through games and activities what it means to be a good friend to someone.
Campers will form friendships through Camp Koda that will carry through the summer. While
doing this, campers will have fun!
When at the clubhouse, campers will play on the playground, and begin to interact with other
campers. The campers will then play games like kickball, baseball, cross my sea, and soccer, where
they will be able to learn the value of teamwork, and be able to be a part of a team. Campers will
also get the opportunity to interact and learn from the example of their counselors.
Other than learning the values of friendship and teamwork, campers will be able to explore and
expand their horizons through meeting new people, going on hikes, and learning new things from
myself and the counselors. Campers will learn science experiments throughout the summer, and
will also learn to make homemade ice cream.
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Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Friday
June 30
July 1
Celebration of
International Joke Day!
July 2
Celebration of World
UFO Day!
July 4
Independence Day
Celebration!
*BBQ lunch provided by
ALCA*
July 7
ISLAND POOL
July 8
July 14
July 15
Celebration of Cow
Appreciation Day!
July 22
July 9
National Sugar Cookie
Day!
July 16
July 11
Celebration of Teddy
Bear Picnic Day!!!
July 18
Celebration of National
Lollipop Day!
July 25
ISLAND POOL
July 21
Celebration of National
Ice Cream Day!
July 23
National Hot Dog Day!
*BBQ Lunch provided
by ALCA*
July 28
Celebration of National
Parents Day!
July 29
July 30
August 1
ISLAND POOL
August 4
Celebration of National
Watermelon Day!
August 5
August 6
Trip to Camelbeach.
August 8
Celebration of Friendship
Day *TIE DYE*
August 11
ISLAND POOL
August 12
National S’mores Day!
August 13
Celebration of Left
Hander’s Day!
August 15
End of Summer Party!
*BBQ Lunch Provided by
ALCA*
Every day, the campers will make a craft, and they will even participate in a large group
craft that will encompass every camper throughout the summer. This project usually
takes the form of a flag or a banner. Campers will also have the opportunity to create
tie dye t-shirts toward the end of the summer that they will wear to an end of season
barbecue on the last day of Camp Koda.
Camp Koda provides campers with the opportunity to learn and grow as well as forge
new friendships. We hope to see many of the campers from last season back, and hope
to welcome some new campers this season. We cannot wait for the summer to start, and
we hope you are just as excited as we are.
Pick up your sign up packets at the Lodge, and we hope to see you at Camp Koda!
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EM&R Committee
Speaker on Septic
Maintenance:
Saturday, 5/17 from
10AM-12PM in
the Lodge Banquet
Room.
No fees or sign ups necessary.
RACE FOR THE ARROW
LAKE ADVISORY SYSTEM
(Check in 8:45AM)
This year we are implementing an emergency alert system for both
lakes.
Sunday, August 3rd
9AM Start at the Lodge and ending at the Pavilion.
$10 Registration Fee
All proceeds go to Charity
All participants receive a participation
certificate and winners will be awarded
in the following categories: Girls Under 18, Boys Under 18, Women 18-49,
Men 18-49, Women 50+, Men 50+.
The V Foundation has awarded more
than $100 Million to more than 100
facilities nationwide and proudly
awards 100% of direct donations
and net event proceeds to Cancer
Research. Come out and support a
good cause. Please be sure to complete a signup sheet and pick up a
map of the course.
SIGN-UPS BEGIN ON
MAY 24th AND RUN
UNTIL AUGUST 1st.
YOU MAY SIGN-UP AT
THE LODGE OR BY
CALLING (570) 643-9323.
PAYMENT MUST BE
MADE AT THE TIME OF
SIGN-UP.
How it works
The Aquatics department, in conjunction with Security will notify
the community of potential safety concerns on either or both lakes
using color codes. The means of communication to be utilized are:
community email blast, postings on electronic signs at both gates,
and colored flags at beaches one, two, three and four.
Color Codes
Red: Lake CLOSED to swimmers and watercrafts
Yellow: USE CAUTION when swimming or operating watercrafts
Potential Causes for Alerts
- Extreme weather (wind, rain, thunder, lightning)
- Heightened fecal count level at particular beach
- Danger or crisis situation at alternate location on
either lake
- Beach equipment/mechanical malfunctions
- Other environmental factors
*Please note: We have limited authority over private lakefront
properties, however we ask that all members, associates, guests
and renters adhere to any and all posted color code alerts.
