LAKE HAUTO CLUB NEWSLETTER

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1 LAKE HAUTO CLUB NEWSLETTER SPRING 2017 Editor: Kim Thomas PRESIDENT S MESSAGE By George Demetriades Spring 2017 has finally arrived, but it came in like a lion. The snowstorm on March 14 th gave us upwards of 18 plus inches of snow. Thanks to Jimmy, Terry, and Paul for all your hard work in keeping our roads open. The ice on the lake melted earlier than usual this year due to some higher temperatures. The lake is back up to its normal depth since the opening and then closing of the valve last fall. The valve was open to lower the lake so that repair work could be done at our beaches. As of this writing, maintenance is working on the docks and slips for all four of the beaches. Dock D at Crescent Beach has been replaced. Also, we were able to build a second dock to be installed at Oakwood Beach. This dock should be very much appreciated by all the members who have been waiting years to have a boat at Oakwood. We ll send out an when they are installed and ready for you to launch your boats. The anticipated date is the beginning to mid-may for all of the docks to be installed. Beach tags and wrist bands, as well as boat and RV stickers are available for pickup in the office. The only thing that is still due yet (by April 30 th ) would be the road assessment if you have not paid it already. The road project is moving along nicely and we hope to get started within the next few weeks. The board decided to secure a loan in the amount of the 7 year assessment so that we can do the remaining roads that have not been repaved to date. The board discussed this and felt that this would be the best way to maximize the amount of roads that could be repaired and avoid a higher cost 7 years from now. As the weather gets nicer and the days go by, members are out walking with their family and/or pets. Please remember to drive the speed limits and drive safely. Also, please be considerate and continue to clean up after your pets. If our members are respectful and considerate to their neighbors, the rules would take care of themselves. There would be no need for the board to enforce or pass any additional rules. Your participation in this will make for a more enjoyable season. Thank you in advance. There are a lot of activities coming up. The annual Easter Egg Hunt is scheduled for April 15 th. We are going to have a large turnout as usual. It is a fun day for all children and their families. The BYOB Pallet Paint will be on April 23 rd, and the Children s Fishing Derby is scheduled for May 6 th. We also have more events planned for all ages/members to enjoy in the upcoming season. You should have received a letter in the mail requesting donations for this summer s entertainment. The letter is included later in this newsletter, along with a list of all our generous donators from last summer. The list of events already scheduled is listed in this newsletter. As always we appreciate your donations. Any donation, no matter how small, is appreciated and it all adds up to a wonderful summer of entertainment. Thank you in advance for your contributions! Our volunteers continue to help our community to be the best that it can be. Thank you to all. If anyone is interested in joining any committees, please contact the office or any board member. Happy Spring!!!! Summer Entertainment May 28 th Sunday 7-11PM Tool Shed Jack June 10 th Saturday 7-11PM Mystery City June 24 th Saturday 7-11PM Night Wind July 2 Sunday 7-11PM Bounty Hunter with Fireworks at dusk July 3 rd Monday Rain date July 15 th Saturday 7-11PM 6 to Midnight July 29 th Annual Picnic with Vendors music by Shell Shock Churchills (Maury Rutch s band) August 12 th T.B.A. August 26 th Saturday 7-11PM Another Side September 2nd Saturday 7-11PM Becky and the Beast with Fireworks at dusk September 3rd Sunday Rain date Come out & Enjoy!! LAKE HAUTO CLUB PAGE 1 SPRING 2017

