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Manager’s MessageBy William Fallon, CMCA

The winter snow and cold are gone, the spring cold and rains are gone, now let usenjoy the summer. The pool and kitchen will be open on Memorial Day weekend, and willboth open full time when school lets out.

With the good weather coming, please be careful of joggers, bikes, walkers andwildlife. When walking do not interrupt traffic, please walk single file.

Just a reminder, Board meetings are held the 3rd Saturday of every month unlessotherwise posted. All members in good standing are welcome.

Please have a safe and happy summer.

President’s MessageBy Mary Ann Arciprete

Greetings! Our Pocono Springs Civic Association is in great shape. We are in goodfinancial condition, maintenance is catching up (the bad weather slowed us down), our“Island” is open and awaiting sun worshipers and the community is bursting with greenery.

It’s time once again to elect two new Board members. The terms for Pete Zummo andEd Geisler are up. Thank you to both of them for the time and dedication that they haveexpended, while serving on our Board of Directors. Listed in this edition are the resumesof the individuals who are running for the Board this year. Please read these resumescarefully and remember you are entrusting the person you vote for with making importantdecisions for you.

The contract for the new gate card readers has been signed. They will be installed afterLabor Day. You will no longer have to get wet, during inclement weather, when usingyour gate card to get into the community. You will be able to open the gate from insideyour car with a’“fob.” We will elaborate in detail in the next edition of the newsletter.

Please watch the bulletin boards for upcoming events. Come and join us meet yourneighbors and have some fun. As always if you have a problem or a question, please let usknow and we will do our best to help you.

I am looking forward to seeing you at our next Board meeting on June 25th, 2011 at9:00 am in the conference room at the front office.

Have a happy and safe summer!

OWL Committee Helps

“Keep Pennsylvania Clean”By Michael Sexton

On May 7, the OWL Committee hit the streets and picked up trash along nearbyroads as part of the Keep Pennsylvania Clean program. Our Pocono Springs Estatesannual commitment to the state is Route 507, mile marker 110 to 160, which is 3.3miles - and the back entrance to our gate shack, which is 1 mile.

I’m sorry to report that 70 bags of trash were bagged on 507 and 10 bags for theback entrance. I am proud, however, that all this was accomplished by nine members ofthe OWL committee. A very special thank you to Frank Kopyta; Ericka Geisler; AllieGeisler; Harry Hedglin; Ceil Hedglin; Art McMahon; Elaine McMahon; Kathie Sextonand myself.

I did the least. I drove, checked up on volunteers and distributed supplies. Thanksguys and gals and I promise to do more next time!

The speed limit on ALL Pocono Springs roadsis 25 MPH, except where otherwise posted.

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Editor ............................................................ Mary Ann ArcipreteAssociate Editor .......................................................... Jack HolderStaff ....................... Bonnie Holder, Elaine Mc Mahon, Carol SwetzOffice Liasion .......................................................... Alice PinnockSecurity Liasion ........................................................ Captain Bob

A very special THANK YOU from me and my family to you and yours foryour response to the American Institute for Cancer Research and also to theAutism Spectrum Disorder Foundation.

I was asked to chair the 2011 national drive in our region and, having a personalinterest, I felt it only fair to give back something, so I did.

This year the goal was reached for the Cancer Institute and the goal for Autism wasdoubled. Thank you all again so very much for your generosity.

Sincerely,Michael Sexton

Thank you to the handsome stranger, who helped a lady in distress get a huge turtle outfrom under her car. Chivalry is not dead!

A Happy Resident

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BingoBingo will be held every Friday evening at 7:00 pm at the clubhouse. Everyone is

welcome to play however children who are under the age of 18 must be accompanied byan adult. We play until about 9:00 pm with a break in the middle for dessert and coffee.The dessert and coffee are by donation.

We are excited about the new lighted bingo machine and board. Thank you to theassociation for purchasing the new machine and board. Thank you to Betty Knapp for allher hard work at coordinating Bingo for so many years. We also appreciate the help fromall the other volunteers – those that are still volunteering and those who have othercommitments that don’t allow them to volunteer with Bingo this year.

We are looking forward to a good summer with new bingo patterns. We hope to seemany new faces as well as the familiar faces that are our friends.

Fish Club members working on the dock

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A bright yellow 1973 Checker Marathon Aerobus limousine will be making its wayfrom San Francisco to Pocono Springs during the months of July and August. GeorgeLaszlo, a long-time resident of our community, found the car in California and will driveit here with the assistance of his nephew, Patrick Sullivan.