MEMBER SERVICES PHONE: 570-646-1771
MEMBER SERVICES FAX:
570-643-7319
961 ARROWHEAD DRIVE
POCONO LAKE PA 18347
Member Services Building: 570-646-1771
Lodge Front Desk: 570-643-9323
Fax: 570-643-7319
2014 RECREATIONAL VEHICLE REGISTRATION FORM – Fee $25
Date:
ALCA Account #:
Property Owner Name(s):
Mailing Address:
Email:
Contact Phone #:
Select Type of Recreational Vehicle
(For Definitions and Age Requirements, refer to ALCA Rules & Regulations)
Golf Cart
Utility Vehicle
Motor Driven Cycle
Motorized Pedal cycle
Make:
Model:
Year:
Vin #:
License Plate:
State:
Insurance Carrier:
Policy #:
Snowmobile
Color:
Exp. Date:
Exp. Date:
A Photocopy of the Insurance Policy must be provided showing following liability limits:
$100,000 per person, and $300,000 per accident, In addition, Insurance Policy must include specific wording, which
includes above registered Recreational Vehicle under such policy.
Recreational Vehicle Operator Information
List all UNLICENSED DRIVERS who will be driving the RV Vehicle:
1.
2.
3.
Check this box if there are NO UNLICENSED DRIVERS operating this vehicle.
The owner of any Recreational Vehicle (RV) must be 21 years of age. If this is not a case, then the parent or the
guardian must complete this form on behalf of the owner and will be held responsible for actions of the owner and/or
operator of such RV. RV’s may be operated only by the persons who have a valid state driver’s license or current
Safety Course Certificate issued by ALCA. Property Owner(s) are responsible for abiding by the license requirements
for all operators.
The ALCA Registration Number MUST be displayed on the front and back of the vehicle at all times. The owner must
notify the ALCA of any changes in the information herein by completing a revised form at the MSB.
Waiver and Binding Commitment by Applicant: I declare that I am the owner of the above vehicle, and I do hereby
agree to abide by the rules for operating an unlicensed vehicle on the roads of ALCA as described in the ALCA Rules
& Regulations made available to me on this date. I further agree to hold ALCA harmless for any loss incurred through
the operations of this vehicle.
Property Owner Signature:
Date:
Office Use Only
RV Registration #:
Issue Date:
1
MS Initials:
Member Services Building: 570-646-1771
Lodge Front Desk: 570-643-9323
Fax: 570-643-7319
2014 Swimming Lessons Sign Up Form
* Payments for Swim Lessons cannot be accepted until the child has been
tested and the bottom of this form has been completed by the instructor. After
testing, payment is to be made at the Lodge.*
Testing takes place at 8:30AM every Monday at Choctaw Pool. All lessons take place at Choctaw Pool (3 classes in each session), and are available
for children of all ages. Lessons are offered from Level One (children who may still be afraid of the water) to Level Six (practice on starts, turns,
strokes and drills). Any private lessons must be organized through the Recreation Dept. by visiting the Lodge or calling (570)643-9323.
Please check off the session(s) you would like your child to attend:
(Classes may NOT be paid for individually)
_____ SESSION 1 LESSONS (3 classes)
Monday, June 30
Wednesday, July 2
Friday, July 4
_____ SESSION 2 LESSONS (3 classes)
Monday, July 7
Wednesday, July 9
Friday, July 11
LESSON TIMES (weather permitting):
Level One
10:15am-10:45am
Level Two
9:00am-9:45am
Level Three
10:00am-10:45am
Level Four
9:00am-9:45am
Level Five
10:00am-10:45am
Level Six/Lap Swim 7-8PM Wednesdays
SESSION 3 LESSONS (3 classes)
Monday, July 14
Wednesday, July 16
Friday, July 18
SESSION 4 LESSONS (3 classes)
Monday, July 21
Wednesday, July 23
Friday, July 25
SESSION 5 LESSONS (3 classes)
Monday, July 28
Wednesday, July 30
Friday, August 1
SESSION 6 LESSONS (3 classes)
Monday, August 4
Wednesday, August 6
Friday, August 8
COST PER CHILD (Please total at bottom of box)
MEMBERS/ASSOCIATE: $21 for one session (3 classes)
$58 for 3 sessions (9 classes)
$130 for all sessions (21 classes)
NON-MEMBERS:
$48 for one session (3 classes)
$128 for 3 sessions (9 classes)
$290 for all sessions (21 classes)
Level Six/Lap Swim:
$3 per session (pay upon entry to pool)
TOTAL: $_______
For Staff, Initial when paid: ____
______SESSION 7 LESSONS (3 classes)
Monday, August 11
Wednesday, August 13
Friday, August 15
Please Print All Information
Child’s Full Name: ________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth: _________________________
Age: ______
Parent or Guardian’s Full Name: ____________________________________________________
Mailing Address: _________________________________________________________________
Lot: ___________ Block: ___________ Section: ____________
ALCA Home #: _________________________ Cell Phone #: __________________________
Please check one: Homeowner____Associate____Guest____Renter____Tenant_____
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
Level Placement_________________
Instructor’s Signature_______________________ Date_______________
Weekly/ Semiweekly Activities (Wristbands required at all events and activities)
Aerobics: Every Monday & Wednesday from 7:30-8:30PM at the Clubhouse, throughout the year. No fee and no sign up. No recreation staff or instructor is present during this activity.
