Pocono Farms Weathervane -July 2017

July 2017

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IN THIS ISSUE O U R COMM U NIT Y Notes from the Manager

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Crime Watch

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BOD Meeting Schedule

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From Your Board of Directors 4 Public Safety

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Women’s Club News

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In the Farms

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Your Dues at Work

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CA LENDA R OF E V ENTS Pocono Farms Events

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July Calendar

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SPORTS Fun with Fitness

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Rockin’ Recreation

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Round by Round

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SAVE THE DATE Fireworks at Dusk Saturday, July 1st

Independence Day Events July 2nd - July 4th

Women’s Club Luncheon Wednesday, July 12th

Annual Meeting Saturday, July 15th

Family Camp Out Saturday, July 15th

Member/Member Golf Outing July 21st - 23rd

Island Reggae Night Saturday, July 29th

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Notes from the Manager

BY DAVE TIMKO

BOARD OF DIRECTORS: President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Director Director Director Director Director

Neil Carlson Harry Hamill Collette Houston-Ong Rick McCormick Brian Cavanaugh Frank DeBrincat Frank Milano Peter Volpe Steve Bunker

COMMITTEE LIAISON ASSIGNMENTS: A & B/Environmental Rich McCormick Communications Steve Bunker Crime Watch Peter Volpe Elections/Nominations Rich McCormick Finance Collette Ong Fitness Frank Milano Golf Harry Hamill Long Range Planning Frank DeBrincat Pool Peter Volpe Recreation/Tennis Brian Cavanaugh AD-HOCS Community Garden New Member Welcoming

Brian Cavanaugh Steve Bunker

Each year the Association holds an Annual Meeting.

This meeting is typically held in the middle of July and the meeting is advertised about a year in advance. The meeting is meant to provide the general membership with an update on the Association status, highlights from the previous year, challenges from the previous year, potential solutions to those challenges, a financial update on the status of the Association and a look at what is ahead.

issue, and address any questions that they may have so that the issues are clearly explained and defined.

At times, the issues presented for a vote are not always popular, and that is okay. That is why there is a vote. The Board has limitations as to what it can do as a Board and what items require a membership vote. The Board puts through a voting issue based on what it feels as a group would benefit the community. Then the community votes.

The Annual Meeting is also a time when the nine member elected Board of Directors may present voting issues to the general membership for a vote. The Board has the responsibility to do it’s due diligence in researching the issues and preparing them for the presentation to the general membership, prior to the Annual Meeting. Notification of this meeting, along with any potential issues that will be voted on, will be mailed to all members of Pocono Farms. This is required to be done about three (3) weeks prior to the meeting. Everyone should have received a notice of the meeting in late June.

This year’s Annual Meeting is July 15th at 10am at the Pocono Community Church. As mentioned earlier, you should have received the announcement with the one voting issue that will be presented that day. Please mark your calendar and plan on attending.

Please make sure to watch your email and Weathervane for updates on all of the events and activities planned for this summer. We hope to see you at one of these events!

DEPARTMENT HEADS General Manager David Timko 894-4435 ext. 100 dtimko@poconofarms.com These voting issues could be a bylaw change, which Accounting/Office Manager Lorraine Daviduk requires a two thirds majority vote of those present 894-4435 ext. 103 ldaviduk@poconofarms.com at the meeting to be changed. Most other voting Golf Pro Kyle Monahan items, which may include an operation assessment 894-4435 ext. 110 golfshop@poconofarms.com Greens Superintendent Jeff Lesoine increase, only requires a majority vote of those 894-4435 jeffreyl3@poconofarms.com present at the meeting to pass. The Associations Chef pfchef@poconofarms.com governing documents state that one must be 894-4435 ext. 130 present at the meeting to vote.

Food & Beverage Director Katrina Weithman 894-4435 ext. 132 katrinaw@poconofarms.com Throughout the year, through comments from Activities Director Joe Sprovkin 894-4435 ext. 113 recdir@poconofarms.com members, the Board creates action lists and Director of Public Safety Artie Furman appropriate steps to resolve items on that list. At times, & Compliance one or more of those items may become a voting issue.

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These items are developed ahead of time and there are a lot of discussions that are had between the Board members about these items before it may be agreed upon to present the issue for a vote.

The issues are typically talked about at our coffee updates with the community members to gather their feedback and response to a potential voting

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Crime Watch Activity Report

BY RUSS KELLY

The Crime Watch community as well as the Pocono Farms community lost one of its well known and liked members in May. Ed Aalbue was one of the charter members of Crime Watch and a continuous part of the group since its inception over twenty years ago. Over that period he never lost his enthusiasm and belief that an active crime watch organization was an important function and could only benefit the community in helping to maintain the quality of life we all moved here to experience. For years, Ed was the chief cook and bottle washer of the group.

