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THE NEXT BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING IS SEPTEMBER 27, 2019 All meeting times are 7pm unless otherwise noted
LAKESIDE GRILL & PUB SEPTEMBER HOURS*
Friday September 27, 2019
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In the Clubhouse $35 per adult includes one glass of wine We need a minimum of 8 people Sign-up in the Administration Office
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Payment due at the time of sign-up cash or check only Deadline to sign-up: Friday, Sept. 20, 2019
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Questions: Contact Nick Gallagher 570-894-4435 x113 or recdir@poconofarms.com
Notes from the Manager From Your B.O.D. Letter to the Editor Crime Watch In the Farms Scholarship Winners
CA LENDA R OF E V ENTS September Calendar
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SPORTS Hole in One Rockin’ Recreation Fun with Fitness Round by Round News from Swim Team
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS: President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Director Director Director Director Director COMMITTEES: • A & B/Environmental / Crime Watch • Communications / Long Range Planning • Finance • Golf • Recreation / Fitness / Tennis / Pool
The 2019 Annual Meeting of the membership at PFCCA, Inc was held on Saturday, July 20th, in the community banquet room. As there was not a quorum present, only 77 properties were represented (100 are needed for a quorum at the annual meeting) an official meeting and action on the one voting issue could not be performed. For those who attended, Steve Bunker, Board President, still read his report on some of the successes so far this year. Some of which included:
Steve Bunker Neil Carlson James Yando Wayne Meyers Richard McCormick Annette Doerr Frank Milano Peter Volpe James Ribardo
Richard McCormick Neil Carlson James Yando James Ribardo Annette Doerr
DEPARTMENT HEADS General Manager 894-4435 ext. 100
David Timko dtimko@poconofarms.com
Assistant General Manager 894-4435 ext. 132
Katrina Weithman katrinaw@poconofarms.com
Controller 894-4435 ext. 103
Thomas Franchetti controller@poconofarms.com
Golf Pro 894-4435 ext. 110
Kyle Monahan golfshop@poconofarms.com
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The 2019 collection of assessments is 2.27% greater when compared to the same period in 2018.
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Investment income has increased over 2018. This investment income is realized through staggered CD’s.
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Food & Beverage results through June are performing better to budget.
These positive trends, along with the implemented cost control measures by our management team, led the Board to not present a dues increase as a voting issue at the Annual Meeting. Even with a garbage increase of over $100,000.00 in 2019 versus 2018, the Association’s financial position and forecast are still favorable. The results of the Board of Directors elections were also announced and those results were listed on the front page of the August Weathervane. Enjoy what is left of the summer as we all know what type of weather is right around the corner! Make sure you check the Weathervane and your emails for our activity and event announcements. More members are attending these events, which again is a positive trend for Pocono Farms!
Greens Superintendent Jeff Lesoine 894-4435 jeffreyl3@poconofarms.com Chef pfchef@poconofarms.com 894-4435 ext. 130 Activities Director 894-4435 ext. 113
Nick Gallagher recdir@poconofarms.com
Public Safety & Compliance Director Artie Furman 894-4435 ext. 105 afurman@poconofarms.com Maintenance Dave Winters 894-4435 pfmaint@poconofarms.com Fitness 894-4435 ext. 116
Kristen Aylward fitness@poconofarms.com
Communications 894-4435 ext. 106
Susan Nevarez admin@poconofarms.com
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From Your Board of Directors BY ANNETTE DOERR
On behalf of the Board of Directors, we would like to thank the homeowners who attended the 2019 Annual Meeting in July. Although we did not have enough homeowners to fulfil a quorum, and no voting issues could be undertaken, we had a wonderful informational session along with a question and answer session with some wonderful questions and suggestions from the community.
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We would like to extend a warm welcome to Jim Ribardo on his recent election to the Board, and congratulate Frank Milano and Steve Bunker on starting their second 3-year term. The Board would also like to extend a sincere thank you to Collette Ong for volunteering as a Director for the last 6 years. We very much appreciate all of the time and effort you selflessly put into the community during that time, all while managing a family and a career.
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.
As we get closer to cooler weather, I would like to remind you that now is the time to volunteer for a Pocono Farms committee. As you know, committees run from August through July, and members need to fill out an application each year. Volunteering for a committee is a great way to have your voice heard and be a part of what makes this community run. Get out and get involved, stop by the Administrative Office for your application.