Tap Dancing Class: Every Friday from 10-11:30AM at the Clubhouse until 6/27 and will return 8/2. No fee and no sign up. You must be 21 or older to
participate, no previous experience necessary, this class is taught by a member.
Line Dancing: Every Thursday from 10-11:30AM at the Clubhouse, throughout the year. No fee and no sign up. This is a volunteer run activity.
Adult Pinochle/Adult Bridge: Every Tuesday at 7PM at the Lodge.
Adult Cards: Every Tuesday at 7PM at the Clubhouse Lobby.
Men’s Poker: Every Wednesday at 6PM at the Clubhouse.
Mahjong: Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 2PM in the Lodge Great Room.
Billiards: Every Thursday from 7-10PM in the Lodge Billiard Room.
Adult Night Swim: Every Monday evening from 7:30-9:30PM at the Choctaw Pool beginning 6/23 and ending 8/25. No fee. Must be 16 or older.
Family Night Swim: Every Wednesday from 7:30-9:30PM starting 6/25 until 8/23 at the Minisink Pool, every Friday from 7:30-9:30PM starting 7/4
until 8/29 at the Island Pool. No fee.
Teen Man Hunt: Every other Wednesday 8-10PM beginning 7/2 until 8/27 at the Clubhouse Grounds. For ages 12-19. No fee and no signup, 13 &
under must be signed in by an adult. Please bring a flashlight.
Xbox Night: Every other Tuesday beginning 7/1 until 8/26, 7:30-9:30PM in the Lodge Banquet Room. No fee and no signup, all ages welcome.
Minute to Win it: Every other Wednesday starting 6/25 until 8/20, 7:30-9PM in the Lodge Banquet Room. No fee and no signup.
Recreational Vehicle Training Class: Runs every other Saturday starting 5/3 until 8/23 from 9-11AM Lower Level MSB. No fees. Sign up at MSB.
Pickleball Play: Every Friday from 9AM-12PM and Saturday from 9AM-12PM at the Minisink Courts. No fee and no signup required. Some equipment available.
Lap Swim/ Level 6 Lessons: Every Wednesday from 7-8PM at Choctaw Pool. No Signup, $3 per person. Instructor will be available to give tips on
strokes or simply swim laps on your own. Pool closed to all others.
Kid’s Sports: Every Thursday from 2-4PM at the Clubhouse and every Sunday from 11AM-1PM at the Island Grounds from June 26th to August 31st.
$3 per session/ Payment can be made at time of activity. Ages 7-13, equipment provided by ALCA.
Kid’s Game Night: Every other Tuesday starting 6/24 until 8/19, 7:30-8:30PM Lower Level MSB. No fee and no signup, ages 8-13.
Knitting Club: Every Monday from 12:30-2PM at the Lodge Multi-Function Room. No fees or sign up needed. Please bring your own supplies.
Special Events (Look for flyers for more information/Prices subject to change/Wristbands required at all events and activities)
Wine and Cheese Social to Benefit the Salvation Army: Saturday 5/3 from 7-10PM in the Lodge Great Room. $10 fee per person, 50% goes to Charity.
BYOB event, cheese, crackers and appetizers will be provided.