He maintained the records, worked on the budget, disbursed the funds, maintained and distributed the schedules and maintained his membership on the Crime Watch Committee. While doing this, in the years that driver communication was carried out on mobile CB radios, Ed was the maintenance man that kept the radios and accessories working.

I believe one of his happiest moments came when he realized that all of the drivers now had mobile phones and CB radio use could be retired permanently. Ed was always acting as chief recruiter for the organization. He never gave a hard sell, but seemed to be able to get people interested in being part of the group. It seemed whenever he called me to tell me of a new member, the sentence would start with, “I spoke to someone after church last week and they were interested in joining.” I wondered if Ed waited for a sermon calling for people to watch out for each other than seeing this as a good time to recruit.

In the current 2016-2017 year, Ed was the chairman of the Crime Watch Committee. As active as he was for all the years, he had never been the chairman of the committee. Over the years he rarely missed a meeting, but for some reason never wanted to be the chairman. The last meeting he attended was in April. Those of us who knew him well will miss him, and the community certainly was better for people like Ed, who played an active role in keeping it a place we want to be part of.

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get back as soon as they can. During the month of May, drivers patrolled for 84 hours. Drivers helped spotlight places that needed attention to the clean-up coordinator during the clean-up weekend in April. Hopefully we will be able to keep up with the efforts made to maintain our community as litter free as possible. Anyone can call the office to report dumping, and should to help with the upkeep.

To correct a misprint in last month’s article, approved size private pools are to be no larger than 18” high by 6’ long.

We still have openings on our patrol schedules, and Crime Watch Committee applications will be coming up, so give some thought to joining one or the other.

If you want to try it, give Russ Kelly a call at 570-8944034, or call the office, and they will contact me.

Articles appearing in The Weathervane are presented as a community service. They do not necessarily represent the views of the publisher or of the Pocono Farms Country Club Association, Inc. The publisher and the PFCCA disclaim any liability for any advertisements published herein, in no way endorse or guarantee these ads and reserve the right to reject any ads submitted. Position of advertising in the newspaper is not guaranteed.

2016-17 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING SCHEDULE ALL MEETING TIMES ARE 7PM UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

• F riday , J uly 14, 2017 • S aturday , J uly 15, 2017 (10 am annual meeting )

Finally, all our snow birds are back and patrols are beginning to pick up. Unfortunately we still have a number of walking wounded, but I’m sure they’ll

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From Your Board of Directors

Public Safety

BY PETE VOLPE

BY A. FURMAN

Hello everyone. As you are reading this, summer is in full swing, as are all of the things that go with it. I promised I was going to be more vigilant with the high grass, as the letters many of you have received will attest to (remember not just the front, but the back, sides and sand mound too).

Depending on the date you read this, I hope you enjoyed our fireworks show. That being said please, please, please DO NOT shoot off any fireworks yourselves. Besides not being allowed in the Farms, it is also PA state law. Nothing is allowed that goes boom or flies through the air.

Ground effects only. Things that a five year old with adult supervision would use. Things like sparklers, those black snakes you light and they grow the little cannons that spark, and so on. We will be watching and fines will be sent. Please enjoy ours and don’t use yours.

Lastly I have said it before so we will call this a reminder. Pets are not permitted at any of the amenities. Let’s go through the list so there is no confusion. The pool area, the boat storage area, the fitness center, the tennis courts, the clubhouse, the beach, the playground, the proshop, the golf course and all parking lots, lawns, roads and cart paths connected to any of the aforementioned areas. Now the exception of course is for service animals, not comfort animals, but service animals with credentials. Let’s all have a wonderful summer.

As always, if you need help or have questions, my door is always open.

O U R FA RMS, O U R HOME, O U R PA R A DISE As we leave the cold winds and snowy days of winter and the rainy days of spring behind us, our thoughts turn to summer and the many things that we can do here in the Farms to enhance our lifestyle.

The Pocono Farms Association is a fantastic place to live and raise a family. All ages live and thrive in our community. We have many amenities which allow us all to enjoy the outside environment and the inside social life surrounding our clubhouse.

Our amenities are second to none. The championship golf course under the direction of PGA Professional Kyle Monahan is immaculately groomed and maintained for all to enjoy whether you are a junior golfer, a senior golfer, or someone in between. All types of memberships are available through the Pro Shop, which has a full line of golf gear ready for your use. We have even been recognized as a qualifying course for the Nationwide tour in addition to hosting many outside tournaments and member – guest events.