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2019/2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ALL MEETING TIMES ARE 7PM UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
Fall is a great time to try the newly remodeled Lakeside Grill and Pub; if you have not been to a Thirsty Thursday, you have missed out on a delicious, affordable meal for you and your family! Our Restaurant, The Lakeside Grill & Pub, regularly has live music, and each week their specials will WOW you. Our standard menu has everything from salads, to burgers, to gourmet entrees. There is something for everyone, it is kid friendly, and you cannot beat the view! We have many events planned for this fall, be sure to check the website or the Administrative Office to see the upcoming events. Our newly updated, easier to navigate website will be operational soon, and our Facebook and Instagram pages are undergoing a much-needed facelift. We hope this new focus on technology will help you keep up-to-date with what is going on within Pocono Farms easier than ever before. Many great things are happening here at the Farms, and we look forward to working with community members to keep Pocono Farms the wonderful, amenity-filled community we all love to live in.
Friday - September 27, 2019 Friday - October 25, 2019 Friday - November 22, 2019 Friday - December 20, 2019 Friday - January 24, 2020 Friday - February 28, 2020 (work session) Friday - March 27, 2020 Friday - April 24, 2020 Thursday - May 21, 2020 Friday - June 26, 2020 Friday - July 17, 2020 ANNUAL MEETING Saturday - July 18, 2020 - 10 AM
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Crime Watch Activity Report
Letter to the Editor
BY RUSS KELLY
The most common saying we will hear is “where did the summer go?”
Thank You! To my fellow homeowners: I want to thank all of you who sent in their ballot for new Board members. Also for attending our Annual Meeting on July 20, 2019. We did not have the meeting because only 77 homeowners came. Remember one thing, without us, the homeowner, we would not have our community.You are the back bone of this community and you all are important in making any decisions concerning our community. So come out to the Board meeting which is in your Weathervane and say what is important to you. Remember that the Board members are there for and work for you; we do not work for them. Come out and be heard. It is important that we all take an interest in our community
When all else fails and we are looking for something to start a conversation with, it is always a winner. If you think about it, there is truth in the question. The crime watch drivers that spend the winter away are already planning this year’s trip. Just when we think we are getting more coverage, it will not be long until our hours on the road go down again. Now we have to start watching the roads for the kids going back to school. Our drivers will once again try to be near school bus stops to be visible to drivers that may not be thinking about stopping when the red light is blinking on the bus. None of us like being held up by a stopped school bus, but safety trumps convenience. We ask parents to not crowd the corner while waiting to pick up their children; and, to remind them to speak to the older kids about walking home in groups when possible, and not taking any rides, no matter what the weather, from someone they do not know. Recently in the news, Equifax, one of the companies that may have had access to your financial information, has been hacked, and personal information of millions of people has been compromised. I went online and found that I was among those affected. The scope of their business being what it is, I was not surprised to find my name. Equifax offers you a one time check for $125 dollars or three years of free credit card security. It is worth looking into this. The website is simple to use, and the decision is yours to decide how you would like to use their offer. In July , the volunteers patrolled for 98 hours. In years past, summer patrols exceeded 100 hours because we had many more drivers sharing the load. If we are going to continue doing our part to keep this community safe, more of us are needed throughout the year to spend a few hours a month being a visible deterrent. Join us for a few hours a month, call Russ Kelly at 570 894 4034, or call the office, they will help you get started.
