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POA ANNUAL MEETING SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18 10AM AT
THE LODGE
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LAKE DRAWDOWN MID OCTOBER TO MID MARCH BOATS MUST
BE REMOVED FROM ROAMINGWOOD LAKE BY OCTOBER
13 DOCKS WILL BE REMOVED ON OCTOBER 14
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2009 BULK GARBAGE DAY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24
7AM-3PM At the Hideout Maintenance Yard BULK
RECYCLING MONDAY-FRIDAY 1130 AM 1200 PM NO
APPOINTMENT NECESSARY (no air conditioners,
refrigeration, dehumidifiers, and water
coolers) SMALL MONETARY FEE
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DUE TO THE EXTENSIVE RAIN FALL SOME MEMBERS HAVE
EXPERIENCED WATER RUN OFF ON THEIR PROPERTIES.
UNDER THE PROTECTIVE COVENANTS, IT IS THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF ALL MEMBERS TO KEEP THEIR
DITCHES AND SWALES CLEAR. PROTECTIVE COVENANTS
STATES DITCHES AND SWALES-EACH OWNER SHALL
KEEP DRAINAGE DITCHES AND SWALES LOCATED ON HIS
LOT FREE AND UNOBSTRUCTED AND IN GOOD REPAIR AND
SHALL PROVIDE FOR THE INSTALLATION OF SUCH
CULVERTS UPON HIS LOT AS MAY BE REASONABLY
REQUIRED BY THE COMMITTEE.
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WE NEED TO CONTACT OUR ELECTED OFFICIALS
REGARDING THE CONDITION OF AVOY ROAD Follow-up
with Letters and Phone Calls are still needed
more than ever
Governor Ed Rendells
office - 570-614-2093 Senator
Bob Casey, Jr. 409 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton,
Pa. 18503570-941-0930/ 570-941-0937
FAX Senator Arlen Specter 310
Spruce Street, Scranton, Pa. 18503570-346-2006
Senator Lisa Baker 22 Dallas
Shopping Center, Dallas, Pa. 18612570-675-3931
State Representative Edward
Staback 843 Scranton/Carbondale Hwy, Eynon, Pa.
18403 570-876-1111
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NOTICE TO ALL HIDEOUT MEMBERS
New Trailer Regulation  The regulation regarding
trailers is identified in the Consolidated Rules
and Regulations, titled Hideout Security and
Rules Enforcement.  Section 2a remains the same,
the change is Section 2b as followsTrailers -
The following trailers owned by a member and
having a valid state registration will be
permitted on any lots, amenities or common areas
of the Hideout residential community.Permitted
1.  Open type trailers used for watercraft,
snowmobiles, and ATVs.2.  Open single axle
utility type trailers with permanent sides not
greater than two feet and not used for commercial
purposes.
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Not Permitted1.  Enclosed trailers are not
permitted on members lots. The only exception
would be during the time a valid building permit,
issued by the Hideout, is in effect for work in
progress.2.  Open car trailers, open dumping
trailers, or flat trailers with sides higher than
two feet will not be permitted.3.  Any open
trailers marked with signage identifying its use
in support of a commercial business, regardless
of the size are not permitted.  All open
trailers must be inspected at the time it is
being registered in the Hideout, in addition to
an identified process to secure a variance.
Members can apply for a variance, exception to
the rule for personal use trailers only. A
written request must be accompanied with a signed
variance form of neighboring property owners that
would be impacted. Hideout Registration will
provide stickers and any request for variances
should be processed through the ECC. The variance
requests can be dropped off at the POA Office.
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Cameras have been installed at the Marina for
the protection of our members and their property.
 The cameras are monitored from the North Gate
Control Center, 24 hours a day.   
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HIDEOUT ALERTS! SIGN UP FOR SPECIAL E
-MAIL ALERTS ABOUT UP-COMING ACTIVITIES IN THE
HIDEOUT. Call Recreation Dept ext. 160 or
Registration ext. 300 for details.
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Alert Please be advised that it has come to the
attention of the Board of Directors and/or the
Administration of the Hideout that individuals
who may be subject to the Megans Law
registration requirements for sex offenders are
residing in The Hideout. Information regarding
the possible offender may be located at the
Megans Law website at www.pameganslaw.state.pa.
us Knowledge whether a person is a registered sex
offender could be a significant factor in
protecting yourself, your family members, or
persons in your care from recidivist acts by
registered sex offenders. Public access to
information about registered sex offenders is
intended solely as a means of public protection.
Please do not contact the Administration
regarding the alleged identity of the individual
as a result of possible civil ramifications
related to misinformation. Please use the above
referenced website for information or contact the
local Pennsylvania State Police at Honesdale at
[phone].
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The Board is seeking applications for the Hideout
Environmental Control Committee (ECC) .The
applicant should have a working knowledge of the
Hideout Governing Documents. In addition, a
working knowledge in construction and reading and
interpreting plans is desirable. The Protective
Covenants identify the responsibility of the
Environmental Control Committee in the General
Powers Section (A) Any member interested in
serving on the committee is requested to send a
resume to the Board of Directors at the Hideout
Administrative Office and/or email the Community
Manager at rgraf_at_thehideout.us
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IF YOU HAVE ANY TREES THAT HAVE CAUSED PROPERTY
DAMAGE, PLEASE CONTACT SECURITY. IF TREES HAVE
FALLEN DOWN, CONTACT A LOCAL TREE SERVICE.
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THE ISC IS COMPLETELY CLOSED. NO MORE
TENNIS. RECREATION IS NOW LOCATED AT THE ART
CENTER
ATTENTION
Bathrooms are located and to be used ONLY at the
OSC and Clubhouse.
Any questions please call Recreation at 698-4100
ext. 160.
THE ART CENTER IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE AS A RENTAL
FACILITY.
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ATTENTION VETERANS!
Jack Bishop, a Veterans Representative of Wayne
County Career Link will be at the Hideout on the
2nd Thurs. of every month from 2-4pm at the POA
to meet with Hideout Veterans to discuss
benefits, employment, lost records, etc.
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VETERANS ROLL CALL If you are a Veteran and
didnt send in your Service Picture yet, Bob
Wiegand has a few spaces open on The Hideouts
Wall of Honor which is showcased in the
entrance hall of the Main Lodge. Please bring
pictures to Jeannine Barnett at the POA, or call
Bob at 698-0645 and he will be glad to return
your call and add your picture to the beautiful
display we are proud to honor. Pictures will be
scanned and resized so that all pictures will be
the same size, your originals will be returned to
you.
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NOTICE Please be advised that Wildwood Hunting
is a private organization for members only. The
Club and lake border properties in the North
Section of the community. Hideout residents
should not be removing trees from any common
areas surrounding the lake and should not
trespass on private property the lake.Thank
you for your cooperation in being a good
neighbor.
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NOTICE! YOU MUST HAVE YOUR CURRENT 09 STICKERS
TO USE ANY OF THE AMENITIES INCLUDING RECYCLING
AND THE TRASH COMPACTORSALL
ROADWAYS NEAR AMENITIES HAVE BEEN DEEMED SAFETY
ZONES (FINES ARE DOUBLED)
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PATRIOT TREE IF YOU HAVE A LOVED ONE CURRENTLY
SERVING IN THE MILITARY AND WOULD LIKE TO HAVE
THEIR PICTURE HUNG ON OUR PATRIOT TREE (WHICH IS
LOCATED IN THE POA OFFICE) PLEASE BRING IN A
PHOTO OF THEM IN UNIFORM. (PHOTOS CANNOT BE
RETURNED)
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WALKERS AND BICYCLISTS
PLEASE REMEMBER WHEN YOU ARE WALKING THE ROADS OF
THE HIDEOUT, TO WALK FACING THE ON-COMING
TRAFFIC. AS YOU BICYCLE, YOU WILL GO THE WAY THE
TRAFFIC IS GOING.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE! PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT
MOTORIZED SCOOTERS WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO BE
OPERATED ON HIDEOUT ROADWAYS. VIOLATORS WILL BE
SUBJECT TO A FINE. IF ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL
SECURITY DIRECTORJOE KOZUCH.
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• SAFETY TIPS TO PROTECT YOUR HOME AND
  ENVIRONMENT
• DONT THROW CIGARETTE BUTTS OR TRASH OF ANY KIND
  FROM CAR WINDOWS
• CHECK YOUR FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
• DISPOSE OF HOT CHARCOAL IN METAL CONTAINERS
• DONT DUMP ON VACANT LOTS
• MAINTAIN YOUR OWN PROPERTY
• BE PRO-ACTIVE-PICK-UP AND DISPOSE OF UNWANTED AND
  ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGING MATERIAL I.E. BEVERAGE
  CANS, PLASTIC BAGS, ETC.

