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L E H A V R E
N E W S
O C T O B E R PRESIDENT’S REPORT:
BY STANLEY R. GREENBERG, CPA
As we approach the Board elections,
investment. It is incumbent upon you
I hope that you find this edition of the
to exercise your right as a shareholder
Le Have Courier informative so that
in this all-important decision. Each and
you can make an intelligent decision in
every shareholder will have the opportunity
this upcoming electoral process.
to cast their ballot in a fair and
This is the time of year where you
equitable way. You will be receiving in
have an opportunity, as shareholders,
the mail an election package from The
to elect your Board of Directors. These
Voting Group explaining the voting
are the people who will be in charge
procedures and the times/dates of when
of running Le Havre Owners Corp. for
you can cast your votes.
the upcoming year which ultimately
As you are aware, the Annual
affects your quality of life and your
Meeting has been scheduled for 7pm
on Wednesday, November
1, 2017, at PS 193, 152-20
11th Avenue in Whitestone.
Voting will take place in
the Clubhouse on Sunday,
October 29th from 10:00AM
– 2:00PM; Tuesday, October
31st from 5:00PM – 8:00PM;
and Wednesday, November 1st from
5:00PM – 6:00PM. Additionally, you
may also cast your votes on Wednesday
night at PS 193 prior to the commencement
of the meeting.
I cannot emphasize
enough how
important it is for
each and every
shareholder living at
Le Havre to cast their
ballot/proxy and be part
of this very important decision
making process.
Thank you as always for your continued
support.
Le Havre Blast from the Past, Part 3
BY STEVE YOUNG, VICE PRESIDENT
I’ve been focusing in recent
times on Le Havre as it was
in the beginning, and its
story is certainly unique.
The town of Whitestone
has a parallel history with
an ambiguous future. I
originally moved here for
two reasons – the beauty of Le
Havre and the quaintness of the town
and surrounding areas. Forty-five
years ago, Whitestone was a small
town with a country setting–antique
stores, a movie theatre and a stressfree
environment. We pan to the
present and find 99 Cent stores, no
parking, and built-out homes.
On the positive side, the school
district is still great and you can walk
for miles by the water and witness
the sun setting by the bridge at night
which a beautiful sight to see. Texas
and Florida hurricanes, California
fires – give me New York any time!
Below is an excerpt from a rental
advertisement for Le Havre posted
by Realty Equities Corporation
in 1970. It appears that the main
focus on the property was on
the building that now houses
the Management Office,
the Clubhouse and the
Maintenance Department.
“An eight-room building
situated on one acre of
waterfront property adjoins
the main clubhouse and is currently
used as the center of a number
of activities. The activities include
those undertaken by the art club, the
bridge club, the yachting club, the
day camp and various social organizations.
Two tennis courts and the
tennis “pro shop” are adjacent to this
building. A kiddy swimming pool 15
x 25 is available for this day camp.
A one-story contemporary building
houses a teenage recreation center,
a coffee shop and additional locker
rooms. Three tennis courts adjoin
this building and are converted into
a skating rink throughout the fall and
winter months by artificial ice-making
machinery. Located between this
building and a sand beach is a 35 x
80-foot swimming pool”.
I’ve added some pictures and would
love some more, if anybody has any
to share.
The Welcome Wagon
The Le Havre Board of Directors and management would like to welcome new shareholders to the community.
Below are our most recent new residents. We hope that all of you settle in comfortably, get to know your
new neighbors and enjoy living here at Le Havre!
Wai & Kai Lee
Ann & Vanessa Lau
John & Georgia Angelakis
Todd &
Michelle O’sullivan
Agnes Erndl
Audrey Anazco & Chris
Jaroszewski
Timothy & Deborah Lumley
Ruthayn Sgaglio
Mary T. Berndt
Diane Herbert
Mary Ann Cuevas
Jonathan & Rachel Saat
Pero Grgin
Robert & Annmarie Stern
Jose Rivera &
Elanna Osdoby
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LeHavre Web Site
Address and Email
Addresses
Board of Directors:
Board@Lhocorp.com
Management Offi ce:
Margaret Costello, Manager
Mcostello@lhocorp.com
Karen Lohman,
Administrative Assistant
Klohman@lhocorp.com
Anastasia Savva,
Accounts Payable / Reception
Asavva@lhocorp.com
Christine Romero,
Administrative Assistant
Cromero@lhocorp.com
General Maintenance
Department Email
Maintenance@lhocorp.com
pturchan@lhocorp.com
mdipaolo@lhocorp.com
Website address is:
www.lhocorp.com
This old newspaper clipping evokes fond
memories of the ice skating rink
An original Le Havre kitchen from the
‘50s—how cool is that?
Photos courtesy of the Le Havre Maintenance Dept.