As we are already into the golf season, check out the availability of lessons and upcoming tournaments.

The Fitness Center offers a continuing way to maintain body and mind fitness with state-of-the-art machines designed for all personal and all levels of expertise. Stop by and say hello to our Fitness Director, Kristen Aylward. Classes in Zumba, toning, and stretching are available for all members.

Again, many levels of membership are available for individuals and families to get in shape and stay in shape all year round.

Summer would not be complete unless the pool and beach were open under the direction of Aquatics Manager, Jen Pero. Our fully staffed pool and beach area provide a relaxing atmosphere to enjoy on a sunny Pocono afternoon. The water areas of the Farms are open daily from 11 AM – 7 PM from Memorial Day until Labor Day. A great snack bar at the pool just enhances the summer feeling of a fun day near the water.

The pool staff also assists with swim lessons and the swim team that competes with other teams throughout the summer season in the Poconos. Rates for the lessons can be obtained from the pool staff and team membership is open to all Pocono Farms children in good standing. Practices and meets for the team occur weekly throughout the summer as well as a recognition banquet at season’s end.

Women’s Club News

BY JOAN SCHIPPER, SECRETARY

The Pocono Farms Women’s Club meets the 2nd Wednesday monthly at noon time in the Grill Room. If you would like to socialize with women in your community and see what we do to help the surrounding communities, come join us for lunch.

June Centonze, our Program Person, provides social and educational entertainment for us with guest speakers from different walks of life that affect our community.

Tressa Delli-Santi, our Ways & Means Person is having our annual Tricky Tray Friday, August 11th in the Grill Room.

Next to the Fitness Center, are the well maintained tennis courts where any resident in good standing can play. Members can have the opportunity to schedule individual matches or participate in any scheduled tournaments.

Independence Day and Labor Day will see the special Pocono Farms tent erected behind the clubhouse to serve all residents a unique holiday menu or nighttime buffet to complete their holiday experience. Everyone always really enjoys the fireworks on the lake that highlights our July 4th Celebration. Katrina Weithman, our Clubhouse Manger, runs these events as well as the many catered events that occur throughout the year.

As we are now into the summer season, look to take advantage of what your “Pocono Paradise” has to offer your family. Our community is a reflection of our residents and their use of our amenities.

We need to be active in the summer and enjoy what our Association has provided for us. Just keep this thought in your head, “It Is A Cold Winter”.

The dues are $15.00 per year and the 3-course luncheon is $17.00. At the luncheon we collect money for the Tobyhanna Food Pantry and have a 50/50 raffle. This is an easy way to meet your neighbors. If you would like to attend one of our meetings, call Pat Torregrossa, 570-894-8752.

First annual Women’s Club Flea Market will be held Saturday, July 8th, 12:00 – 4:00 pm lakeside behind the Glacier Lake Grill and Pub. Tables will be provided for $15.00 each. Call Tressa Delli-Santi 570-580-9104 to reserve your table.

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IN THE FARMS PFCCA OFFICE HOURS Monday - Saturday 8:30am - 12:30pm & 1:00pm - 4:30pm

ID Badge Picture Hours:

8:30am - 12:00pm & 1:00pm - 4:00pm Capital Improvement Fees on transfer of property: House: $1,302 Lot: $651 BUILDING REGULATIONS: Permits are required from the township and from PFCCA. Please check with the office (570-894-4435) as to your specific needs.

• Building permit required from respective township and PFCCA before construction begins • Construction permitted from 7am - 7pm Monday- Saturday – excluding major holidays • Resale certificates are required. Fee is $300.00.

Resale and other related documents can be obtained at www.homewisedocs.com

YO U R DU ES AT WORK A battery operated lift chair has been recently added to the outdoor pool area.

It is located in the shallow end of the pool nearest to the fitness center side of the pool area.

REFUSE COLLECTION: Curbside pick-up on household trash and recycling is done on Mondays and Tuesdays beginning at 6:00am

by County Waste 570-382-3304. Please refer to the pickup list on our website www.poconofarms.com to determine your pickup day. County Waste will only pick up household trash and accepted recycling. If you have any other items to discard, please call them at 570382-3304 to set up arrangements.

Major Holidays that will affect your collection days are: New Years Day, Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, and Christmas. When those holidays fall on a Monday or Tuesday, garbage collection will shift by one day.

ANIMALS: Dogs must be leashed or on owner’s property at all times. Wildlife, such as deer and black bear, are common at Pocono Farms. We ask that you NOT FEED any wild animals.

