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Masthope Weekly
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WINTER AMENITY & FACILITY HOURS
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P.O.C. OFFICE
STABLES
WINTER Schedule
570-685-4427
Open Wed. through Sat.
9:00am to 4:00pm
Sunday 9:00am to 4:00pm
Mon. 9:00am to 4:00pm
CLOSED TUES.
Opens 8:00am
Phone: 570-685-4790
Fax: 570-685-2701
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.masthope.org
OPEN WED. THRU SUN
Reservations Recommended
MAINTENANCE
570-685-3120
For Road, Maintenance & Building
Concerns & Questions
MASTHOPE MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY ~ FOOD & BEVERAGE HOURS
570-685-1173
RESTAURANT FALL HOURS: Starting September 2
Monday, Thursday 4pm to 9pm / Bar to 10pm
(Except Monday Night Football)
Tuesday & Wednesday ~ CLOSED
Friday 4pm to 10pm / Bar to Midnight
Saturday 11am to 10pm / Bar to Midnight
Sunday 11am to 8pm / Bar to 10pm
Patio will follow the same hours as the restaurant
(weather permitting)
SCRAMBLE
CLOSED FOR THE SEASON
570-685-9412
MARKETPLACE HOURS~ Starting Sept. 2
SUNDAY THROUGH THURSDAY
7am to 6pm
FRIDAY & SATURDAY ~ 7am to 7pm
Slicer closes ½ hour before the store closes
THE TIKI BAR IS NOW CLOSED
FOR THE SEASON
BEACH CAFÉ
CLOSED FOR THE SEASON
The Summit is available for all your party and catering needs. We will
customize and cater your event, big or small, either in our upstairs
banquet area, the beach, or your home. For more information for
your bookings, call 570-685-1173
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COMPACTOR
Sunday ~ 9:00am to 5:00pm
Monday ~ 7:00am to 10:00am
Tuesday & Thursday ~ CLOSED
Wednesday ~ 7:00am to 10:00am
Friday ~ 3:00pm to 5:00pm
Saturday ~ 11:00am to 3:00pm
No Guest passes will be accepted.
3 Bag limit on Trash
No limit on Recycle, Paper & Cardboard.
Cardboard must be flattened to be taken.
BULK TRASH will NOW be accepted at
the Compactor. Additional fees apply
ELECTRONICS & ITEMS WITH
COMPRESSORS ARE
NO LONGER ACCEPTED
PUBLIC SAFETY
570-685-5888
FITNESS CENTER
570-685-5978
Mon., Wed. & Friday
8:00am to 12:00pm
Monday, Wednesday & Thursday
5:30pm to 8:00pm
Saturday & Sunday
8:00am to 12:00pm
570-685-9412
Come on in to the Marketplace and
check out the new winter menu and
apparel. We are now serving soup
and chili daily as well as many new
HOT sandwiches.
MAMA MIA MONDAY
1 Large Plain Pizza and 1 order of wings $20.00
(Dine in or Takeout)
THURSDAY MASTHOPE NIGHT
Show your Masthope ID and receive 15% off your
food (Dine in only)
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Prime Rib special starting 4pm (While supplies last)
SUNDAY
Fresh-squeezed screwdrivers and special
Bloody Marys
For more information call 570-685-1173
Fourth of July Fire works are scheduled
for Friday, July 3, 2015
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MARKET PLACE WINTER HOURS
Sunday, Monday & Tuesday ~ 7:00am to 6:00pm
Wednesday through Saturday ~ 7:00am to 9:30pm
MARKET PLACE CHRISTMAS WEEK HOURS
Wed. Dec. 31 ~ 7:00am to 8:00pm
Thurs. Jan. 1 ~ Resume normal business hours
IMPORTANT NOTICE
ALL PROPERTY OWNERS ARE
STRONGLY ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND A
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING OF THE
WESTCOLANG LAKE
ASSOCIATION ON JANUARY 18, 2015 AT THE
FAWN LAKE CLUB HOUSE
STARTING AT 10:00AM. THIS MEETING IS
REGARDING CRITICAL
INFORMATION PERTAINING TO THE
HEALTH OF THE LAKE.
MASTHOPE MOUNTAIN SHOUT OUT
Dec. 31 ~ Slopes are open for skiing and snow boarding til
7pm
7pm ~ Snowshoe Event with Annette down Little Bear, call
fitness center for info 570-685-5978
Summit Restaurant open from 11am to 5pm. Re-opens at
8pm for New Year’s Eve party in Lodge! (see pg. 1 for info)
Jan. 1 ~ Happy New Year ~ slopes open 9am to 9pm
Jan. 2 ~ Regular ski and snowboard hours begin.
