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LAKE HAUTO CLUB
NEWSLETTER
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
By Kenneth Snyder
As I am writing this newsletter and looking out the window, it is still snowing, what’s new! If it is not snowing,
the temperature is below zero, or both. The maintenance
crew has been working diligently since before Christmas
to keep our roads safe and fit. Since January 1, 2015, the
maintenance crew has had 27 weather events. We used
seven tandems of anti-skid (154 tons of anti-skid and 66
tons of salt), to say the least, it was a tough winter and
first day of spring. In between snowstorms, the maintenance crew has reconstructed the community center
meeting room. More to come on that subject, later in the
newsletter.
Roads: Now that the assessment has passed, we can
move forward on planning the road repair/resurfacing.
The $163,000 for this will come from the $65,000 assessment, $58,000 capital reserve and $40,000 of this
year’s budget. We are going to send the request for bids
out in the coming weeks. I hope the road project will
continue on for many years to come.
Potholes are a major problem, not only in Lake Hauto,
but everywhere. This was a very hard winter, one of the
hardest in decades. We are not isolated from this, we
have been temporarily filling the potholes on Lake Drive
and are planning to get cold patch to fix the potholes. My
hope was to start the potholes in mid-March with the
cold patch, but with the weather and storms, this just did
not happen. The maintenance crew is doing their best
with the conditions mother nature provides them.
We’ve been pursuing Nesquehoning to replace a portion
of Tippets Road they own. In the meantime, the road is
starting to get impassable. I would hope they are going to
patch it this year. When Nesquehoning provides us with
their intentions, we will be sure to inform you.
Parking: Do not park on the roads or the cul-de-sacs of
Lake Hauto. Lake Drive is only 19 feet wide and the culde-sacs are only 12 feet wide. Some driveways are wider
than that, so when you park on the roads, we give very
little space for cars to get by in the summer and when we
are plowing in the winter. Please park on your property
for the safety of all.
“O” Beach: Construction was put on hold until after
winter. The first thing we are going to do this year is investigate a seawall down at the edge of the water. This
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Kim
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will do two things: (1) Stop the sand from going into the
lake and (2) Raise the beach about 2 feet higher. The beach
area now is at water level and causing some swampy areas.
Eastwood Beach: This spring we are going to put ground
cover plants on the bank from the back of the beach house
up to the tennis courts. A new $11,000 piece of playground
equipment will be installed this year. We will be removing
the older sliding board and merry-go-round for safety reasons.
Crescent Beach: We will be putting a fishing dock on the
east-end of the beach area. The dock is finished and ready
to go as soon as the weather breaks and the other docks go
in.
Oakwood Beach: A new toddler swing is being installed
and we are taking down the sliding board that is no longer
safe for children to use.
All beaches will be getting a fresh coat of sand. We are
going to have the option to reserve picnic tables at the
beaches this year. Please call the club office to learn how
you can reserve your table this summer.
Dam Maintenance: It has been completed and will be inspected this year. We have taken out all the loose rocks on
the face of the dam and put them back by floating them in
concrete. We also grounded out the cracks on the spillway
and put in a special caulking. All the maintenance that was
completed is functioning as designed. All that work was
done by our maintenance crew. Some days it was so cold
that when the water came out of the hose, it froze. This
was a tough job due to the weather and standing on an angle on the face of the dam, but we had to do it. For rentals
of the special equipment and for materials the cost was
about $25,818. It was estimated if we had to hire outside
contractors, the cost would be in the area of $100,000.
Security: Our 2015 budget for security is the same as last
year. There’s a new camera on Crescent that will pan the
beach area. Our community has security that some large
municipalities wish they had.
Gates: The gates are working fine. The maintenance crew
has been opening the gates on stormy days to protect them
from someone sliding into them. If at times the gates are
not working, please call the office at (570) 645-7100 during office hours or 570-751-6512 after hours to report the
problem and maintenance will attend to the problem.
Recreation: We have planned for 2015, an Easter egg
hunt, a Halloween party, a Christmas party and a fishing
derby at Birch Pools. This year we will have bands at the
beaches, two fireworks displays and a clambake. Ninety
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President’s Message continued:
percent of entertainment and party funds are donated.
The small amount not donated is paid from the budget.