EMERGENCIES: For ALL emergencies including medical or fire please contact 911 first, then contact Public Safety at 570894-4435 x105.

Weathervane DEADLINE NOTICE In order to produce a better newspaper for the Community, a Weathervane submission deadline has been established.

All articles, announcements, classified ads, etc. must be submitted to the Newsletter Coordinator on or before the 1st of each month for publication in the next issue of The Weathervane. Submissions made after this date will not be considered until the following month.

Your cooperation is appreciated.

Publication of articles is subject to the approval of the Communication Committee.

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Events GRILL & CHILL ON THE BEACH Monday, July 3rd - 12-5pm

Tiki Bar, Grilled Items, Entertainment 2-5pm- ZAC LAWLESS

TRICKY TRAY Saturday, July 8th - 1pm at the Pool

*In the case of inclement weather, event will be held in the community room under the fitness center.

Support the Swim Team and purchase tickets to win lots of great baskets. Calling starts at 4pm. There will be a special Longaberger Basket Raffle! Baskets: Water fun, girls fun, boys fun, school supplies, arts & crafts, car wash, lottery tickets, wine basket, golf basket, baking time, and many more!

Veggie Burger ································ 4.00 Angus Hamburger 8oz ····················· 7.75 6oz Hamburger ······························ 6.75 Add cheese ······································ .75 BBQ Pulled Pork ····························· 4.00 Buffalo Wings (with BBQ or Buffalo Sauce) .75 Hot Dogs ······································· 2.75 Sausage and Peppers ······················ 3.75 Chicken Tenders (3) ······················· 3.75 Waffle Fries ··································· 3.25 Potato Salad or Macaroni Salad ········ 1.75 Chips ············································ 1.25 Corn on the Cob ····························· 2.50 Brownies ······································· 1.75 2 Cookies ······································ 1.50 Watermelon ·································· 1.50

HANDICAP TOURNAMENT July 8th & 9th

$20 per person plus cart fees 2016 Winner: Mike Gaudette It’s that time of year again... This years format: Stableford Red, white and blue Tee Division. Points awarded as follows. Winners of each flight goes into a shootout for overall winner: Net Double Bogey - 0 “please pick up” Net Bogey - 1 Net Par - 2 Net Birdie - 3 Net Eagle - 4 Net Double Eagle - 5 Summer rules - Handicaps are 100%. Please sign up in the Pro Shop by July 5, 2017 - 570-894-4435 x111

Can Soda 1.25 Bottled Water 1.50 Juice 1.00

TIKI BAR OPENS AT 12:00 SATURDAY JULY 1, 2017 No Outside Alcohol Permitted

MEMORIAL MEMBER-MEMBER TOURNAMENT - $3.00 per team Friday, July 21st - Announcement of Teams; Hors

d’oeuvres and cash bar 6:30pm; Dinner 6:30-10:30pm Jackets Required.

Saturday, July 22nd - Hot Breakfast Buffet 8:30am; Shotgun 10am - teams will be flighted based on handicap; Format will be better ball of partners with 80% of each players handicap.

Sunday, July 23rd - Continental Breakfast 8am; Shotgun 9am - Better ball of partners with 80% of each players handicap; All flight winners proceed to shootout.

Awards and Cocktail Party with Cash Bar directly following the Shoot-out. Contact Pro Shop for info: 570-894-4435 x111

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Fun With Fitness

BY KRISSIE AYLWARD, PFCCA FITNESS DIRECTOR

THIRSTY THURSDAYS

The summer season is in full swing and our new classes are filling up fast!!! Be sure to check out the class schedule and stop in to grab your class card. Our new instructors would love your support! I am currently studying for my AFFA personal training certification and plan to be certified by the end of the year. I am also looking forward to the opportunity to help so many more people lead a healthy and fit lifestyle. By this time, I am sure that you have heard the buzz about the fitness center membership becoming part of the yearly dues. As your Fitness Director, I am so excited for this and I am ready to take on the additional responsibilities that will be required of me if the vote passes.

Please get out to the annual meeting and cast your vote. I look forward to seeing you there. Have a FANTASTIC JULY 4th!!!!

6:00—8:00pm

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SUMMER CL ASS SCHEDULE: NEW CLASSES FOR THE 2017 SUMMER SEASON

JULY 7th Eggplant Rollatini - $10.95 With marinara and mozzarella cheese.

Served with Caesar salad and breadsticks.