Jan. 3 ~ No Bingo tonight
SAVE THE DATES:
Jan. 6 ~ Fitness Center: Join a “3 Day Whole Food Cleanse”
Jan. 10 ~ Ski Committee
Jan. 13 ~ Pot Luck in Lodge
Jan. 18 ~ Westcolang Lake Assoc. Meeting at Fawn Lake
Jan. 28 ~ Real Estate Committee Meeting
Feb. 21 ~ WBS Penguins Hockey Game
July 3 ~ Annual Fireworks Display
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SKI PASS UPDATE
Property owners who wish to update their ID passes for
Ski Season may do so in the POC. Property owners
must fill out and sign the waiver of liability form. Anyone over 18 years of age must sign waiver themselves.
A parent must sign waiver for anyone under 18 years
of age. This may not be signed by anyone other than a
parent. Dues must also be paid in full to validate passes.
NOTICE
ICE ON THE SNOWMAKING POND IS
NEVER SAFE
POT LUCK AT THE LODGE
TUESDAYS @ 6:00pm
JAN. 13, FEB. 10
ANY OUTSIDE WORK BEING DONE ON YOUR
HOME REQUIRES A PERMIT. NO WORK IS TO
START UNTIL PERMIT HAS BEEN APPROVED &
POSTED. PLEASE OBTAIN IN POC OFFICE OR
ONLINE.
Thank You,
ECC Committee
The Real Estate Committee Meeting
will be Wednesday, January 28 at
10:00am in the POC
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WINTER AUTO SAFETY:
To ensure winter time driving safety ~ if you live in
a cold climate ~ have your vehicle serviced and
winterized so it’s ready for winter driving and
winter road conditions. Some specific items to be
checked are the :
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
Saturday ~ Jan. 24, 2015
in the Beach House
Open session starts at 8:30am
Property Owners time starts
immediately following
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APPOINTMENTS WITH THE
PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD
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ANY PROPERTY OWNER WISHING TO MEET WITH THE
PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS CAN DO SO
BY APPOINTMENT. APPOINTMENTS ARE ON SUNDAYS
ONLY FOLLOWING A BOARD MEETING AND YOU
MUST CALL AHEAD WITH YOUR NAME, LOT NUMBER,
PHONE NUMBER AND SUBJECT MATTER.
CALL THE POC OFFICE AT 570-685-4790
$$$ AUDIT COMMITTEE NOTICE
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Tires: check the tire air pressure and make
sure your tires have sufficient tread.
Radiator: have the antifreeze levels checked.
Belts: inspect the belts and hoses for cracks or
leaks.
Oil: ask your mechanic about switching to a
thinner grade of engine oil for better
performance in colder temperatures.
Wipers: inspect the windshield wipers and
wiper fluid to ensure better visibility.
Battery: make sure the battery is fully
charged.
WINTER SHOVELING SAFETY:
1200 people die each year as a result of shoveling
snow. To ensure winter time shoveling safety
follow the tips below:
The Audit Committee is currently seeking
applications from Property Owners in “Good
Standing” interested in serving on the
committee. If you are interested, please
submit your name, phone number and reason
for submission to the POC Office. Financial
background is required by anyone applying.
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PIKE COUNTY AREA AGENCY ON AGING INFO:
Pike County Area Agency on Aging and the AARP
Foundation Tax-Aide program are seeking volunteers to
support the free tax preparation service provided for low to
moderate income taxpayers, especially those aged 60 & over.
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AARP Foundation Tax-Aide thrives due to the remarkable
efforts of its volunteer base. With nearly 50 million low-tomoderate-income taxpayers helped and growing, there are
always opportunities for new volunteers. Lack of experience
shouldn’t stop anyone from volunteering. Tax volunteers
must complete a tax preparation workshop from the Internal
Revenue Service prior to working with taxpayers.
For more information, visit www.aarp.org/taxaide or call
1-888-OURAARP (1-888-687-2277). AARP Foundation
Tax-Aide is offered in conjunction with the IRS.
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Warm up 5 or 10 minutes to get heart rate up
slowly.
Dress appropriately in layers to adjust to the
temperature outside. If you become
overheated, take a break.
Pick the right waterproof boots. They will
protect the feet from the cold as well as keep
them dry.
Pick up a small shovel. Depending on how wet
the snow is, a shovel full of snow can weigh up
to 15 pounds!
Stay hydrated. Have a water bottle handy just
inside the garage and take a few sips after
every 15 minutes of shoveling snow.
Set a time limit.
Lift with the legs, not the back.
Push the snow. Pushing is easier than lifting.
Never shovel alone. Let a family member or
neighbor know you are shoveling so they can
check on you from time to time.