I would like to thank the people that financially support
these great summer events.
Legal: We have two lawsuits in process: (1) The Griffith’s drain is on Lake Hauto club property and she
want us to pay for it and (2) An accident occurred at
Lake Drive and Rt. 54. Our insurance company is handling that. I don’t want to go into these in more detail
because one is in court and the other lawsuit will be in
court.
Member Picnic: Our picnic this year will be August 1,
2015. James Demetriades, Jr. is the chairperson for the
picnic this year, as he was last year. He is looking for
volunteers to help. If you would like to help, call the
office at (570) 645-7100 and express your interest. This
picnic requires a committee of 10 to make it successful,
so please call and help James.
Community Center: We have taken out the louver
windows in the coffee shop and the library, this saved
us a lot of heat this winter, due to the fact that they actually never closed. The meeting room was renovated
by removing the chandeliers and fluorescent lights.
New in-ceiling lighting, including recessed lighting,
was added. We installed plasterboard over all the paneling and painted. We installed new energy-efficient
low E glass windows. The floor was leveled before we
installed new carpet. Tile was installed at the entrance
door to extend the wear of the carpet. We also replaced
the front double doors and accented the entrance with
stone.
We hope to start phase 2, which is the coffee shop and
library—new energy-efficient low E glass windows
and doors in the library and the coffee shop. This will
give the front of the building a whole new look. Also,
completely refurbish the restrooms with all new fixtures, new floor, lights, paint, making the doors wider
and paint the entire coffee shop.
Lily pads will be harvested this year. We were hoping
to rent a machine, but the machine is too large for the
Lake and very expensive to rent. We are investigating
different options and will be making a decision at the
April or May workshop, which in turn will be brought
up at the regular meeting. At the next workshop meeting, a consultant will provide us with options that make
sense for Lake Hauto.
Rush Township has plans to install guardrails from the
main entrance down to our property line. They also
gave us approximately 44 tons of salt to do Lake Drive
from our property line to Route 54.
Leaf dump has been pushed back and will be open by
code as every year. This seemed to be working fine. No
plastic bags, lumber, building material, stumps or large
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rocks. This is for leaves only.
Reserves: For the past year, we were able to put money in
reserves. We put approximately $58,000 into reserves that
were intended to use for new roads.
As you must realize, with the major projects like—lily pads,
gates, roads, leaf dump, community center, recreation, security, dam, beaches, restrooms, comes a great deal of everyday
maintenance. The Club employs two full-time employees in
the winter and adds four part-time in the summer. They get a
tremendous amount of work done to ensure our community
remains one we are proud of.
As of finishing this newsletter, the sun is out and it’s 50°, so I
have to say Spring is here. Have a great spring and summer
and remember when you play, play safe.
Fishing
By Bob Davidovich
The fishing last year was the best that I have experienced
since the “big draw down”. The fish population has recovered well. We are planning to continue stocking the lake
with yellow perch, crappies, blue gills and largemouth
bass. We will also be stocking shiners for feeder fish.
These fish will be stocked as soon as possible after “ice
out”. The colder the water, there is less of a chance of
hurting the fish.
Trout season this year is April 4th for the southern tier and
April 18th for the northern tier. Start time is 8:00 AM. We
have decided to stock between 300 – 400 trout for April
18th at Birch Pools. The pond will be closed the week prior
to April 18th and off limits to fishermen until the morning
of the 18th.
The Children’s Fishing Derby will once again be held at
Birch Pools on Saturday May 16th from 9:00 AM till noon.
The registration fee for the derby will $2.00 per child.
Registration will be at the club office. We will stock trout
with tags and have prizes, snacks and refreshments for the
children. The pond will be closed starting on May 11th,
which be posted, to allow stocking of trout for the derby.
Although the “formal derby” will end at noon, the pond
will remain closed to adults, fishing for children only until
Monday May 25th. Any child registered for the derby will
be able to bring the tag from any trout caught to the office
and receive a prize for the entire week.
We want to thank all the sponsors of last year’s derby.
Your generosity has allowed us to stock more fish and purchase great prizes for the children. Anyone wishing to
make a donation for the derby can do so at the club office.
A $25.00 donation covers the cost of a trout with a tag and
a prize. Any donation will be greatly appreciated. Thank
you once again for making this community event a success.