The trip, officially known as “The Viral Road Tour – 2011,” will give George andPatrick the opportunity to see this great country of ours and to post lots of photos andvideos taken along the way. Although the route is already in place, George says that “weare hoping that people will send us suggestions for things to see and places to go.” Tomake that easy, George and Patrick have set up a web site where anyone can see exactlywhere they are at any given time and then send suggestions for places and things stillahead. The web site address is: www.theviralroad.com.

Although the exact date is not yet known, the limo will arrive at Pocono Springstoward the end of August. The first 24 people to sign up will then get a chance to ride inthe limousine. Although the car can seat 12 people, only 6 will take the ride at any onetime. “That way, all passengers can have a window seat,” said Patrick. To sign up, send anemail to George or Patrick at [email protected] or [email protected].

Include the names of the people who’d like to participate and a phone number whereyou can be contacted. Please note: only the first 24 winners will be contacted.

SecurityIf you are stopped by a security patrol officer for a traffic infraction, you will be asked

to show your operators driver’s license. This is normal procedure by the security depart-ment. This verifies who you are and that you are indeed a licensed driver.

Over the past several months, there have been a number of traffic stops in which thedriver being pulled over does not have a license in their possession. In the majority ofcases, the individual does have a valid privilege to operate but is not in possession of alicense. However, there have also been instances when the operator’s privilege is undersuspension.

In either case, if the individual does not have a valid operator’s license in theirpossession they will be given a community citation. That person will be advised to go tothe front gate and show their drivers license so that the citation may be voided. A failureto do this will result in that person being denied access to the community until they have adrivers license in their possession.

Should anyone being stopped refuse to show a drivers license or other means ofidentification, the person will be issued a disorderly conduct citation, in addition to thecitation for the reason they are initially being stopped for.

Please review the rules and regulations, sections 6 and 19 pertaining to these and alsoremember that it is the property owners responsibility to inform their guests, contractors,etc of the rules and regulations of the community.

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ObituariesDebbie Schultz (1952 – 2011)By Alice Pinnock

Debbie Schultz was one of the first gate guards I met when I moved in. I remember herbeing very stern, but she was very friendly. Years later, she trained me when I applied tobe a gate guard as she had trained so many other gate guards. She was never one to breaka rule, no matter how trivial it may have seemed to other people. We all looked to her forguidance when we ran into a security situation that was out of the norm.

As I got to know her, I asked her advice on whatever life crisis I was having at themoment. When my parents died years apart, she was there. When one of her employeeswas sick, she was there. Through the years Debbie became more than a coworker to me.We were good friends. She was a wonderful mother and grandmother. She was constantlytalking about her grandkids. I know for a fact that we all miss her and will miss hearingher voice over the radio.

Dorothy CevascoA memorial service for Dorothy Cevasco will be held Saturday, September 10th at theSterling United Methodist Church. Time of service to be announced at a later date.Refreshments will be served after the service.

Joyce WerkheiserJoyce Werkheiser passed away May 13th after a short illness. She was a long timeresident of Pocono Springs. Joyce was an active member of the Senior Club and lovedplaying bingo. She will be missed by her many friends.

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Jason Trabalka30 Kiowa Trail

My name is Jason Trabalka and I am running for a seat on the Pocono Springs Boardof Directors, My family and I have been residents of Pocono Springs for 15 years andhomeowners for 6 years. In that time I have actively served on several committees inPocono Springs, namely The Owl Committee, Security Committee, ATV Committeeand the Recreation Committee of which I am still a member. I have also served in thepast as Vice President of the Board of Directors arid in that time working with theBoard we were able to keep the yearly dues at the same low rate without any in-creases for 2 years,

I am looking forward to the opportunity to work with the other Board members toaddress the concerns of the residents of Pocono Springs and to try and make sure thatour community remains one of the best and safest communities in the Poconos. Inpast elections, prospective candidates have made promises that they knew they couldnot fulfill just to get elected. And once elected, used their position to further their ownpersonal agenda.

I make no promises to you other than that I care deeply about this community and thepeople who live here and will try my best to always do the right thing where they areconcerned. As a Board member I will work for you, that’s the whole idea of servingas a Board member, to work for the good of the community and not expect specialprivileges in return.

I would like to thank those who have supported me in the past and ask your supportalso in this election.