2 Lifeguards Wanted Lake Hauto Community 2017 Summer Season Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and holiday hours as well as Mon.-Thurs. hours are available (Memorial Day weekend thru Labor Day weekend) Noon - 5:00 pm Qualifications: American Red Cross Lifeguard training Community First Aid & Safety courses Lifeguard & CPR certifications Age 16 years or older Lifeguard: $9.00/hour If interested, please the Lake Hauto Office at lhoffice@lakehauto.org or call BURN BAN For Lake Hauto Residents of Carbon County. Nesquehoning City Council has ordained and enacted a regulation for burning. NESQUEHONING ORDINANCE NO ARTICLE 4 - FIRES ON PRIVATE PROPERTY Outdoor fires shall only be permitted upon private property, if they are contained within a non-combustible container and are covered with a screen which must have a one-inch, or smaller mesh; and shall be no more than three (3') feet wide by three (3') long by three (3') high. No gallon drums or homemade fire pits that are not made of a non-combustible material will be allowed. No fire shall be closer than 30 feet from any dwelling, 20 feet from any other structure than a dwelling or 10 feet to any property line. Outdoor fires are only allowed from Memorial Day through Labor Day between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. All fires must be tended to at all times until the fire is completely out. ARTICLE 11 - VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES Any person who violates any of the provisions of this ordinance shall upon conviction thereof be fined in an amount not to exceed six hundred ($600.00) and in default of payment of said fine and costs, shall be sentenced to undergo imprisonment for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days. These are just some of the ARTICLES in the NESQUEHONING ORDINANCE. You can find the complete NESQUEHONING ORDINANCE NO on the Lake Hauto Club website. This NESQUEHONING ORDINANCE will be strictly enforced. All members are urged to contact the Nesquehoning Police and/or for any violations they see of this ordinance. LAKE HAUTO CLUB PAGE 2 SPRING 2017

3 Fish Committee By Bob Davidovich The fishing season has now started at Lake Hauto. A fishing committee has been organized in order to bring individuals together who are interested in improving our fishery. The first meeting was in January and was well attended. We will be meeting again on April 23 at the community center. We are putting together a contact list in order to keep interested parties informed. If you wish to participate, please attend the next meeting or send me your contact information at doitbest@ptd.net or call me at The committee decided that April 15 th will be the opening day for trout at the lake. The lake will be stocked with trout on April 13 th at 5pm. 200 trout will be stocked at Oakwood, Eastwood and Crescent Beach. It was also decided to stock 100 trout at the Birch Pools Pond. The lake and the pond are closed to trout fishing until opening day on April 15th. There is a 3 trout limit per day. Birch Pools Pond will be stocked again for the Children s Fishing Derby which will be held on May 6 th 9am until noon. The pond will be closed for fishing on May 3 rd in order to stock the 300 trout for this event. This event is opened to all children 15 and younger. All interested parties are being asked to register in advance at the club office. The registration fee is $3.00 per child. Additional donations are greatly appreciated and can also be made at this time prior to the derby. We will have drinks and snacks available for the children. There will be a 5 fish limit on the opening day of the derby and a 3 fish limit after opening day. A child will be allowed 1 fishing rod. Fishing will be with bait only; no artificial lures will be allowed. All fish caught must be kept. These rules will be strictly enforced this year and violators will be disqualified and asked to leave. There will be 3 divisions: children 5 years and under, 6 to 10 years and 11 to 15 years. There will be a prize for each boy and girl within each division who catches the first limit of 5 fish. If a limit of 5 fish is not caught, the child with the most fish within their division will be awarded the prize. There will also be a trophy and prize for the child who catches the largest fish. In addition, we will be stocking 40 fish with tags. Each tag will have a number and any child catching a tagged fish will be awarded a corresponding prize. After the 12 noon end of the derby any child who catches a tagged fish can redeem the tag at the club office until May 13 th. There will be a 2 prize limit per child after the noon closing of the derby. The pond will remain closed to adults until Sunday May 14 th. The 3 trout limit and the bait only rule will be enforced. At this time, I would like to thank all the members and business owners whose contributions have made 2016 Fishing Derby Donations - NAME AMOUNT Anonymous $ Kovatch Ford $ Ken & Irene Snyder $ The Well's Family $ Hess Windows $ Koch's TV & Appliances $ Panther Valley Lumber $ Seitz Bros. $ Lake Hauto Fishing Club $ Hometown Village Pharmacy $ Mary Amodea, Realtor - Pocono $ Rentschler Chevrolet Chrysler $ Jim Thorpe National Bank $ Basile's Restaurant $ First Niagara Bank $ Peter Radocha & Sons $ Tammy Sword Realty $ Tirpak Insurance $ Glenn & Dolores Fritzinger $ Paul & Amy Whitley $ Mike & Brenda Barry $ Brian Sommers $ The Kostick's $ Barbara & Brad Derby $ Larry Diane & Mosser $ Kupres Bros. Construction $ Kresge Electric Heating & AC $ Ed Yeneshosky - "The Rock Man" $ Ed Staloski - Enck Realty $ this annual event possible. It is your generosity that makes this event a success. The participation over the last 3 years has nearly doubled! I will once again be contacting the business owners for contributions and any member who wishes to contribute to this worthwhile event can do so at the club office. LAKE HAUTO CLUB PAGE 3 SPRING 2017