Halfway to Halloween Movie Night: Friday 5/9 from 8-9:30PM in the Lodge Banquet Room. No fee. Complimentary popcorn will be provided. Movie
TBA.
Night of Chocolate: Saturday 5/10 from 7-9PM in the Lodge Banquet Room. Come and enjoy a demonstration and taste some chocolate creations!
Complimentary Champagne. $5.00 per Person, this event is 21 and over. No sign ups needed.
Mother’s Day All You Can Eat Breakfast: Sunday 5/11 from 8:30-11:30AM in the Lodge Banquet Room, Mothers eat free! $8 (11-adult), $6 (6-10 y/o),
$3 (3-5 y/o), under 3 is free. No signups necessary.
Mother’s Day Kid’s Crafts: Sunday 5/11 from 2-4PM in the Lodge Multifunction Room. Each Craft is $1. No signups necessary.
Trivia Night: Friday 5/16, 6/6 & 7/13 from 7-9PM, Sunday 7/14 from 8-10PM in the Lodge Banquet Room. No signups necessary.
EM&R Committee Speaker on Septic Maintenance: Saturday 5/17 from 10AM-12PM in the Lodge Banquet Room. No fees or sign ups necessary.
Acoustic Music on the Deck: Saturday 5/17 from 7-9PM at the Lodge. Entertainment by Jesse Morales.
Dessert and Coffee with the General Manager: Friday 5/23 and 6/27 in the Lodge Great Room. Complimentary coffee and desserts will be offered.
Memorial Day Activity Fair: Saturday 5/24 from 10AM-12PM in the Lodge Banquet Room. Come and check out all of the activities taking place this
summer, and sign up for programs and activities.
Bake Sale to benefit the Rapid Arrows: Sunday May 25th at 11AM in the Lodge Lobby.
Memorial Day Weekend Flea Market at Homes: Saturday 5/24 through Monday 5/26 from 10AM-7PM at homes. $5 fee and signups required by
Thursday 5/22. Maps can be picked up after 2PM on Friday 6/23 at MSB and Lodge.
Membership Informational Meeting: Sunday 5/25 at 1PM in the Lodge Banquet Room. Valid membership card required.
Bonfire & DJ: Sunday 5/25 from 7-11PM at Island Grounds. Fires are lit at 9PM, complimentary marshmallows offered. No sign ups necessary, food
available for a small fee. Entertainment provided by Slammin Jamz.
Family Movie Night: Friday 5/30 from 7:30-9:30PM in the Lodge Banquet Room. Showing: The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (PG), complimentary
popcorn will be provided.
Coffee House Night at the Lodge with Acoustic Music: Saturday 5/31 from 5-9PM in the Lodge Great Room. Entertainment by Woodrow (Classic
Rock). Complimentary coffee will be provided.
Father’s Day All You Can Eat Breakfast: Sunday 6/8 from 8:30-11:30AM in the Lodge Banquet Room. Fathers eat free! $8 (11-adult), $6 (6-10 y/o), $3
(3-5 y/o), under 3 is free. No signups necessary.
Father’s Day Kid’s Crafts: Sunday 6/8 from 2-4PM in the Lodge Multifunction Room. $1 per craft, all ages welcome. No signup necessary.
Covered Dish Dinner and Game Night: Thursday 6/12, 7/3 & 8/7 from 6-9PM in the Lodge Banquet Room, serving begins at 6:30PM. No fees or sign
ups necessary.
Carnival: Friday 6/13 from 5-10PM, Saturday 6/14 from 2-10PM and Sunday 6/15 from 2-7PM. Come enjoy the rides, games, food & more!! Look
for flyers with more details!
Summer Container Planting: Saturday 6/21 at 1PM in the Clubhouse. Please sign up by calling Jo Schmidt at 646-3790, must be signed up by Thursday 6/19. Cost is $9 for a small or medium arrangement/$12 for a large arrangement.
Bonfire & Band with “A Taste of Arrowhead”: Saturday 6/21 from 7-11PM at Beach 2. Fires lit at 9PM, complimentary marshmallows offered. No
sign ups needed, food available for a small fee. Entertainment by Airport Pickers (Country Western Blue Grass Band).
Dive-In Movie: Friday 6/27 from 7:30-9:30PM at Island Pool. Showing: Lilo & Stitch (PG). No fees or signs up necessary. Flotation devices allowed.