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HIDEOUT PHONE NUMBERSTO REACH THE FOLLOWING DIAL
[phone] EXT
RICHARD FRANKLIN (PUBLIC WORKS)
102 RALPH
GRAF (COMMUNITY MANAGER)
103 TINA FAIRFAX (HUMAN RESOURCES) 105 JER
I CELETTI (REGISTRATION MANAGER) 106 LISA GREEN
(ADVERTISING EDITOR)
107 DEBBIE HENNEFORTH (PUBLIC
WORKS) 108 JEANNINE BARNETT (EXECUTIVE
ASSISTANT) 109 KATRINA WEHRMANN
(ACCOUNTS PAYABLE) 111 JERI JUSKEY
(ACCOUNTING) 112 SANDY SHEPPARD
(ACCOUNTING/SECURITY SEC.) 114,148 DONNA KIELY
(FINANCIAL MANAGER) 115 DEBBIE MCGOWAN
(EDITOR) 116 JOE KOZUCH (SECURITY
DIRECTOR) 143 BRETT SCHUMACHER
(CLUBHOUSE) 153 BOB TAGGART
(ENVIRONMENTAL ASSET MANAGER) 166 SKI HILL
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HIDEOUT PHONE NUMBERSTO REACH THE FOLLOWING DIAL
[phone] EXT