4 Children s Fishing Derby Birch Pools Pond May 6 th 9:00 until Noon $3.00 Advanced Registration Fee at the Club Office Rules 15 years old and under 5 Fish Limit 1 Rod per Child Bait Only - No Artificial Lures! All fish caught must be kept Note: After the day of the contest, 3 Fish Limit For a week after the contest, if a child catches a fish with a tag, they can still redeem the tag at the club office for the prize. This week will also will be Bait Only until May 14 th. No adult fishing permitted from May 6 th thru May 13 th. Adult fishing begins May 14 th. LAKE HAUTO CLUB PAGE 4 SPRING 2017

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6 LAKE HAUTO CLUB BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND EMPLOYEES NAME TELEPHONE # COMMITTEE GEORGE Legal DEMETRIADES Summer Entertainment shipcoal@ptd.net President CY FULTON (570) Gates & Cameras cyfult@ptd.net Vice-President (cell) Recreation Building, Grounds, DAVID DEMELFI Roads, Maint. Employees renave@ptd.net Secretary Security,Beaches ROBERT Dam, Water Quality DAVIDOVICH Fish, Maint. Employees, doitbest@ptd.net Treasurer (cell) Finance, Docks, B&G STEVE DADERKO cell Dam, Water Quality sjdaderko@gmail.com (cell) Building Plans ANN MILLER Recreation, Security millerap2@verizon.net cell JACK MURPHY cell Building Plans jmurf@ptd.net Web site: Rules, permits applications, minutes, finances, upcoming events, etc. are available for your viewing. Newsletter is available in color. lhoffice@lakehauto.org If you are looking for someone to do various jobs around your yard and home, please do not forget to look at the web site. Gates & Cameras SCOTT MURPHY Summer Entertainment sccmurphy@gmail.com (CELL) Maintenance Employees KEN SNYDER B&G, Beaches, Roads, kss3026@aol.com (FAX) Finance, Recreation, Legal OFFICE Kim Thomas & Kathy Mikruk GARAGE Jimmy Demetriades & Terry Duke Lake Hauto Club continues to participate in Redner s Save-A-Tape and Boyers rebate programs. 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 or Kathy. 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. We 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. From March 2015 to the end of 2016 we deposited $ Thank you, everyone, for participating!! Boat Specifications for Lake Hauto Club 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 150 horsepower 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 CLUB PAGE 6 SPRING 2017

7 Optional Reserving Tables in Advance $ per table(s) under a pavilion. They will be marked $ per table(s) on any recreational grounds. You may choose your table(s) in advance and know they will be available for the date you need. Payment must be made when you submit your reservation. We have table layouts for each recreational area. You can choose numbered table(s) in any location. You will be given signs to place on the tables and this may be done the evening before the rental date after 10:00 PM. Therefore, your reserved table(s) can be marked prior to the traditional 7:00 AM reservations. ONLY two (2) tables may be reserved by a lot owner for a specific date. The member renting must be a member in good standing. You can ONLY reserve tables two (2) times a season. The season runs from April 1 to the day after Labor Day. Reminder: As members: 25 visitor tags per lot for those over age 14. $2.00 per each additional tag over hour cancellation notice is necessary for a full refund. Reservations start at 7:00 AM, so you need to cancel at least 48 hours prior to that day. Spring Cleanup & Planting Reminders The South Shore Mulch Area (off of Rt. 54) is for compost material only. That includes leaves, tree limbs, and grass clippings. NOT PERMITTED: tires, concrete, stumps, railroad ties, garbage or tree trunks. Combination code is available at the office and via the . The dumpsters at the beaches are not for the disposing of your household garbage. Violators will be fined. DO NOT deposit your grass clippings and/or leaves in the greenbelt areas or the lake itself. Use fertilizers and pesticides sparingly - if at all - and follow package directions carefully when determining how much of a product to use. Landscape using native plants. Natives require less fertilizer and fewer pesticides to look their best. Welcome Spring!! Walking Paths The route of the walking path is as follows: From the west end of the lake, directly below the Crescent Beach intersection at Maple Terrace, one can find the first sign and the beginning of the path on the left side of the road. This path exits at the Crescent Beach parking lot, but starts again at the Crescent Beach playground between the playground and the picnic area. Exiting onto Crescent Drive, make a right and follow the drive to the intersection of Hickory Terrace. Make a right onto Hickory and stay to the left of the cul-de-sac where the next path sign can be found. This path exits as a right onto Beach Lane and starts again at the wide driveway that travels behind the Oakwood Beach pavilion. Following this road/path, exit right onto Oak Court and continue to the next path sign on the right as Oak Court begins a left uphill grade. This path passes Meadow Run greenbelt and exits onto White Oak Road which marks the end of the paths. To continue on to Eastwood Beach, walk up to the intersection of White Oak Drive and make a right onto Hemlock Road. Eastwood Playground and beach access is on the right 5K RUN /WALK Around Lake Hauto Club MAY 20TH This is a collaborative effort between Lake Hauto Club and Silberline to benefit a long term employee of Silberline that is currently battling a debilitating illness. Entry forms and more details are available at the Lake Hauto Club office and the LHC web site. Come out and join us for this worthwhile cause! LAKE HAUTO CLUB PAGE 7 SPRING 2017