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The palomino was caught the first weekend of December by member
Lou Cichon and it measured 22 inches. Other trout were caught and released. Being in the pond for that long and feeding off of natural food,
really made the colors brilliant. Especially the red stripe and fins.
Children’s Fishing Derby
May 16th At Birch Pools
$2.00 per child.
Register in the club office
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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.
BOAT STICKERS
BOAT RESTRICTIONS
All 2015 stickers MUST be
placed on both sides of the boat in full view without having to move any personal equipment (such as covers).
Security will assume that the boat does not have a sticker
and the board will possibly fine the member for not displaying the sticker within full view.
There are 2 different types of stickers this year.
Rectangular stickers are for the boats
over 10 horsepower. The Registration number will be written on the
sticker and must match the registration number on the boat. The cost of
this registration is $36.00.
The triangular sticker is for the boat
under 10 horsepower, including no
engine. The cost of this registration is
$12.00.
REMINDER—
The 2015 Road Assessment bills were
mailed. The fee is $100.00 per lot. The
payment is due by April 15, 2015.
Starting April 16, 2015 there will be an
additional $25.00 late fee per lot that will be added
to the initial bill.
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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.
The outboard watercraft must be 20 feet or less and
have an engine of 200 horsepower or less.
Personal watercraft engines are limited to 135 horsepower or less.
Pontoon boats will be 20 feet or less and are limited
to an engine of 150 horsepower or less. Pontoon
boats are measured by deck size.
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.
Boat and RV registration Reminder:
Only the member that is listed on the membership (and the
deed) is permitted to register any recreational equipment.
The member must be in good standing before they can register any equipment. The recreational equipment including
equipment such as inboard and outboard boats, personal
watercrafts, four wheelers, golf carts and so forth. The
insurance statement must be in the same name as the owner of the equipment and has to be the member only.
Happy Spring
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LAKE HAUTO CLUB BOARD OF DIRECTORS
NAME
TELEPHONE #
COMMITTEE
Maintenance Employees
KEN SNYDER
610-390-9920 (cell)
610-264-3721
EMAIL
B&G, Beaches, Rd. Maint.,
610-264-3332 (fax)
President
GEORGE
DEMETRIADES 570-527-6601
Gates, Road Construction
Vice-President
CY FULTON
Secretary
Summer Entertainment
570 -645-2649
570-578-7925 (cell)
kss3026@aol.com
Building Plans, Spec. Projects
Dam, Recreation, Security, B&G shipcoal@ptd.net
Gates, Road Construction
cyfult@windstream.net
Road Maintenance, B&G
Recreation, Special Projects
ROBERT
DAVIDOVICH
Treasurer
570-645-3456
570-778-4484 (cell)
Fish, Dam, water Quality
JENNIFER
570-645-0340
Recreation, Building &
LAVINE
doitbest@ptd.net
Special Projects
lavine4@ptd.net
Grounds, Special Projects
DAVID
DEMELFI
570-579-5786
Building, Grounds, Beaches,
Maintenance, Bldg. Plans
renave@ptd.net
CHESTER
570-645-7054
Water Quality, Dam Safety
chesterg@windstream.net
GANGAWARE
JACK
MURPHY
SCOTT
570-205-6570 (cell)
Building Plans
570-645-9172
Security
jmurf@ptd.net
570-977-1857 (cell)
570-805-4559
Docks, Summer Entertainment sccmurphy@gmail.com
MURPHY
OFFICE 570-645-7100
GARAGE 570-645-7104
Board of Directors Regular Monthly Meetings
Are the third Thursday of the month at 7:00 PM in the Community Center. All
members are welcome to attend!
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
WELCOME NEW CLUB
MEMBERS
We would like to welcome the
following new club members
Charles & Mary Jo Kovacs, Jr.
Dale & Joyce Kostick
James & Jean Trader
We ask all members to get
involved with the club.
Web site: www.lakehauto.org
Rules, permits applications,
minutes, finances, upcoming
events, etc. are available for your
viewing.
Newsletter is available in color.
Email—lhoffice@lakehauto.org
If you are looking for someone to
do various jobs around your yard,
please do not forget to look at the
web site.