• MAINTENANCE 133
• MAIN GATE 140
• NORTH GATE 142
• MAIN LODGE SECURITY 145
• CLUBHOUSE BAR 150RESERVATIONS 151
• MAIN LODGE 155
• COMPUTER ROOM 156
• RECREATION 160
• ART CENTER 162
• CERAMIC CENTER 164
• FITNESS CENTER 165
• SKI HILL 170
• SKI SCHOOL 173

• GOLF SHOP 180
• QUILTERS 156
• PRO SHOP MANAGER 183
• REGISTRATION 300
• POA FAX [phone]
• LODGE POOL 698-7014
• NORTH POOL 698-7011
• NORTH BEACH 698-7013
• MINI GOLF 698-4086
• WOODWORKERSHOP 698-6269
• EMERGENCY 911/698-6317
• WEBSITE
• www.hideoutassoc.com

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RESERVE PATROL POSITIONS ACT 235 REQUIRED.
RESERVE DISPATCHERS. CALL JOE AT 698-4100,EXT.
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IFIED AEROBICS INSTRUCTOR NEEDED. CALL RECREATION
698-4100, EXT.160
SKI HILL HELP WANTED Ski
Instructors Snowboard Instructors Must own
equipment have knowledge of skiing or
snowboarding. Age 15 can apply at the
POA. Part-Time Recycling Coordinator Sat.
Sun. 9am-5pm. Pick up application at the POA
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
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FACILITY HOURS

• ART CENTER/CERAMICS
• Sat. Sun. 10am-445pm
• FITNESS CENTER-Friday - 7am-12pm
• Saturday - 7am-2pm
• Sunday - 8am-1pm
• Monday Thursday
• 7am-12pm 4-8pm
• GOLF SHOP/COURSE
• 8am-5pm daily
• Mini Golf
• Fri 6-9pmSat 1-9pm Sun 1pm-5pm 2.75 per game
•   GAME ROOM
• Fri 5-9pmSat 1-7pm
• Sun 1-5pm Sep 11 - 27