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9 Thank you for your support of the 2016 Summer Entertainment!! DIAMOND $ and UP Malcolm Bennett & Joan Demetriades Seasons Change Financial PLATINUM $ $ The Crescent Beach Grove Hess Home Improvement, Inc. Michael Gross Dr. Thomas D. Meade - Coordinated Health GOLD $ $ Bill & Loretta Scutta Bob & Jayne Dieruff Randy & Jamie Goodreau The Breen Family The Koval Family Jim & Joan Yorke John & Kim Briner Bob & Susan Dadio George, Mikey, Paige & Pierce Heat Elite LLC Tom Haddad Cutloose - Hair Salon Robert J. Kovacs Kowalonek and Hannis Families Rick & Deb Montemore Jackie & Tom Rees Rentschler Chevrolet Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram Hometown Village Pharmacy The Volpe Family Philip & Patricia Walsh The Wells Family Scott, Wendy & Mason Murphy SILVER $ $ K.L. Herring & Sons LLC Heating Plumbing Fuel Oil (owners Stacy & Dave Kerstetter) Perchak Family Karl (Max) & Kathy Sherman The Kostick's Steve & Teri Lukach In Memory of Stephen Prebish Anonymous Happy Birthday Buddy Bainbridge Jeff & Rhonda Beck Victor & Lynn Daniels Jim & Jen James G. Demetriades & Laura Prosser Evan & sandy Evans Deacon & Marcia Evans Richard & Margaret Fenstermacher The Green's The Hudak Ohana Eileen Gibas Kmetz CPA of Wittig CPAs Kupres Bros Construction Company John & Olga Kushnir Ray & Judi Loftus Joe & Geri Lotwick Dr. Marian McDonald, Keystone Surgical Sue & Warren Nelson Michael & Mary Jean Noon Martha Palaskey In Memory of Walt & Jean Lightcap Buzz & Family Rosemary Rubino Richard & Gwyneth Sample Dan & Judy Slegal Bill & Cindy Smith Tirpak Insurance - Brian & Shirley Tirpak Tom & Eileen Whildin Michele & Vince Zuwiala ETA Benefits (Joe Pilla) Skipper Dippers (Joe Pilla & Bobby Agosti) Charles & Dianne Manula Chuck & Deb Hellings John & Ashley Kovatch Rob & Jen Ehrig In Memory of Bob Rehatchek BRONZE $ $99.00 Erik & Jean Dalstad & Family Sofie & Carlo DeAngelo Cheryl & Joe Doyle Dr. Michael Ehrig & Dr. Susan Tallick William Floyd & Deb Konicki Glenn & Lori Fritzinger Paul & Lenora Goida The Homcha Family Kathy Inama Marianne Jones John & Marilyn Leipold Walt Logechnik Larry & Diane Mosser The Potochny Family Ed & Suzanne Stianche The Trusa Family Hunter, Thomas & Rachel Andrea & Marty Fella Carol Searfoss Rich & Maureen Hager Isabelle & Jason Werkheiser Gregory & Katherine Mikovich Jean & Lee Gackenbach William & Mildred Gaddes Kelly & Kyle Klimowitch Bill & Suzanne Baron Kyle & Megan Berezwick Len Ciszek LAKE HAUTO CLUB PAGE 9 SPRING 2017