New Library
at the
Community Center
Open 24 hours
a day/7 days a
week
LAKE HAUTO CLUB OFFICE
570-645-7100
LAKE HAUTO CLUB GARAGE
570-645-7104
These are instructions for how
to operate the lock on the library door, which is operated
by a code.
911 NON EMERGENCY (Schuylkill)
570-622-3739
The code number is 1357.
911 NON EMERGENCY (Carbon)
570-669-5551
LANSFORD-COALDALE JOINT WATER AUTHORITY 570-645-3040
PPL ELCTRIC COMPANY
800-342-5775
NESQUEHONING POST OFFICE
570-669-6621
BLUE RIDGE CABLE COMPANY
570-645-5511
RUSH TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT
570-668-4242
RUSH TOWNSHIP SEWER AUTHORITY
570-668-4336
RUSH TOWNSHIP BD. OF SUPERVISORS (Garbage)
570-668-2938
NESQUEHONING POLICE DEPARTMENT
570-669-9111
NESQUEHONING SEWER AUTHORITY
570-669-9951
NESQUEHONING BOROUGH BUILDING (Garbage)
570-669-9588
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To unlock the door: Press in
the numeric code – 1357. 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 1357.
Turn the lock knob to the right
to lock.
No cards needed.
No time limit.
Enjoy!!
SPRING 2015
Lake Hauto
Community
Center
Has been renovated
and will is now available for renting.
Call the office for
availability.
$150.00 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.
There are new light fixtures,
new carpeting, newly painted
walls, new tables, new windows
and doors.
Call the office for availability
and have your next event at
the newly remodeled
Community Center.
You can also asked the office
to set up a visitor gate code
just for your party.
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Have your next party or event close to
home. There 5 large round tables and
8 rectangular tables available with
ample seating. Reasonable rental fees
so that you can spend your money on
decorating, food, etc. A large parking
lot to accommodate your guests.
Taking reservations now
for the upcoming season.
Reservations
can be made
in the club
office.
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Hess Windows & Doors
56 Mauch Chunk Street
Tamaqua PA 18252
570-668-8866
Windows, Entry/Storm Doors, Patio Doors & Enclosures
Patio Covers, Aluminum Awnings & Railings
www.hesswindows.com
Visit our showroom * M-F 10-4 & SAT. 10-2
ADDITIONAL 5% OFF to all Lake Hauto Residents
expires 6/30/2015
Visit our website for our latest coupons!
Owner is a Lake Hauto Resident
Lake Front for Sale
79 Crescent Drive
Premium location next to
Crescent Beach
Flowing stream on one side,
lake front view on another
$580,000
If interested, please call or email
for more information
717-571-5211
SJRRMR@comcast.net
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Dry Cleaning
Pick-up and Delivery Service
Escalating gas prices, nasty weather or just out
of the way?
Have all of your dry cleaning needs picked-up and
delivered at your home or office for
*No Extra Charge*
Now accepting VISA, MasterCard &
Discover Card
To schedule a delivery please call:
AM19Delivers,LLC
at 570-436-2705
Please visit our web site on
www.yellowbook.com
(Look under AM19 Delivers
in Pennsylvania)
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. At Redner's you
must remember to have the cashier swipe your key
tag in order for your Save-A-Tape to be eligible.. At
Boyer’s, all you need to do is swipe your Boyer’s tag
(there is no need for a receipt to be submitted to Lake
Hauto Club for a rebate). If you need a Boyer’s tag,
call the office. Kim will be happy to get a tag to you.
If you need a save-a tape key tag from Redner’s, ask
any cashier for one before he/she begins to register
your purchase.
Currently, all the rebate money from Redner’s and
Boyer’s is being deposited into the Road Savings Account.
Dry Cleaning is done by
Empire Cleaners of Hazleton
at 570-454-3561
Thank you, everyone,
for participating!!
Reliable Service
Customer Satisfaction
Top Quality Dry Cleaning
News Worthy Items:
Congratulations on the recent engagement of Elizabeth
Hewitt and Louis Yelito. A wedding is planned for September 2015.
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Thank you to Wally Breiner who just returned from being
deployed in the Middle East with the Air National Guard.