NOTARY SERVICES- Call the POA at 698-4100, Ext.
109 for an appointment, Tues.-Sat.
830am-4pm RECYCLING CENTER SATURDAY, SUNDAY
9AM-5PM Bulk garbage will be taken Mon-Fri
1130am 1200pm. No appointment
necessary. Small monetary fee POA OFFICE-
Tues.-Sat. 8am-4pm(Sat. closed 1230-1pm)
RECREATION- Mon-Sun 845-445pm
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RSW NEWS
HOURS Mon-Fri830am-430pm.Service hours are
830am to 330pm Mon-Fri, 8am to noon Saturdays.
A service person is on call 24 hours a day in
case you have an emergency. All calls should be
made to 698-6162
Annual
Meeting Sat., Oct. 3, 9am at RSW Reminder 24
hour notice is required to have your water turned
off or on at the street. Please note that drains
and toilets are not to be used for trash
disposal. RSW NEWS Check out our new website
at www.rswanepa.com/ For current info regarding
Water and sewer systems, Services offered,
Billing/payment info, By-laws, Rules and
regulations and more.
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RSW NEWS
The RSW Board of DirectorsChairman-Nick
Altomare, President-John Egan, Vice
President-Kevin Clancy, Secretary-John Rockman,
Treasurer-Betty Sullivan. R S W 2009 Election
Update The 2009 RS W Nominating Committee sent
out canvassing letters to six(6) Hideout Members
in Good Standing and in consideration of their
individual merit, to ask if they are interested
in running for a position on the Roamingwood
Board of Directors. The following response was
received as of the June 30th deadline established
by the Nominating Committee, and will serve as
the final and official record on nominees. For
two(2) vacancies we have four candidates listed
below. Nick Altomare (incumbent), John Rockman
(incumbent)Robert Coar( Grandview Drive) William
Fitzgerald (Lakeview Drive) If you have any
questions please call us at 698-6162. Election
material will be shipped to all members in good
standing.
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PLEASE BE WATER WISE Have you ever wondered what
kind of impact Holiday weekends in The Hideout
have on the water system? The answer is a
significant one. Average daily water usage in
the community is normally around 450,000 gallons
per day. On a Holiday weekend usage ranges from
700,000 to 800,000 gallons per day. Thats more
than enough to fill both of the 340,000 gallon
water towers! As your water supplier we ask that
you please be water wise, not only during the
Holidays, but everyday. Help us to protect and
conserve this precious resource. In the words of
Benjamin Franklin, When the wells dry, we know
the worth of water.
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LONG RANGE PLANNING COMMITTEE has an opening for
one new member. Please pick up an application at
the POA office and submit with qualifications.
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MEETINGS
GOVERNING DOCUMENTS Mon., Oct. 12, 7pm at the
POA HASG Thurs., Oct. 8 1pm at the
Lodge LAKES Sat., Oct. 31, 9am at the POA LONG
RANGE PLANNING Sat.,Oct. 17, 10am at the
POA POA ANNUAL MEETING OCT.18, 10am at the
Lodge



ART- Fri,. Oct. 9, 9am at the Art
Center CLUBHOUSE/LODGE Fri.,Oct. 2, 9am at the
Clubhouse COMPUTER CLUB Oct. 15, 3pm at the
Computer Center in the Lodge. COMMUNICATIONS
Tues., Oct. 13, 930am at the POA GARDEN CLUB
-Meets at the Arboretum every Monday evening at
6pm. GOLF Fri., Oct. 16, 9am at the Clubhouse

PUBLIC WORKS Wed., Oct.14, 930am at the POA
SECURITY Wed., Oct. 7, 1pm at the POA
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MEETINGS