Jason Trabalka

Edward Geisler

In 1988 my parents built their home and then moved my two sisters and me intoPSCA. While still in High School I was hired to work for Pocono Springs. I workedmy way through the ranks in PSCA - from Gate Guard, then Maintenance laborer tobeing promoted to Manager of the Security Department. I set my own roots andpurchased my home in 1995. I started on the Board of Directors back in 1997 and ampresently a Board of Director today.

The experience 1 gained working as a youth in this community helped develop meinto an Asset Protection Operations Manager for the largest retailer in the world. Ihave been with this company for almost ten years now. My prime responsibilities arefor the safety and security of over 750 Associates in a building that has a footprint ofover 1.2 million square feet.

In 2008 I graduated the Pennsylvania State Constable Academy at Mansfield Univer-sity achieving my certification as a Law Enforcement Officer. Currently I am alsoworking part-time, serving warrants in surrounding counties for Pennsylvania Magis-terial Court System.

Giving back to the community I volunteer at the Greene-Dreher Fair Association inNewfoundland, work with Victory Junction at Pocono Raceway and was appointed in2005 by the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency to be a member of theMonroe County Emergency Planning Committee.

I have been in a leadership position for most of my working career giving me anadvantage when making important decisions for our community’s future.

There have been many improvements to the community to show that the Board andstaff take our jobs very serious. I suggest you look at some of the surrounding com-munities to understand that you’re in one of the best planned developments in thePoconos. I make no Campaign Promises other than I am seeking re-election to theboard for one reason - which is to serve the community and its members.

With over a decade of board experience under my belt I hope you cast your vote forme.

Thank you and God BlessEdward Geisler

Peter J. Zunno493 Tarrytown AvenueStaten Island, NY 10306

I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Board of Directors that I have beenworking with and the people of the community for their support. You have allowedme to serve as a Board Member and, it is my hope, that I will be able to continue as aMember. Currently, I hold the position of Vice President and I am seeking re-election.

I am proud to say that during my time as a Board Member, many positive improve-ments have been made in our community. The most recent improvement to ourcommunity will be this fall with the installation of new electronic gate card readers.This will enable members of Pocono Springs Estates easier access to our communitywithout the need to open car windows any longer,

In closing, if re-elected, I will continue to do my part in keeping this community to bethe best place in the Poconos to live. I care about the families I serve and the commu-nity we love.

Thank you,Peter J. Zunno

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Pocono Springs Civic Association

Board of Directors MeetingApril 30, 2011

The regularly scheduled monthly meeting of the Pocono Springs Civic Associationwas called to order by Mary Ann Arciprete on Saturday, April 30, 2011, at 9:00 AM at theclubhouse.

ROLL CALLPresent: Mary Ann Arciprete, President; Elizabeth Knapp, Treasurer; Robert England,

Secretary; Edward Geisler, Director; Daniel Galatro, Director; Carol Swetz, Director andWilliam Fallon, General Manager.

Absent: Peter Zunno, Vice President. Unable to attend due to work obligation. EdwardGeisler makes a motion to excuse him. Daniel Galatro seconds the motion. All in favor.

APPROVAL OF MINUTESMary Ann Arciprete called for any additions or corrections to the minutes of Saturday,

March 19, 2011. Two corrections will be noted. They are as follows: Elizabeth Knappspoke about the treasurer’s report and the O.W.L. Committee. The cash balance as of Feb.1st was $895,681. Balance as of the end of the fiscal year (2/28) was $1,067,747. TheO.W.L. report spoke about the upcoming litter pick up, the lake stocking on April 9th, theWildlife program on July 2nd and the PPL reliability project open house which wasattended by Mike Sexton. Being no additions or additional corrections, the minutes ofMarch 19, 2011 are accepted as written. Edward Geisler makes a motion to accept theminutes. Daniel Galatro seconds the motion. All in favor. The official minutes are on filein the Pocono Springs Civic Association Office.

TREASURER’S REPORTOur cash balance is $1,067,746.96. Cash balance at the end of the month is

$1,598,631.45. Dues collection to date is $640,231.46.

GENERAL MANAGER’S REPORT• Bingo will start on Friday, May 6th at 7pm. Karen Lesmeister and Ceil Hedglin will

be running it.• The address situation with Mr. Phillips has been taken care of.• Atty. Tammy Clause sent a letter regarding a property owner who wanted to deed

back his property to the Association. She was sent a letter stating we do not wantthe property.

• We had a new septic alarm installed at the Clubhouse. A pipe was also repaired.• We have a court date on May 10th with a property owner’s son in regards to his

continued disregard for our rules and money owed to the Association.• The patrol officers will be receiving training on CPR and other procedures on

Tuesday.