Lawn Cutting
Spring/Fall
clean-up
Frank, Jessica and big brother Eric Hannis welcomed Violet
Marianne on January 27, 2015 at 9:21 p.m. She was 9 lbs., 6
oz. and 21.5 inches long. The proud grandparents are Mark
and Linda Kowalonek , and Frank and Carolyn Hannis.
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Driveway
stoning
Leaf removal
Call Jack Murphy
@ 570-977-1857
(Lake Hauto resident)
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The following are motions that were made since the last newsletter. This is a more condensed version of any actions taken by the
Board of Directors than in the minutes. If you would like the minutes, please contact the office. They will be available also on the
web site soon.
LOG OF ALL LAKE HAUTO MEETING MOTIONS AND
DECISIONS AFFECTING THE MEMBERSHIP
Motion Number is a 4 digit year, two digit month, a dash and a two digit sequential number for that month. Motions in favor of a)
accepting minutes, b) accepting Treasurer’s Report, c) accepting bills to be paid and d) for adjournment, will not be recorded if no
special actions were taken and motion was carried unanimously.
MOTION /
DECISION
NUMBER
201503-04
TOPIC / DISCUSSION
RESULT
A motion was made by D. DeMelfi, seconded by C. Fulton, to
All in favor, motion carried.
change the time frame on the tree permit application from 30 days
to 45 days.
201503-03
A motion was made by D. DeMelfi, seconded by J. Murphy, to
change the time frame on the building permit application from 15
days to 45 days.
All in favor, motion carried.
201503-02
A motion was made by D. DeMelfi, Seconded by J. Lavine, to
change the renting fees for the Community Center. It will still be
$150.00 for 4 hours, $10.00 for every additional hour. There will
be a $50.00 deposit for cleaning and to reserve the date. If things
are left in good condition, the deposit will be returned.
All in favor, motion carried.
201503-01
A motion was made by J. Murphy, seconded by B. Davidovich, to All in favor, motion carried.
accept the new member: Charles Kovacs, Jr.
201502-02
D. DeMelfi made a motion, seconded by G. Demetriades, to send
out a bill for a 2015 Road Assessment which will be $100.00 per
lot for the sole purpose of road improvement. The payments will
be due by April 15, 2015.
201502-01
B. Davidovich made a motion, seconded by G. Demetriades, to
All in favor, motion carried.
change the boat rule to: Pontoon boats will be 20 feet or less and
are limited to an engine of 150 horsepower or less. Pontoon boats
are measured by deck size. The old rule is: Pontoon boats will be
20 feet or less and have motor of four cylinders or less. Pontoon
boats are measured by deck size.
2015-0101
K. Snyder read a motion to change the boat rule to: Pontoon boats There was no second to the mowill be 20 feet or less and are limited to an engine of 150 horsetion, therefore the motion died
power or less. Pontoon boats are measured by deck size. The old due to lack of a second.
rule is: Pontoon boats will be 20 feet or less and have motor of
four cylinders or less. Pontoon boats are measured by deck size.
B. Davidovich made the motion.
201412-02
A motion was made by D. DeMelfi, seconded by B. Davidovich,
to send out a vote to approve a fee of $100.00 per lot for 2015 for
the sole purpose of road improvement.
All in favor, motion carried.
201412-01
A motion was made by G. Demetriades, seconded by C. Gangaware, to approve the new members Francis and Tiffany Volpe
and Sharon Zeller.
All in favor, motion carried.
All in favor, motion carried.
Students - Do you need School Required Volunteer Hours? Consider helping the Lake Haut Beautification Committee. Call 570-645-7701 to register
your name and find out what is offered.
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A & W Plumbing and
Heating
Nesquehoning, PA 18240
PA Reg # 014818
Residential plumbing, heating
and installation of oil burners,
gas furnaces, coal stokers, and
appliances;
install, repair, clean sewer &
drain lines.
Est. 1965 (formerly Stemetzki P & H)
Amanda Watkins Breiner, Owner/LH Resident
Call Robert Watkins
@ 570-669-6147
Ed Yeneshosky
570-640-0229
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.
570-778-7325 cell
570-722-8000 office
edstaloski@maryenckrealty.com
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Pets are NOT permitted in
the Recreational Areas at
any time This includes the
tennis courts, beaches, baseball fields, playgrounds, basketball areas, parking lots, etc. There
are no exceptions to this rule.