• WOODWORKERS -Tues.,Oct.6, 7pm at the Woodshop

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HASG WOODLOCH OUTING Wed., Oct. 7. Cash Bar
-5pm at Oak Bar Lounge. Dinner 6pm with dancing
at 745pm followed by Broadway Style Theme Show
at 845pm. 41.50 pp which includes tax and
gratuity. Sign ups at HASG meeting in September
or by calling Barbara White at 698-7469 or e-mail
white7469_at_gmail.com. Menu in August
Hideabout.
OPEN DART LEAGUE Tues. 7pm All Members 1 pp
Contact Moe 698-8430 Gary 698-6820 John 698-0874
Bill 698-1192
AARP DRIVER SAFETY CLASS - 50
yrs Tues., Oct. 20  Thurs., Oct. 22, 1-5pm
meeting in POA Conference Room-Both Days Reqd.
 Bring water/juice, snacks as desired.  Insurance
Discount in most states.  Check w/your company
especially important if licensed in Florida or
New York!  12 AARP Members 14 Non-Members.  To
register send check made to AARP dated
10/20/09-note AARP Member Number if 12-to Reuel
Kaighn, 145 The Hideout, Lake Ariel, PA 18436
(698-5989).  Your check is your registration-No
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SUKKOT GET-TOGETHER FOR HIDEOUT FAMILIES -Sun.,
Oct. 4, 11am at the North Beach (rain or shine)
to celebrate the Feast of Tabernacles. 5 per
family-light refreshments served. Handmade
decorations welcome. RSVP Georgette 698-7157 or
Karen 698-8025 or e-mail gm3225_at_echoes.net
TRIP
TO CULINARY INSTITUTE OF AMERICA (Hyde Park)
Sponsored by the Association of the Arts, Oct.
26. Call Aurora LoVerde at 698-7972 for
reservations and info. Space is
limited.
HOLIDAY LUNCHEON AT PATSELS Assoc.
for the Arts presents A Joyful Holiday
luncheon. Thurs., Dec. 3, 12pm. 25. Menu in
Extra and Hideabout. Meet at Art Center 11am.
Call Millie Roselli 698-8334 or send check to HAA
, to Millie Roselli, 777 The Hideout by Nov. 28

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Woodworkers Ball Tues., Oct. 13, 6-11pm at the
LodgeEntree Choice Prime Rib, Monk Fish,
Chicken Marsala, Dessert Choice Crème Brulee,
Tiramisu, Cannoli, Chocolate Cake, Beer, Wine
Soda. Please write dinner choice on check and
send to Al Auricchio at 315 The Hideout or drop
off in box at Woodworkers Shop ASAP. Any
questions contact Al at 698-8013.
WOODWORKERS FALL SHOP
CLEAN-UP Fri., Oct 30, 930 am at the
shop
Open House for Square DancingThursday,
October 15 22. All are Welcome.Call Carol at
698-0751 for details.
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HASG HOLIDAY PARTY Date has been changed from
Thursday Dec. 10 to Friday, Dec. 11 so that we
can enjoy the talents of The Poets. Buffet will
include Assorted Appetizers, including a
chocolate fountain, Tilapia, Chicken Francais,
Prime Rib, Penne ala Vodka, Red mashed Potatoes,
Mixed Vegetables, Choice of 2 salads, Bread and
Butter. Choice of assorted desserts. Coffee,
Tea, Soda and Water included.Time 6pm Cocktail
Hour, 7pm Dinner. Cost 34.95pp. For
reservations please call Diane Kiernan 698-8585
or Virginia Sabia 698-9552
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MondayPub Hours 11am-12 am- 7.95 Dinner
Specials 5-8pm Pub Menu 11am-9pmTuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday Pub Hours 11am-12 am
Opening 5pm Pub Food, Special Menu 5-9pm.
Closing 11pm Friday SaturdayPub Hours 11am-2
am, Fine Dining from 5-10pm Happy Hour 4-6pm -
Special Drinks Bar Specials Pub Menu
11am-10pmSundayBreakfast (a la carte)
830-1130am. Pub Hours 11am-12am. Pub Menu
11am-9pm. .25 Wings 1 Hot Dogs, Noon-9pm
(no-take-outs on wings)Happy Hour at the
Clubhouse is seven days a weekFri Sat
4-6pm/Sun-Thurs 5-6pm
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CLUBHOUSE NEWS New Hours starting September 8
Monday  Bar 11am-11pm.  7.95 Dinner
Specials-5-8pm. Menu 11am-9pm.  Happy Hour
5-6pm Tuesday Wednesday Bar 5-11pm (No Food
Service) Thursday  Bar 5-11pm/Menu 5-9pm Friday
and Saturday  Bar 11am - 1am. Menu 11am-10pm.
Dinner Specials 5-10pm.  Happy Hour 4-6pm
(Special  Drinks and Bar Specials) Sunday
Breakfast (a la carte) 830-1130am.  Bar
11am-11pm  Menu 830am-9pm.  .25 Wings   1 hot
dogs Noon-9pm (no-take-outs on wings).  Happy
Hour 5-6pm
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A NIGHT OF MUSICFriday, October 16700 pm at
the Lodge5 Donation at the DoorCash Bar and
Lodge Restaurant openAdults OnlyFeaturing the
Music of Eric Katchmore and Tiger Lillywith
special guestsFor the H.E.R.T.The Hideout
Emergency Response Team
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CLUBHOUSE ENTERTAINMENT Karaoke Dance Party with
CM Entertainment 9pm-1am every Friday Oct., 10
Jim Taylor Oct., 31 Kevin Campion
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CLUBHOUSE NEWS
Weight Watchers Menu now available five days a
week
Sunday we offer .25 wings and 1 hot dogs.
Monday is our 7.95 Dinner Special. 5.25
Golfers Special every Thurs., starting at
5pm Childrens menu ages 12 and under Five
items to choose from, includes beverage and ice
cream for 3.95 No one under the age of 18 is
permitted at the 10th Hole Pub after 11pm. A
legal guardian must accompany 18 to 20 year old
patrons.
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TIKI BAR
HOURS OF OPERATIONThurs., 5pm-10pmFri.,
3pm-11pmSat., 12pm-11pmSun., 12pm-9pmMon.,
5pm-9pm
Thursdays (weekly) Clams Wing night
5pm-closing Monday Night Pizza- One large w/one
topping 10 (eat-in or take out) 5pm-9pm The
Tiki Bar will remain open Thurs., Fri., and Sat.,
until the end of Sept.
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THE LEGENDS BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND The Legends
will be having a REPEAT PERFORMANCE on Wednesday,
October 14, at 730pm. Doors open at 630pm.
Finger foods and Cash bar will be available. For
reservations call Jean David at 698-8794.
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LODGE EVENTS GREEK NIGHT AT THE LODGE - Fri.,
October 2 and will feature 10.95 dinner a la
carte specials. MURDER MYSTERY DINNER THEATER -
Fri.,Oct.9.  21.95pp incl. buffet and show.
 Call 698-4100, ext. 155 for details. ADULT
HALLOWEEN PARTY - Sat., October 31, 9pm-1am.
 Open Bar (Well Drinks Draft Beer).  Hors
doevres will be served.  19.95pp.  Adults
only.
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Breakfast Buffet at the Lodge
Sundays830am-1230pm.
Adults 8.95 Children 4-12yrs old 4.95
Children 3 under free.
Omelets by Rich, French Toast, Pancakes, and much
more!
Reservations can be made by calling 698-4100, ext
155.
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GOLF NEWS