Fitness Director
Annette Merola
Certified by AFAA ACE AFPA
Yogafit® Reiki and
Certified Holistic Nutritionist
Hours of Operation
Mon, Wed , Fri, Sat & Sun
8:00am to 12:00pm
Mon, Wed & Thursday
5:30pm to 8:00pm
Property Owner Sponsored Memberships Available
(Guest/Renter Fee $7.00)Property Owner must accompany guest)
Phone 570-685-5978
PRESIDENT’S WEEK FITNESS HOURS
Feb. 14 to 22, 2015
Sat. Feb. 14 ~ 8am to 1pm
Sun. Feb. 15 ~ 8am to 1pm
Mon. Feb. 16 ~ 8am to 12pm / 5:30pm to 8pm
Tues. Feb. 17 ~ 8am to 12pm
Wed. Feb. 18 ~ 8am to 12pm / 5:30pm to 8pm
Thurs. Feb. 19 ~ 5:30pm to 8:00pm
Fri. Feb. 20 ~ 8am to 12pm
Sat. Feb. 21 ~ 8am to 12pm
Sun. Feb. 22 ~ 8am to 12pm
FITNESS CENTER HOLIDAY HOURS
Sun. Dec. 28 ~ 8am to 12pm
Mon. Dec. 29 ~ 8am to 12pm / 5:30pm to 8pm
Tues. Dec. 30 ~ 8am to 12pm
Wed. Dec. 31 ~ 8am to 12pm / Wed. eve. CLOSED
Thurs. Jan. 1 ~ 5:30pm to 8pm
Back to regular weekly schedule January 1
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Masthope Mountain Community Public Safety Monthly Report
NOVEMBER~ 2014
MOTOR VEHICLE CITATIONS
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ATV CITATIONS
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BURGLARY
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STABLES
570-685-4427
Opens 8:00am
WED. THROUGH SUN.
SIMPLE ASSAULT
WE ARE OPEN FOR:
THEFT (except for auto)
ARENA RIDES, PONY RIDES & PRIVATE LESSONS
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT
Our rides fill up quickly.
RESPONSE TO FIRE CALLS
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Reservations are recommended.
We start taking reservations on Monday for the week ahead.
Please arrive 10 minutes early for your scheduled ride.
LONG PANTS, SNEAKERS OR BOOTS REQUIRED
CRIMINAL MISCHIEF
WEAPONS OFFENSE
RESPONSE TO DOMESTIC
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HARRASSMENT
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Lessons are offered
DRUG ABUSE VIOLATION
$25.00 for a ½ hour lesson
$90.00 for a package of four ½ hour lessons
D.U.I./D.W.I. (ALCOHOL & DRUGS)
Fees for Renters and Guests section
OFFENSES AGAINST FAMILY AND CHILDREN
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
$5.00 for Pony rides ~ 6 loops per rider
$10.00 for arena rides ~ every ½ hour
DISORDERLY CONDUCT
STOP IN AND ENJOY OUR PETTING ZOO!!
LIQUOR LAW VIOLATIONS
TRESPASS AND LOITERING
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ALL OTHER INCIDENTS
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RESPONSE TO ALARMS
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RUN AWAY CHILD/JUVENILE
SKI RELATED THEFT
MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT(S)
PETS ARE NOT ALLOWED AT THE TOP OF THE
MOUNTAIN OR AT ANY OF OUR AMENITIES.
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MISSING PERSON(S)
DOGS ARE ALLOWED TO RUN FREE IN DOG PARK
ONLY. PROPERTY OWNERS NEED TO FILL OUT
WAIVER TO USE THE DOG PARK & PAY ONE TIME
FEE OF $25.
INVESTIGATION OF OTHER JURISDICTIONS
ANIMAL INCIDENT (S)
VIOLATION OF BYLAWS/MMC RULES & REGULATIONS
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RESPONSE TO MEDICAL INCIDENT(S)
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INVESTIGATION OF PERSON(S)
INVESTIGATION OF OBJECTS
1
INVESTIGATION OF PROPERTIES
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TOTAL
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THE DISCHARGE OF FIREARMS IN MASTHOPE IS PROHIBITED. THE PROPERTY OWNERS HANDBOOK
STATES: “THE DISCHARGE OF ANY FIREARM WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF MASTHOPE IS PROHIBITED.
FOR MMC PURPOSES A FIREARM INCLUDES, GUNS, ARCHERY EQUIPMENT, PELLET GUNS, BB GUNS, ETC.
FINES FOR THE FIRST OFFENSE ARE $500.00, 2ND OFFENSE $1,000.00, 3RD OFFENSE $3,000.00”
PLEASE REPORT ANY FIREARM ACTIVITY TO PUBLIC SAFETY IMMEDIATELY.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION.
The use of Fireworks/explosives is prohibited anywhere within Masthope Mountain Community.
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