JULY 14th Pre Bastille Day at the Farms - $12.95

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Yoga on the Beach: Sat 7:30 - 8:45 am

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Happy Hour Yoga : Mon 5:30-6:45 pm

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Aquacize: Mon, Wed, Fri 10am-11am

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PiYo Live: Mon 8-9 am, Thurs 5:30-6:30 pm

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P90X Live: Wed 8-9 am, Fri 5:30-6:30 pm

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Body Conditioning: Fri 9-10 am

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Chair Yoga: Tues 10:30-11:30 am, Fri 11:30-12:30 pm

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Beef Bourguignon, Coq Au Vin, French cut green beans, summer salad, fresh baked

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crusty French bread.

JULY 21st Fish & Chips - $11.95 Fried fish with steak fries. Served with cole slaw and clam chowder.

JULY 28th Soup, Salad & Wings $10.95 An array of wings sauces, seasonal soups and summer salads.

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Rockin’ Recreation

Round by Round

BY JOE SPROVKIN

BY TOM SIROLLY

Summer is in full swing! Memorial Day weekend events kicked off the start of the season! Despite the cooler weather, the pool was open and members were eager to use it.

To start off the holiday weekend, we had a Flickn-Float instead of the traditional Friday night pool party. The Flick-n-float was a movie “flick” and watching it from the pool “float” which gave the kids an excuse to bring their favorite floating devices to the pool. Both Saturday and Sunday events were well attended and everyone had a great time. A big thanks to Ann Marie Ong, Regan Carlson and Ashlyn McCormick for singing the National Anthem that began the 7th Annual Clam Bake on the beach Sunday night.

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The golf committee has done various membership polls over the years and one question we always ask is: What is your favorite summer tournament?

Regardless of the year, the answer is always the same, 9 out of 10 members reply, “the Member- Member tournament of course”. The 10th response is usually something like “we have tournaments? Why doesn’t anyone tell me anything?”.

Last year’s champions, the “Emerald Isle Dream Team” consisting of Ken (the Slice) Callahan and Brian (the fixer) Cavanaugh came together at the last minute when their original partners were unable to make their tee times. Sweet revenge. It is rumored that they will be back to defend.

Not sure who might be available to you as a partner this year? Let the Pro Shop match you up to create another “dream team” for 2017.

June started off with a great Tween night event.

A big thanks to Mark Ong for being the DJ for the well-attended Tween Night. It was a community dance open for all tweens (members ages 11 to 15) and their friends.

The 3-day event will take place July 21st, 22nd, and 23rd.

Golf on the 21st is an optional practice round.We will be moving the dinner to Friday night from Saturday night in the hope that doing so will make for a more relaxed Saturday. Look for additional information in this Weathervane and Clubster, call the Pro Shop with any questions, sign up, you’ll be glad you did.

On Wednesdays and Fridays we have bocce league that has been going great so far. On Saturdays is kayak club from 10am to 12pm at the boat launch. Anyone is welcome to take out our community kayaks or bring your own! Kids camp has started and if you missed the first session there might still be a chance to sign up for the second or third sessions this summer.

Give your kids lasting memories of their summer days at our fun-filled camp! Please contact Joe for more information.

WELCOME JEFF LE SOINE

July Reminder - Don’t forget to sign up and get your tents ready for the Campout on the Beach on July 15th (the annual meeting is also scheduled for this date). For the past few years we’ve had a great time camping on the beach.

Don’t miss out this season! The campout is a night for community members to get the opportunity to pitch their tents and camp overnight in beach camping style! There will be a grill available to bring your own food, a bonfire, and some activities for the kids.

Hope everyone is having a great summer season so far!

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In his third season at PFCCA, Jeff Lesione has taken over the helm as Superintendent overseeing all aspects of golf course maintenance. Jeff has had extensive experience in preparation for this position. Jeff earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Delaware Valley University in Agronomy (turf management) and Environmental Science. He also did an internship at Glenbrook Golf Club in Stroudsburg. After graduation Jeff worked as the Assistant Superintendent, and later Head Superintendent at Water Gap Country Club.

Jeff and his wife Olivia, a teacher at East Stroudsburg South, have a 4-year-old son Niko and a 2-year old daughter Nessa. Watching over the entire family is what Jeff describes as the “best black lab in the world!”.

“I would like to continue bringing everyone the best golf course we can and love working here at Pocono Farms. It is great to be part of the family.”

CLUBSTER

If you are not on Clubster, you are missing a great benefit of membership. With Clubster not only do you receive fun, interesting and timely PFCCA news you also have a complete calendar of events to reference as you plan for the months ahead. Please stop by the pro shop to get started. Have an idea how we might improve the way we use Clubster? Let Kyle know or better yet stop by the next committee meeting and let us know.

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