10 Daubert Family Dr. & Mrs. James Dynan Dan & Jane GenesioHoJo Jean Hebel & son Robert Dick & Deb Hunter Ron & Judy Kimber Matt & Jeff Maradeo Family Thomas & Mindy McArdle Larry & Diane Mosser Pat & Dennis Ockenhouse Joe & Lois Rilo Anonymous Tom & Margie Spokas Gar & Kim Thomas Rich & Jenn Vermillion Jack & Ann Yaroma Tony & Kay Painter Anonymous Raymond & Bettie Dawson Leo & Lorraine Drosdak Jane Genesio Craig & Denise Henninger Jim & Rita law John & Monica Marshall James & Janet McRoberts Mike & Pattie Radocha Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Sinton Daniel & Laura Smith Betty & William Beltz The Breiner's Susan Fabian Mercier The Summer Entertainment Committee is hoping that you enjoyed the entertainment last summer and will continue to support the upcoming summer season of entertainment. We continue to try and provide a variety of entertainment. We hope that everyone comes out and socializes with their fellow lake members! Robert & Julia Davidovich Steph Black & Brian Mertz Jim & Shelia Davidson Blanche Herring BAND ONLY DIAMOND $ and UP Ken & Irene Snyder GOLD $ $ Caring Senior Service Brent "Chuck" Andrew & Rodeen Lechleitner SILVER $ $ E. John Franks Many & Rosemary Roman Mike & Christine Manny & Carolyn Filloy BRONZE $ $99.00 John Mikovich Rett Butler Joe & Joan Tout FIREWORKS ONLY DIAMOND $ and UP Horwith Trucks Kovatch Ford Ken & Irene Snyder Barwis Families Anonymous GOLD $ $ Kovatch Sales & Service Lehighton PA - Nancy & Garry Patton Timothy & Regina Grim SILVER $ $ Shelia Horwith David & Therese McCullion Diane & Jay O'Neill Mary Jo & Charles Kovacs Jr. BRONZE $ $99.00 James & Gail Jordan Nicholas Zigmant Anonymous Anonymous Sylvia & Charles Gillott LAKE HAUTO CLUB PAGE 10 SPRING 2017

11 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 / TOPIC / DISCUSSION DECISION NUMBER No motions were made other than the regular motions to pay bills and accept treasurer s report The board discussed the new fine schedule. Cy Fulton read the new rule. NEW RULE: 1. Any member who has violated or permitted the violation of the Rules and Regulations (including non-payment of dues, fines, and assessments) upon being found liable as provided in Section Z above, shall pay a fine of not more than $1,000.00, plus all costs, including reasonable attorney fees incurred by Lake Hauto Club as a result thereof. 2 Each day that a violation continues shall constitute a separate violation, unless, following a hearing (see Section Z above), the Board of Directors determines that there was a good faith basis for the member violating the Rules and Regulations (including non-payment of dues, fines, and assessments) to have believed that there was no such violation, in which event there shall be deemed to have been only one (1) such violation until the fifth (5th) day following the date of the determination of a violation by the Board of Directors. 3. In addition to the fine provided in Section AA (1) above, upon being found liable as provided in Section Z above, the Board of Directors may suspend the members membership rights for a term not to exceed one (1) year, or until the violation is corrected, whichever is longer. 4. To the extent that any damage or destruction to Lake Hauto Club property is related to, arises from, or caused by a violation, upon being found liable as provided in Section Z above, in addition to the fine provided in Section AA (1) above, the Board of Directors may include in the fine the cost to repair the damaged or destroyed property. 5. Subject to the foregoing, the Board of Directors has sole discretion in establishing fines and penalties. Each violation will be considered individually on a case-by-case basis. Charlie Sincavage questioned why we were changing the rule. Discussion held. A motion was made by S. Daderko, seconded by B. Davidovich, to approve the new Fine and Penalties rule. RESULT All in favor, motion passed A. motion was made by C. Fulton, seconded by B. Davidovich, to accept Francis Harmonosky, Richard Reaman, Debra Natitus and Mark Knock as new members NOTE IT WAS DECIDED AT THE DECEMBER MEETING TO CANCEL THE REGUALR MEETING IN JANUARY. All in favor, motion carried. Only regular motions were made approving finance reports and December minutes. LAKE HAUTO CLUB PAGE 11 SPRING 2017