P.S.C.A SECURITY REPORTRobert England has resigned as liaison of the Security Committee. The new liaison

will be Daniel Galatro. He has no members for the committee as of yet. Carol Swetzquestioned the validity of the committee if it has no members. We will ask for volunteerson the flyer and the cable channel.

NEW BUSINESS• The Gouldsboro Area Foundation is asking for a donation for their golf tournament.

The Board will not be donating.

COMMITTEE REPORTS• O.W.L. - We would like to add a new member. Her name is Alice McAfee. Robert

England makes a motion to accept Ms. McAfee as a new member. Edward Geislerseconds the motion. All in favor. There will be a litter pick up on Saturday, May7th. We need volunteers. We have safety gear for all who volunteer. The areacovered is before the Irish Pub to Huckleberry Road.

• Buildings, Grounds & Roads - Met with contractor. We will have bids onMonday for the new gate system. The price is more expensive than we originallythought. We have budgeted $50,035.

• Recreation - The St. Patrick’s Day dinner was great. We are still deciding who willbe doing the Luau for us. We may have a band. We will need volunteers for theLuau. On a side note, Carol Swetz stated that Michael Castellano and KarenShirhall are very good officers.

OPEN BOARD DISCUSSION• Robert England: The Fish Club will be having a Fisherman’s Party at 6pm June 25.• Edward Geisler: Security is doing well. They check for driver’s license and

insurance. The more training they have the better it is for the community.’• Daniel Galatro: The Fish Club wants to move the dock next Saturday.

We will have roll offs on Memorial Day weekend for bulk garbage. They will be availableMay 28th, May 29th and May 30th.

ADJOURNMENTA motion was made to adjourn the meeting by Edward Geisler and seconded by Carol

Swetz.

Respectfully Submitted,

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Fish Club ReportBy Karen Lesmeister, Secretary/Tressurer

As we start a new season we would like towelcome everyone to a safe and enjoyable fishingseason. The fishing club has many exciting activitiesplanned for the year with additional dates to be addedthroughout the season. Membership applications willbe available at the fishing club activities, the office,or from fishing club members. The cost of member-ship is $20.00 per adult or guest and was lowered to$10.00 per Junior. Many of the activities do notrequire a membership. All money that is generated bythe fishing club goes back into the lake for fish,docks, benches, tournament prizes, fishing clubactivities, or for the good of the lake.

Officers for 2011 are Robert England, President;Carl Pacholec, Vice President; Karen Lesmeister,Secretary/Treasurer; Teri Hart, Social Director. Thetournament rules and official weigh masters will belisted on the fishing club bulletin board.

A reminder: All boats must be registered withPocono Springs and if your boat is powered by an electric motor the boat must also havea PA Boat Registration. Please read all PA fishing and boat regulations.

Fish Club CalendarApril 9 Fish Stocking, next fishing club meeting after fish stockingApril 16 Opening Day Trout ContestApril 16 Beginning of season long Trout Contest – after the close of the

opening day contestMay 18 Kids Fishing ContestJune 18 Opening Day Bass ContestJune 18 Beginning of season long Trout Contest – after the close of the

opening day contestJuly 2 Kids Fishing ContestSept. 3 Kids Fishing ContestSept. 3 Fish Fry

The Fish Stocking will be held Saturday April 9th at the clubhouse. We will begin at10:00 am. Food will be available for a small fee. Everyone is welcome to assist with thestocking. Dress for the weather. The kids have a great time putting the fish in the lake.

The Kids Fishing Contests are scheduled for Saturdays May 18th, July 2nd and Septem-ber 3rd. Rain dates will be the next day (Sunday). Contests will begin at 10:00 am andfinish at 11:00 with the exception of the July contest which begins after the Wildlifepresentation. You do not have to be a fishing club member to help or participate. Trophieswill be awarded each day.

The Opening Day Contests for Trout, April 16th; Pickerel, date to be determined; andBass June 18th have no fee. For theTrout contest you do not need to be afishing club member to participate.For the Pickerel and Bass contestsyou do need to be a fishing clubmember to participate. The Troutcontest runs from 8:00 am to 12:00noon. The Pickerel and Bass contestsbegin at 6:00 am and finish at 10:00am. Prizes will be awarded after theweigh in for each contest. First,second and third place prizes will beawarded for the heaviest fish in eachcontest. The fish caught during thesecontests are not eligible to be enteredinto the season long contests.The Season Long Contests for the

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Please plan to attend the Fish Fry Picnicon September 3rd. Details will follow.

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