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Movie Night on the Beach: Saturday 6/28 from 8-10PM at Beach 2. Showing: The Goonies (PG), complimentary popcorn will be provided. No fees or
signs up necessary.
Hike to Brady’s Lake: Sunday 6/29. Meet in the Choctaw pool parking lot at 12:45PM to carpool to the trail at 1PM. 5 mile hike, easy to moderatenot recommended for small children. No fees or signs up necessary.
Acoustic Music: Thursday 7/3 from 7-9PM on the Lodge Patio. Entertainment by Woodrow(Classic Rock).
Bonfire, Band & Fireworks: Friday 7/4 from 7-11PM at the Island Grounds. Swim team Bake Sale from 7-9PM. Fires lit at 9PM, complimentary
marshmallows offered. No signups, food available for a small fee. Fireworks at 9PM- best viewed from Island Grounds, Beach 4 or Beach 3. Entertainment by Long Time Coming.
Independence Fun @ Island w/Bounce House, Sand Art, DJ and Dunk Tank: Saturday 7/5 from 12-5PM Entertainment by Slammin Jamz, set up at
the pool. Fee for dunk tank and sand art. No sign ups needed.
Movie Night on the Beach: Saturday 7/5 from 8-10PM at Beach 2. Showing: Back to the Future (PG), complimentary popcorn will be provided. No
fees or signs up necessary.
Sandcastle Contest: Sunday 7/6 from 1:30-3PM at Beach 2. No fee, please complete entry form at event. Bring your own tools. Judging will take place
at 2:30PM and the winner will be announced at 3PM.
Softball Tournament: Sunday 7/6 from 3-5PM at the Clubhouse Field. No fee and no signup. ALCA will provide some equipment and umpire.
Acoustic Music: Sunday 7/6 from 6-9PM at the Lodge. Entertainment by Jesse Morales.
Golf Tournament: Friday 7/11 at the Sands Spring Country Club beginning at 1PM. $85 per person for play and dinner, $25 for dinner only. Signups
begin on 5/17 at the Lodge and end on 7/1. First pay, first play. Look for flyers for more information.
Teen Pool Party with DJ: Friday 7/11 from 7-10PM at the Minisink Pool. $2 admission fee, ages 12-17. No sign ups needed. Entertainment by Slammin Jamz.
Kid’s Rec Night: Saturday 7/12 from 6-10:30PM at the Lower Level of MSB. $10 per child and $5 for any additional children, ages 4-13, signup at
Lodge by Friday 7/11. Dinner and activities provided.
Cabaret Night: Saturday 7/12 from 6:30-9PM in the Lodge Banquet Room. No fee and no signup. Please bring an appetizer, dessert or snack for your
table. Performance begins at 7PM. BYOB event, attendees must be 21 or older.
All You Can Eat Breakfast: Sunday 7/13 & Sunday 8/17 from 8:30-11:30AM in the Lodge Banquet Room. $8 (11-adult), $6 (6-10 y/o), $3 (3-5 y/o),
under 3 is free. No signups necessary.
Kid’s Crafts: Sunday 7/13 and 8/17 from 2-4PM in the Lodge Multifunction Room. $1 per craft, all ages welcome. No signup necessary.
Swim Team Carwash: Sunday 7/13 from 11AM-1PM in the Member Services Building Lower Lot. Golf carts & Scooters $3, Cars $5, Vans & Trucks
$7. All proceeds benefit the Rapid Arrows Swim Team.
Lifeguard, Swim Team Field Day: Thursday 7/17 from 4:30-6PM and BBQ from 6-7:30PM at the Clubhouse Grounds. Charity event to benefit The V
Foundation. Come watch the Lifeguards compete against the Swim Team and Camp Staff in field day type activities. Raffles and food sales available!
Evening with the General Manager: Friday 7/18 from 6:30-8PM at the Lodge. Come mingle with the General Manager and get a complimentary ice
cream.
Dive-In Movie: Friday 7/18 from 7:30-9:30PM at Island Pool. Showing: Finding Nemo (PG). No fees or signs up necessary. Flotation devices allowed.
Youth Fishing Derby: Saturday 7/19 from 8:30-11:50AM and Sunday 7/20 from 8:30AM-1PM at the Island Grounds. Pre registration is recommended
and will take place at the Lodge from 6/8 until 7/10. No fees.