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.
ONLY tennis playing on the tennis courts! No skateboards, roller blades, scooters, bikes, etc. on
the tennis courts. We want to preserve the courts in good condition for the tennis
players. Thank you for your cooperation.
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Lake Hauto Picnic Table Reservations
A member can still reserve a picnic table at any recreational area AFTER 7:00 AM
by identifying their table(s) with a tablecloth or other identifying item, such as a small
knickknack.
Optional Reserving Tables in Advance
$25.00 - per table(s) under a pavilion. They will be marked
$10.00 - 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 a numbered table(s) in any location. Your reserved table(s) will 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.
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 beyond 25.
24 hour cancellation notice is necessary for a full refund. Reservation start at 7:00 AM, so you need to cancel at
least 48 hours prior to that day.
SECURITY
By Jack Murphy
Lake Hauto will be employing the services of a security company throughout the summer season. Their efforts will be
concentrated on enforcing the rules and regulations of the Lake Hauto Club. The security company will be responsible
for patrolling our four beaches, parking lots, picnic and recreation areas, pavilions, greenbelts, docks and gates.
Any vandalism or suspicious/criminal activity on personal property should be reported immediately to the local police
department by the residents.
In cases of vandalism or suspicious/criminal activity residents should dial 911 or contact the Rush Township Police
Department (Schuylkill County) at 570-668-4242 or the Nesquehoning Police Department (Carbon County) at 570669-9111.
Lastly, the Lake Hauto Board of Directors would like to remind all that current recreational tags must be displayed by
Club Members and their immediate families and guests while using the Club’s recreation areas and other facilities.
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Lake Hauto Summer Events:
Memorial Weekend: Sunday, May 24th
“Toolshed
Jack” performs 7-10pm*
Friday, June26th: Movie Night TBA (at dusk)
popcorn & snow cones
Independence Weekend: Friday, July 3rd
“Another
Side” performs 7-10pm*
Fireworks at 9pm*
Saturday, July 18th: Steak & Clambake 4-6pm
(ticket sales to begin in May)
Band TBA 7-10pm*
Saturday, July 25th : “County Line” performs 7-10pm*
Friday, July 31st: Movie Night TBA (at dusk)
Saturday, August 1st: Annual Picnic 1-6pm
Band TBA 7-10pm*
Friday, August 21st: Movie Night TBA (at dusk)
popcorn & snow cones
Labor Day Weekend: Sunday, September 6th
Band TBA 7-10pm*
Fireworks at 9pm*
Beach Tags required at all events.
All events made
possible by your
continued
donations!
MORE EVENTS TO FOLLOW !
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SUMMER ENTERTAINMENT UPDATE
Dear Members,
As you see, we have started to book entertainment for this summer. We have booked 2 fireworks shows and a few
bands. However, your generosity is necessary to make this happen. We need your donations as soon as possible in order to know the budget that we have to work with and how many bands we can afford.
We are looking for sponsorships once again from the community as well as our local businesses. This year we would
like to once again recognize the generous individuals and businesses throughout the entire summer. Rather than sponsoring a single band or event, you will be helping to sponsor the entire summer of events.
We fully intend on recognizing these generous members with a large sponsorship banner recognizing them, as well as
verbal recognition at each of our entertainment events. We feel that this is an attractive advertising opportunity for members’ businesses as well as an opportunity for the community to say "thank you" to generous donors and helpful members.
These donations will be used exclusively for the bands, fireworks, and all summer entertainment activities. Your generosity is greatly appreciated. If you wish for your donation to be ONLY for one activity (Fireworks or Bands),
please indicate on your donation.
Sponsorship classifications are as follows but not limited to:
Bronze - $10-99
Silver - $100-199
Gold - $200-499
Platinum - $500-$999
Diamond - $1000 and up
All checks should be made payable to Lake Hauto Club. Donations may be submitted to: Lake Hauto Club, 140 Maple
Terrace, Nesquehoning, PA 18240. If you have any questions, please contact the office at 570-645-7100. We are enclosing a return envelope for your convenience.