Thank you for listening, Hugh Doran
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ny n e D l ua t n s n a o A R 30th onal Pig t n ti e a t m i na r I nv u o September 21st T f l o G & Pocono Farms Country Club Circle of Gold Putting Contest Basket of Cheer Mulligans
Beers, Bloodies and all the Bull that Pocono Farms can serve
8:30 am .... Registration 11:00 am..... Lunch 1:00 pm ....Shotgun 6:00 pm .... Arrival of the “Sacrificial Hog” 6:30 pm..... Pig Roast
all benefitting the RW Denny Pigroast Jr. Golf Scholarship Fund
Return to 182 Lake Road, Tobyhanna, PA 18466 Prices include lunch, dinner, beer, and Uncle Bud’s Blazin Bloodys while they last
___PFCCA Golf Member $95+ cart fees ___Non- PFCCA Member $140 ___Hole Sponsorship $50/Hole ___Scholarship Donation
make checks payable to PFCCA/Denny Pigroast
Players in your Group: or assign me to group 1.__________________________________ 2.__________________________________ 3.__________________________________
Name __________________________________ Phone (____) -_______-________ Total Enclosed:______ Email:____________________________________________ For questions regarding the tournament contact: Scott Denny 201-981-5690 Pocono Pigroast @ gmail.com The Pro Shop 570-894-8441 Golf Shop @ Pocono Farms.com
RSVP with Pro Shop by Sept 10th $10 Late Fee
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: $1,377 Lot: $689 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 REFUSE COLLECTION: Curbside pick-up of household trash and recycling is done on Tuesdays beginning at 6:00am. County Waste picks up household trash and accepted recycling. If you have any other items to discard, please call them at 570-382-3304 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 Tuesday, garbage collection will be on Wednesday. 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 570-894-4435 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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Rockin’ Recreation BY NICK GALLAGHER
HOLE IN ONE
13 year old Chris Storck had his first hole in one on Saturday July 13th at Pocono Farms CC in the PGA Junior League Match against Glenmaura National. It was on his first shot of the day on hole number 1 from the family tees from 191 yards out.
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I would like to start off by saying thank you to the community for attending all of our events this summer. Without your attendance the recreation department would not be able to create the close knit community that we have now. As we look into the fall and winter months the recreation department will still focus on having plenty of community events. For example, on September 8th the recreation department will be hosting a Sunday Kickoff event for the upcoming NFL season. Along with the amazing food and drink specials, those of us who like a little more excitement will have the opportunity to WIN BIG. Next up on September 14th we have the San Generro Festival. Come on down and let your inner Italian side out and enjoy some live music, wine tasting, and of course a buffet of delicious food. To finish out the month we will be looking at hosting another Spirited Art Paint and Sip at the Lakeside Bar & Grill. Enjoy a nice dinner and head over to create a masterpiece while drinking some wonderful wine. If interested please sign up with our Administration Office. Keep in mind we have plenty of recreation equipment for our community members and their guests to use for our bocce ball court, shuffle board, tennis, pickleball, and boating! Stop by the Administration Office or give Nick a call to reserve today!
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2019 POCONO FA RMS GOLF SCHOL A RSHIP W INNERS (Pictured left to right are) Amanda Marie Moody, Matthew Galka, Anthony Novellino, Tommy Gaudette This year marks the 16th Anniversary of the Golf Scholarship awards. To date, the fund has awarded $55,500.00 to 45 deserving high school seniors of Pocono Farms. The scholarship program is funded through various golf outings and through the generous donations of others, some who have memorialized past members. The largest contributor to the fund is the Denny Pig Roast golf event held in September each year.
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Fun With Fitness BY KRISSIE AYLWARD, PFCCA FITNESS DIRECTOR
THIRSTY THURSDAYS
Just like that, summer season has come to an end and we are headed into autumn. Thank you to everyone for a very successful summer season!! I am thrilled that we were able to get in a great Water Aerobics session along with Yoga on the Beach. Unfortunately, we are at the mercy of the weather when we hold these outdoor classes and I am thankful for your understanding when classes are cancelled or moved inside.
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Beer of the Month: Flying Fish Oktoberfish SEPTEMBER 5th Asian Night $12.95 8 piece cut chicken with pineapple and teriyaki sauce served with Asian vegetables and stir fried rice. Also includes rolls and oriental salad with mandarin oranges and Chinese noodles.
SEPTEMBER 12th Taco Night $10.95 Hard and soft tacos, beef, chicken and fish with rice and beans and a variety of toppings including salsa and sour cream.
SEPTEMBER 19th Chicken Parmesan $13.95 Breaded chicken cutlets topped with marinara and melted mozzarella cheese accompanied with rigatoni, Caesar salad and garlic bread.
SEPTEMBER 26th Spaghetti & Meatballs $11.95 House made meatballs served with spaghetti, marinara sauce, Italian bread and mixed green salad.