12 Note: After 4 months of collecting information, our committee realized that our book project on the history of Lake Hauto needs more time to process. As an alternative, our decision is to host a column in the Lake Hauto quarterly newsletter where we can share some of our new-found information. Not only will this help us organize our thoughts and information, but hopefully pique the interest of our readers, so that they might contribute their own stories, information, and pictures over time. LAKE HAUTO CLUB PAGE 12 SPRING 2017

13 Have your next event at the Lake Hauto Community Center Call the office for availability. $ for four hours ($10.00 for every additional hour) There is a deposit of $50.00 to reserve the date and for cleaning. The $50.00 will be returned if everything is left as it was found, in good condition and clean. Call the office for availability and have your next event at the newly remodeled Community Center. You can ask the office to set up a visitor gate code just for your party. WELCOME NEW CLUB MEMBERS We would like to welcome the following new club members : Francis & Joelle Harmonosky Debra & Frank Natitus Mark Knock & Nancy Nork We encourage all members to get involved with the club. LAKE HAUTO CLUB PAGE 13 SPRING 2017

14 Come in and see our new office/ gift Shop!! The office is open to the public everyday 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. LAKE HAUTO CLUB PAGE 14 SPRING 2017

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17 IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS LAKE HAUTO CLUB OFFICE NON EMERGENCY (Schuylkill) NON EMERGENCY (Carbon) LANSFORD-COALDALE JOINT WATER AUTHORITY PPL ELCTRIC COMPANY NESQUEHONING POST OFFICE BLUE RIDGE CABLE COMPANY RUSH TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT RUSH TOWNSHIP SEWER AUTHORITY RUSH TOWNSHIP BD. OF SUPERVISORS (Garbage) TAMAQUA TRANSFER (Garbage pick up for the lake) NESQUEHONING POLICE DEPARTMENT NESQUEHONING SEWER AUTHORITY NESQUEHONING BOROUGH BUILDING (Garbage) Do not forget your wristband or beach tags when using the recreation areas or attending a concert or just going to the beach. LAKE HAUTO CLUB PAGE 17 SPRING 2017

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19 Library at the Community Center Open 24 hours a day/7 days a week. These are instructions for how to operate the lock on the library door, which is operated by a code. The code number is To unlock the door: Press in the numeric code Turn the lock knob to the left. Pull open the door with the handle. To lock the door: Press the top button labeled Schlage. Press in the numeric code Turn the lock knob to the right to lock. No cards needed. No time limit. Enjoy!! LAKE HAUTO CLUB PAGE 19 SPRING 2017

20 PA#1259 NAT Hess Windows & Doors 56 Mauch Chunk Street Tamaqua PA Windows, Entry/Storm Doors, Patio Doors & Enclosures Patio Covers, Aluminum Awnings & Railings Visit our showroom * M-F 10-4 ADDITIONAL 5% OFF to all Lake Hauto Residents Visit our website for our latest coupons! Owner is a Lake Hauto Resident WE SELL DOCK RUBRAIL & CORNERS WE FILL PROPANE TANKS A complete line of hardware and building material for the do-it-yourselfer. LAKE HAUTO CLUB PAGE 20 SPRING 2017

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23 or Toll Free 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 30 years Celebrating 29 years of service Route 309, Hometown Annual Picnic July 29th Crescent Beach Various Food Vendors & Music Come out and party with your fellow members! Observe the speed limits within the community. It is only 25 MPH on Lake Drive. Please watch out for joggers, walkers, people on bikes and children at play. Please Slow Down! 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. LAKE HAUTO CLUB PAGE 23 SPRING 2017