• STARTING OCTOBER 5 THE PRO SHOP AND GOLF COURSE
  WILL HAVE NEW HOURS. THEY WILL BE OPEN FROM 9AM
  4PM.

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TENNIS SATURDAY-Tennis Clinics and Lessons
10am-4pm South Recreation CourtsSUNDAY- Tennis
Clinics and Lessons 10am-4pm South Recreation
Courts WEATHER PERMITTING
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HIDEOUT SPORTSMENS ASSOCIATION RIFLE SHOOT
(3RD SAT. OF THE MONTH) 1030AM _at_ ARCHBALD
MOUNTAIN PISTOL MARKSMANSHIP (LAST THURS. OF THE
MONTH) 7PM _at_ HEBERLINGS INDOOR RANGE MEETING
(FIRST MON. OF EACH MONTH) - 7PM _at_ POA CLAY SHOOT
-1ST SUN. AFTER MON. MONTHLY MEETING1230PM _at_
ARCHBALD MOUNTAIN THE HSA IS OPEN TO ALL HIDEOUT
RESIDENTS. TO ATTEND ANY EVENT YOU MUST BE A
MEMBER OR AN INVITED GUEST.
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Boy Scouts of America Troop 102 Lake Ariel, PA
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• WAYNE COUNTY SOLID WASTE DEPARTMENT
• Is getting a massive amount of garbage coming out
  of the recycling roll-off containers, mainly in
  the plastic compartments.
• Please do not allow material that is not
  recyclable such as laundry baskets, plastic
  pails, childrens toys, frozen food trays,
  plastic bags, cool whip bowls, butter tubs and
  other such material in the recycling container.
• We only accept 1 and 2 plastic bottles for
  recycling. A bottle is defined by having a new
  screw top.
• Due to this contamination, it is increasing the
  Countys waste disposal.
• If you have any questions feel free to contact
  Mary VanPatten, County Recycling Coordinator at
  570-253-9727.