Please indicate how you would like your name or business’ name to appear on the banner:
_____________________________________________________________________________________
________ EITHER ACTIVITY
_________ BANDS ONLY
__________ FIREWORKS ONLY
Please remember that any all donations help out a great deal - thank you for your kind consideration to helping make the
summer of 2015 a great one!
Sincerely yours,
Lake Hauto Board of Directors
LAKE HAUTO CLUB
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This is a list of the generous benefactors who supported the
2014 Summer Activities Thank you !!!
BAND DONATIONS
Diamond Patrons ($1000.00 & up)
Kenneth & Irene Snyder
Malcom Bennett & Joan Demetriades
Platinum patrons ($500.00 up to $999.00)
Hess Home Improvements, Inc.
The Ladd Family
Gold Patrons ($200.00 up to $499.00)
Tom Haddad
Seitz Bros. Exterminating Inc.
Jackie & Tom Rees
Scott, Wendy & Mason Murphy
The Wells family
Robert C. Dieruff, First Vice-President -CRPC, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management
Randy & Jamie Goodreau
Cullen & Conner Murphy
Heat Elite LLC - Specializing in Bed Bug Heat Treatment
Cutloose – Hair Salon
The Demetriades family
Philip Walsh
Hometown Village Pharmacy, LLC
Peter J. Radocha & Sons Inc.
Anonymous
Silver Patrons ($100.00 up to $199.00)
Marian McDonald MD - Keystone Surgical Associates
Bob Kovacs
Joseph Doyle
Ryan & Charlene Barwis
In Memory of Bob Rehatchek
The Dadio family
DBA Caring Senior Service
Mike & Chris Marek
Buzz & family
Bistany Grandchildren
To Honor Stephen Prebish
KL Herring & Son LLC - Heating-Plumbing-Fuel Oil (Owners Stacy & Dave Kerstetter)
James Perchak
Bill Scutta
Robert Warkala DPM – Cornerstone Foot & Ankle
Fritz Financial Group - Cory Fritz & Mike Runk
The Batley Family
Bronze Patrons ($10.00 up to $99.00)
In Memory of Robert "Bob" Rehatchek
Donna Valent
Jay & Isy Werkheiser
Dr. & Mrs. James E. Dynan
Jack & Ann Yaroma
Lee & Jean Gackenbach
Tom & Eileen Whildin
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Gwyneth & Rich Sample
Ed & Joan Yorke, Jr.
William & Cindy Smith
Carol Blaschak
Warren & Sue Nelson
Rosemary Rubino
Walt Logechnik
Diane & Jay O'Neill
Ray & Judi Loftus
Eileen Gibas Kmetz CPA of Wittig CPA's
Chad & Yvonne Gibble
Carol Searfoss
Richard Montemore
The Lightcap family
Dr. Clifford Wagner
Michael Davis Financial Advisor, Ameriprise Financial
James & Gail Jordan
Zach Chodur
Chester Gangaware
Manny & Rosemary Roman
FIREWORK DONATIONS
Diamond Patrons ($1000.00 & up)
Ken & Irene Snyder
Kovatch Ford
Horwith Trucks, Inc.
Barwis Construction
Anonymous
Gold Patrons ($200.00 up to $499.00)
Panther Valley Lumber Co Inc.
Bronze ($10.00 to $99.00)
Carol Searfoss
Cameron & Diane Fowler
William Hedish
Frank & Mary Lou Maradeo
SIGNS
Spring Cleanup & Planting Reminders
The South Shore Much Area is for compost material only.
That includes leaves, tree limbs, and grass clippings. NOT
PERMITTED: tires, concrete, stumps, railroad ties garbage or
tree trunks.
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.
LAKE HAUTO CLUB
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
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SECURITY NOTES
The security team that we have hired will be checking for the following:
1. Recreation tags need to be worn whenever members are using any Recreation Areas. There are many new members and this makes it easier on everyone to know that you are a member. No one is exempt from this rule no matter
how long you have lived here.
2. Boat Stickers need to be on both sides of the boat towards the rear of the boat. Security will be inspecting all boats.
Boats may not be launched without the stickers.
3. Recreational Vehicles must be registered with the club and the stickers must be visible. Drivers must possess a
valid drivers license.
4. Speed Limits will be checked periodically. The speed limit on Lake Drive is 25 miles per hour and on the side
streets, it is 15 miles per hour.