It is my job to keep you all safe and although I do make mistakes, I will not take the risk when our safety is concerned. As our lives begin to slow down some and the weather becomes cooler, I encourage you to listen to your bodies. The fast paced lifestyle summer brings can take a toll on our bodies and we need to take notice of the small aches or pains that may come about as we slow down. Taking the time to stretch is so important and often times is skipped because it seems monotonous and maybe even boring. There are many benefits to regular stretching. Not only can stretching help increase your flexibility, which is an important factor of fitness, but it can also improve your posture, reduce stress and body aches, and more. There are several types of stretching techniques including: dynamic, static, ballistic, PNF, passive, and active stretching. The most common forms of stretches are static and dynamic: • Static stretches involve holding a stretch in a comfortable position for a period of time, typically between 10 and 30 seconds. This form of stretching is most beneficial after you exercise. • Dynamic stretches are active movements that cause your muscles to stretch, but the stretch is not held in the end position. These stretches are usually done before exercise to get your muscles ready for movement. I encourage you to stop in the fitness center and try one of our classes. We have both a Chair Yoga class and a Stretch and Tone class that offer the benefits of all the above. I look forward to seeing you and hope that you have a beautiful September. For more information visit: https://www.healthline.com/health/benefits-of-stretching
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Round by Round BY RODGER SPEAR
PL AY IT FORWA RD How far do you really hit the ball? Not just the one good shot, but the average distance you normally hit a ball during a round of golf. We all tend to be “Legends in our own Mind” but at some point a golfer has to be realistic about his/her expectation, skill, and ability. Enter the phrase “Play it Forward”. The USGA and the PGA of America partnered together to establish the Play It Forward initiative back in 2011. The idea was to enhance a golfers experience by playing from tees best suited to their abilities and to encourage golfers to play a golf course at a length that aligns with their average driving distance. Teeing it forward can make your round more enjoyable and with a little success makes you want to come back for more. Forward tees, in some respects allow the amateur golfer the chance to play a course at the same relative distance as low handicappers and professionals. Also, by moving forward on the tee box you have a better chance of hitting 6, 7, or 8 irons into a green on second shots as opposed to hitting long irons, hybrids or woods to the green theoretically giving you a better chance to score. Jack Nicklaus, one of the greatest golfers of all time is a Tee It Forward supporter as well as a proponent of other ideas to make the game more enjoyable. At Pocono Farms, and other courses, the “Red Tees” have generally been referred to as the “Ladies Tees”. They should really be referred to as the “Forward Tees”. The concept of Tee It Forward also intends to remove the stigma of the “red” tees as ladies’ tees. Maybe it is time to change the color of the forward tees as some golf courses have already done. Blended tees are also an option combining different tee boxes and holes which result in a different 18 hole golf course. At Pocono Farms we have, in addition to the Black, Blue, White, Red, and Family Tees, two additional combination tees (Combo Tees). These are the Blue/White Combo and the White/Red Combo which results in different yardages and ratings. As you can tell we have many options available to us at our course. There are a number of different methods that can be used to determine the yardage from which to play, some of which I have included below. 1. If you are unable to reach a green in regulation on Par 3’s, 4’s or 5’s then move forward until you find a tee that allows you to play to regulation. 2. Another method may be to utilize the USGA and PGA guidelines for average driving distance and its relationship to recommended tees. For example, if your average drive is 225 yards then you should be playing tees in the 5800 to 6000 yard range. 3. Some courses have handicap ranges on their scorecards next to the tee designation to help determine the tees you should play for the course. So, next time you are on the course, get real. Put the ego aside, and play to your true potential by playing the appropriate tees. There is no shame in playing it forward.
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NEWS FROM THE SWIM TEAM By Jen Pero The Pocono Farms Swim Team has finished another successful season. The team consisted of 55 swimmers ages 5-16 years old. The team competed against local communities earning points for each race. The swimmers practiced hard in the early mornings perfecting their stroke and learning techniques. Often times they braved the rain and cold to continue swimming. The swim team provides an opportunity for kids to grow as swimmers and also make lifelong friends and memories. These great swimmers participated in our annual “Laps for Cancer,� raising over $1500 to be donated to the Monroe County Hospice House. Eighteen of our swimmers competed in the end of the season Championship Meet. Liam Ong, Polina Ptak, Natalie Gortych, Regan Carlson, Izabela Filipovski, and Evelyn Riccio all took first place in some of their events while the rest of the swimmers took 2nd through 6th place! At the banquet, Kayla Fagan won the Galen Award and Donnalee Serraino was honored for all her time and dedication she has given in making the swim team the best it can be over the years. It is a great community full of wonderful people that make the swim team what it is and has always been over the years. Thank you everyone for your continued support!
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Bob Denny hits opening Member/Member tournament tee shot
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