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LOCAL HAPPENINGS SALEM PUBLIC LIBRARYCheck the
Hideabout for dates and times of the many reading
programs being offered. Need a passport? Go to
the Salem Library.
ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFET
BREAKFAST Jefferson Twp. Vol. Fire Co., 1st
Sunday of each month, 8am-12pm. Cortez Road Sr
348 Mt. Cobb
AMERICAN LEGION POST 807 MEETINGS- 2nd Thurs. of
the month, 7pm at the Hamlin Senior Center. We
are seeking new members and old friends.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 7403
MEETING - 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month, 7pm
at St. Thomas More Church Hall.
JEWISH FELLOWSHIP OF
HEMLOCK FARMS Our unique Religious School
invites you and your family to join us on Sundays
930am-1230pm. The fall term begins on September
13 and will continue until the middle of June.
For registration call 775-7497

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LOCAL HAPPENINGS
CLIFFHANGER - Lakeside Players will present
Cliffhanger on Oct. 9, 10 11, at Lakeville
Community Hall, Route 590, Lakeville. A
mild-mannered professor is driven to murder to
protect his reputation and career in this
thriller by James Yaffe. Curtain times are 730
p.m. on Friday and Saturday and 3 p.m. on Sunday,
All tickets are 12 10 for groups of 10 or
more. For information and reservations, call
226-6207. FAMILY STYLE BEEF DINNER Sat., Oct.
3, 4-7pm at the Centenary United Methodist
Church, Hamlin. Takeouts available. Adults 9
Children 4. SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL BINGO Oct.
3. Doors open 5pm. Early Bird 630pm at the Texas
4 Fire Co. Grove Street in Honesdale.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS THRIFT SHOPPE St. Johns
Episcopal Church, Rte. 191 S of Rte. 590. Sat.,
Oct. 10, 9am-3pm. OPEN HOUSE AT THE COMMUNITY
LIBRARY IN HAMLIN Thurs., Oct. 15, 7pm. For
info call 689-2084. TEXAS RODEO Fri., Oct. 16
at the Texas 4 Fire Hall, Grove St., Honesdale.
Music and Bar open at 9pm. All proceeds benefit
the Fire Co Truck Fund. 5 cover, Cash
Bar. BARBERSHOP SHOW Sat., Oct. 17, 7pm at
Honesdale High School. Tickets 10 (students 5).
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All are WelcomeThe Catholic Faith
Explained Six week program    Session 5-
 CATHOLIC MORALITY"Date  Oct. 8, 2009 at 700
PMPlace  St. Thomas More Church    Lake Ariel,
Pa  Refreshments served.
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Hideout Dog Park REGISTRATION
CONTINUES Registration Forms may be picked up at
the POA Office. PLEASE DO NOT WALK YOUR DOGS IN
REFLECTION PARK. THIS IS A HIDEOUT AMENITY AND
DOGS ARE NOT PERMITTED AT ANY HIDEOUT AMENITY
WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE DOG PARK.
DOG PARK
DOG PARK

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ATTENTION MEMBERS PLEASE REGISTER YOUR DOG OR CAT
WITH THE POA! THIS IS SEPARATE FROM THE DOG PARK
REGISTRATION. IF YOUR DOG OR CAT GETS OUT AND IS
FOUND WANDERING IN THE HIDEOUT THE GATES WILL BE
ABLE TO GET IN TOUCH WITH THE OWNER IF THEY ARE
REGISTERED. THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR THIS
REGISTRATION. PLEASE HELP US GET YOUR LOST PETS
HOME!
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LOST IF YOUR PET IS LOST TRY CALLING THE FRONT
GATE TO SEE IF IT MAY BE IN THE KENNELS BY THE
FRONT ENTRANCE. 698-4100, EXT. 140