24 Remember that all storm drains and canals eventually drain into the lake. Never dispose of unwanted household chemicals, waste oil, fuels, lawn and yard debris, or any hazardous material in a storm drain. REMINDER Road Assessment 1st year DUE April 30, 2017 Starting May 1, 2017 there is a $25.00 late fee. Congratulations!! Jack and Peggy Kweder are proud to announce the birth of their fourth grandchild. Jack Michael Kweder was born on March 12th, his parents are Christopher and Angela Kweder of Wexford, PA. Jack was welcomed home by his big sister Gwen. Jack and Peggy Kweder are happy to announce the engagement of their son Michael to Kara Goldman of Orlando, FL. Kara is the daughter of Barbara and the late Robert Goldman of Long Island, NY. LAKE HAUTO CLUB PAGE 24 SPRING 2017

25 A & W Plumbing and Heating Nesquehoning, PA PA Reg # Residential plumbing, heating and installation of oil burners, gas furnaces, coal stokers, and appliances; install, repair, clean sewer & drain lines; Ductless A/C heat pumps Est (formerly Stemetzki P & H) Call Robert Ed Yeneshosky Tree & stump removal Drainage problems solved Stone Works Pebbles to Boulders Ponds, Falls, Fountains Retaining Walls and Patios Excavation Work Insured Owned and operated by Lake Hauto Club residents Jen and Randy Fayash Want to know the value of your property? Call today for a Free Market Analysis! I would be happy to share my expert knowledge of our local Real Estate market with you! With Ed Staloski of Mary Enck Realty, You ve got a friend in the business! Edward Staloski Associate Broker Mary Enck Realty, Inc cell office edstaloski@maryenckrealty.com LAKE HAUTO CLUB PAGE 25 SPRING 2017

26 P. 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. 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. Thank you for keeping Lake Hauto looking nice. VICTOR GENERAL CONTRACTING Roofing/slates/metal/shingles, Siding, gutters, metal work, windows, doors, drywall, painting, hardwood, tile flooring, and more Interior/Exterior Remodeling cell matusaka27@yahoo.com Please pick up after your dogs when you have them out for a walk. This request is not just for the summer months, but all year long. Most of our members do pick up their dog s waste, but some areas are becoming disgusting to other dog walkers that have to tolerate this inconsiderate practice. Please help to keep our community beautiful. K L HERRING & SON LLC 16 BLACKWELL STREET TAMAQUA, PA PLUMBING-HEATING-FUEL OIL BUDGET PLANS AUTO PAY PLANS LIHEAP CITIZENS ENERGY AUTOMATIC DELIVERY 24 HOUR SERVICE *PROMPT PAYMENT CUSTOMERS RECEIVE $.05 c/gallon DISCOUNT ** CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED OWNED & OPERATED BY DAVE & STACY KERSTETTER LAKE HAUTO CLUB MEMBERS LAKE HAUTO CLUB PAGE 26 SPRING 2017

27 Frank Sowers, Jr. Lansford, PA Andreas, PA 24 Hours Service House * Garage * Commercial Clean Outs & Demolition At Reasonable Rates LAKE HAUTO CLUB PAGE 27 SPRING 2017

28 Lake Hauto Club 140 Maple Terrace Nesquehoning, PA ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED Standard Rate U.S. Postage PAID Lehighton, PA Permit No. 310 Board of Directors Regular Monthly Meetings Are the third Thursday of the month at 7:00 PM in the Community Center. All members are encouraged to attend! Lake Hauto Club OFFICE HOURS 7 DAYS A WEEK 9:00 am to 1:00 pm No ATVs on the Crescent Beach Ballfield. This is only for playing baseball. AND do not play baseball on the tennis courts. This is only for playing tennis. It cost money to maintain both facilitates. Please help us maintain them and tell your children! LAKE HAUTO CLUB NEWSLETTER ADVERTISING RATES 1 issue 2 issues 3 issues 4 issues (15% off) (20% off) (25% off) Full Page $ $ $ $ Half Page Quarter Page Business Cards Important requests 1. Please turn out the light at the beach bathrooms. Just check before turning out the lights. Also close the door when leaving. Too many times we have noticed the bathroom lights on and the doors wide open at night. 2. At the beaches, please put down the umbrellas at the picnic tables when you are not using them. The wind, especially at Crescent, has damaged several of the umbrellas. They are costly and an unnecessary expense to replace them. Thank you for your assistance in maintaining our beaches. REMINDER Smoking is prohibited at all beaches in the sand area and the playground areas. LAKE HAUTO CLUB PAGE 28 SPRING 2017