BBQ with Music on the Deck: Saturday 7/19 from 6-10PM on the Lodge Lawn. Food is available for a small fee. Bring your own lawn chairs. Entertainment by Erin McClelland Duo.
Movie Night on the Beach: Sunday 7/20 from 8-10PM at Beach 2. Showing: Up (PG), complimentary popcorn will be provided. No fees or signs up
necessary.
Christmas in July Crafts: Friday 7/25 from 4-5PM in the Lodge Multifunction Room. $1 per craft. No signup necessary.
Christmas in July Dinner: Friday 7/25 from 5-7PM in the Lodge Banquet Room. $7 (6 years-adult), $5 (3-5 year olds) under 3 eat free. No signup
necessary. A visit from Santa & Mrs. Claus from 6-7PM. Look for flyers for more information.
Jewelry Making: Saturday 7/26 and 8/16 from 1-3PM in the Lodge Great Room. No sign ups, fee based on pieces made.
Pig Roast and Luau with DJ: Saturday 7/26 from 6:30-10PM at the Island Pavilion. Purchase tickets at the Lodge for $10 by Weds 7/23, or $11 on site
the day of event.
Hike Pinchot Trail: Sunday 7/27. Meet in the Member Services Building lower lot at 12:45PM to carpool to the trail at 1PM (Lackawanna State Forest
in Thornhurst). 4 mile hike, easy to moderate- not recommended for small children. No fees or signs up necessary.
Basketball Tournament: Sunday 7/27 at 7PM at the Clubhouse Courts. No fee and no signup. Come with friends. Equipment will be supplied.
Family Movie Night: Sunday 7/27 from 7:30-9:30PM at the Lodge Banquet Room. Showing: Planes (PG). No fee. Complimentary popcorn will be
provided.
Dive in Movie: Friday 8/1 from 7:30-9:30PM at Island Pool. Showing: Little Mermaid (G). No fees or signs up necessary. Flotation devices allowed.
Autism Speaks Benefit: Saturday 8/2 from 5-10PM at the Clubhouse. Look for flyers for more information.
Race For the Arrow 5K: Sunday 8/3. 9AM start at the Lodge ending at the Island Pavilion. $10 registration fee, all proceeds go to The V Foundation
for cancer research, signup at the Lodge by 8/1. Prizes awarded for different age groups.
Family Movie Night: Sunday 8/3 from 7:30-9:30PM at the Lodge Banquet Room. Showing: Back to the Future II (PG). No fee. Complimentary popcorn will be provided.
Ice Cream Social & Magic Show: Friday 8/8 from 6:30-8:30PM in the Lodge Banquet Room. Magic show by Richard Benninghoff at 7PM. $5 per
person, no signups necessary. Limited seating, first 250 people.
Bonfire with Band: Saturday 8/9 from 7-11PM at Island Grounds. Fires lit at 9PM, complimentary marshmallows offered. No sign ups needed, food
available for a small fee. Entertainment TBA.
Chili Cook Off: Sunday 8/10 from 1-3PM in the Lodge Banquet Room. Compete against local Arrowhead residents! $10 suggested entry fee. All
proceeds benefit the Tobyhanna Fire Company. Winner crowned Best Chili on the Lake!
Family Movie Night: Sunday 8/10 from 7:30-9:30PM at the Lodge Banquet Room. Showing: Monsters University (G). No fee. Complimentary popcorn will be provided.
BBQ with the General Manager: Friday 8/15 from 6:30-8PM at the Lodge. Come mingle with the General Manager. Valid membership card required. No fees and no signups necessary.
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Wine & Cheese Social to Benefit the TOMEC Food Pantry: Sunday 8/16 from 7-10PM in the Lodge Great Room. $10 fee per person, 50% goes to
Charity. BYOB event, cheese, crackers and appetizers will be provided.
Family Movie Night: Sunday 8/17 from 7:30-9:30PM at the Lodge Banquet Room. Showing: West Side Story . No fee. Complimentary popcorn will be
provided.
Acoustic Music: Friday 8/22 from 7-9PM in the Lodge. Entertainment by Jesse Morales.
Volunteer Appreciation Social: Sunday 8/24 from 1-3PM at the Island Pavilion. Special event for all active volunteers. Come out and enjoy free lunch
and dessert as a small thank you for your help and support!