Please read the Lake Hauto Club Rules and Regulations for a complete list of rules and
thank you for your cooperation.
Lake Hauto Board of Directors
Observe the speed limits within the lake. It is only 25
MPH on Lake Drive. Please watch out for joggers ,
walkers, people on bikes and children at play.
Please Slow Down!
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Lansford, PA
Andreas, PA
Frank Sowers, Jr.
Owner
24 Hours Service
House * Garage * Commercial
Clean Outs & Demolition
At Reasonable Rates
Snow Plowing Available
570-645-2028
LAKE HAUTO CLUB
570-778-9450
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Need a New kitchen or bath?
Call or Email for more
information.
kkbpilla@verizon.net
We have all your needs for the
upcoming grilling season.
Stop in
anytime or call ahead and we will
gladly get it ready for you!
XXXXXXXXXXXXX
We thank you for your continued support!
Tom and Nancy Pilla
Lake Hauto members since 1989
LAKE HAUTO CLUB
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LAKE HAUTO CLUB
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WE SELL DOCK RUBRAIL & CORNERS
WE FILL PROPANE TANKS
A complete line of hardware and building material for the do-it-yourselfer.
LAKE HAUTO CLUB
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LAKE HAUTO CLUB
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Celebrating
29 years of
service
Route 309, Hometown
570-668-2788 or Toll Free 800-303-6400
AUTO INSURANCE FOR PREFERRED & HIGH RISK
DRIVERS OF ALL AGES
Auto, Health, Life, Business, Full Time, Vacant & Seasonal Homes,
Boats, Motorcycles, Snow Mobiles, ATV’s & Trucking Risks
Brian Tirpak
Shirley Tirpak
Lake Hauto Club Residents over 30 years
A Full Service Pharmacy
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Counseling
Candy
Gifts
Jewelry
Let our pharmacy family be your family pharmacy!
*** Let us transfer your prescriptions***
(We will gladly meet or beat local prescription prices)
Designer Greeting Cards & Gift Wrap 50% off every day
Buy 1 Get 1 Free - Natures Bounty Vitamins (Select items monthly)
220 Claremont Ave. Suite #2
Tamaqua, PA. 18252
Phone: 570-668-1900
Lou Rubino RPh
Paula Rubino RPh
Lake Hauto Members
LAKE HAUTO CLUB
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Standard Rate U.S.
Postage
PAID
Lake Hauto Club
140 Maple Terrace
Nesquehoning, PA 18240
Lehighton, PA
18235
ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
Permit No. 310
Lifeguards Wanted
Bakers Needed
Lake Hauto Community
2015 Summer Season
LHBC Annual Bake Sale
June 27th from 8 am - Noon
At Crescent beach office.
Call 570-645-7701 to register your
name, baked goods & drop-off time.
Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays,
and holiday hours as well as
Mon.-Thurs. hours are available
(Memorial Day weekend
thru Labor Day weekend)
noon-6pm
(drop-off Friday evening from 6-8 or Saturday morning)
Thank you for your support!!
Lake Hauto Club OFFICE HOURS
Sunday, Monday & Tuesday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Wednesday & Thursday 8 a.m.—3 p.m.
Friday 8 a.m.—2 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.—2 p.m.
LAKE HAUTO CLUB NEWSLETTER ADVERTISING RATES
1 issue
2 issues
3 issues
4 issues
(15% off)
(20% off)
(25% off)
Full Page
$120.00
$204.00
$288.00
$360.00
Half Page
70.00
119.00
168.00
210.00
Quarter Page
40.00
68.00
96.00
120.00
Business Cards 20.00
34.00
48.00
60.00
Qualifications: American Red Cross Lifeguard
training
Community First Aid & Safety courses
Lifeguard & CPR certifications
Age 16 years or older
NO ATVs AND SNOWMOBILES ON THE CRESCENT BEACH BALLFIELD AND PARKING LOT.
Riding on the ball field creates significant damage to
the filed.
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Lifeguard: $9.00/hour
Head Lifeguard position: $9.25/hour
If interested please contact :
Kim Thomas at the Lake Hauto Office
Wed., Fri., & Sat. from 9am-2pm
or call 570-645-7100
SPRING 2015