Family Movie Night: Sunday 8/24 from 7:30-9:30PM at the Lodge Banquet Room. Showing: Monsters Inc. (G). No fee. Complimentary popcorn will
be provided.
Labor Day Weekend Flea Market at Homes: Saturday 8/30 through Monday 9/1 from 10AM-7PM at homes. $5 fee and signups required by Thursday
8/28. Maps can be picked up after 2PM on Friday 8/29 at MSB and Lodge.
Labor Day Weekend Dinner and Dance: Saturday 8/30 from 6:30-10PM at the Lodge. Purchase tickets at the Lodge, no later than 8/23. Look for flyers
for more details.
Kid’s Rec Night: Saturday 8/30 from 6-10:30PM at the Clubhouse. $10 for the first child and $5 for any additional children, ages 4-13, signup at the
Lodge by Friday 8/29. Dinner and activities provided.
Bonfire with Band: Sunday 8/31 from 7-11PM at Island Grounds. Fires lit at 9PM, complimentary marshmallows provided. No signups, food available
for a small fee. Entertainment by High Strung.
Friday Night Foods (At the Lodge from 5:30-9PM unless otherwise stipulated/ Prices subject to change)
Pizza Night 5/9: $10/Pie. Toppings(+$1): Pepperoni, Peppers and Onions, Mushrooms, Italian Sausage, Extra Cheese. Call ahead to order (570) 6439323.
Soup Night 5/16: Greek Chicken Orzo, New England Clam Chowder, Vegetable Minestrone, Buffalo Chicken, Loaded Baked Potato Soup/ $3 per cup.
Grilled Cheese, $2.
BBQ Night 5/23: Hamburger, Hotdog, Cheeseburger & Grilled Chicken Sandwich all served with chips for $4.
Pizza Night 5/30: 10/Pie. Toppings(+$1): Pepperoni, Peppers and Onions, Mushrooms, Italian Sausage, Extra Cheese. Call ahead to order (570) 6439323.
Cheesesteak Night 6/6: Philly style Cheese Steak with French Fries $7.
BBQ Night 6/20: Hamburger, Hotdog, Cheeseburger & Grilled Chicken Sandwich all served with chips for $4.
Panini Night 6/27: Portobello mushroom with balsamic vinaigrette with fresh basil, roasted red peppers, and provolone cheese/ Chicken with pesto,
roasted red peppers and mozzarella cheese/ Reuben with corned beef and sauerkraut, swiss cheese and thousand island dressing. All served with
Kettle Chips for $7.
Clam Bake Night 7/11: Clams, shrimp, potatoes, corn, and sausage steamed in a traditional way. $14 per plate.
BBQ Night 7/18: Hamburger, Hotdog, Cheeseburger & Grilled Chicken Sandwich all served with chips for $4.
Cheesesteak Night 8/1: Philly style Cheese Steak with French Fries $7.
Pizza Night 8/8: $10/Pie. Toppings(+$1): Pepperoni, Peppers and Onions, Mushrooms, Italian Sausage, Extra Cheese. Call ahead to order (570) 6439323.
Panini Night 8/22: Portobello mushroom with balsamic vinaigrette with fresh basil, roasted red peppers, and provolone cheese/ Chicken with pesto,
roasted red peppers and mozzarella cheese/ Reuben with corned beef and sauerkraut, swiss cheese and thousand island dressing. All served with
Kettle Chips for $7.
Fish Fry 8/29: Fried fish, baked potato, corn bread, and Cole slaw. $8 per plate.
Trips
SWB Railriders Game: Friday 6/20. Game starts at 7:05PM, carpool meeting in Clubhouse parking lot at 5:30PM. Tickets are $8. Sign up at the Lodge
by Thursday, 6/5.
SWB Railriders Game: Sunday 7/27. Game starts at 1:05PM, carpool meeting in Clubhouse parking lot at 11:30AM. Tickets are $8. Sign up at the
Lodge by Saturday, 7/5.
Camp Koda trip to CAMELBEACH: This event is open to kids and the community as a whole, Camp Koda staff will be supervising this trip. The bus
will leave from the Clubhouse at 9:30AM and will return at 4PM. Signup at the Lodge by 7/30. $40/per person. Look for flyers with more information.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Visit arrowheadca.org or go to Channel 80
ENJOY YOUR SUMMER!