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A Publication of the Lake Mohawk Country Club Since May 1929
August 2015 • Volume 80, Number 8
GENERAL MANAGER - LETTER
August 2015
As we enter the month of August this is generally the mid-point of the summer season
that captures the essence of the life-style provided to you at Lake Mohawk. The beaches
are in full swing with planned activities and events, children playing in the sand bringing
back fond memories of our youthful days, the Boardwalk Club Restaurant and Tiki bar
fully operating, swimming lessons at the Clubhouse, Ski Hawk participants training hard
for Regionals, boundless traffic on the Boardwalk as members enjoy the idyllic beauty of
sunrises and sunsets. Many of these seamless activities we take for granted. I often arrive
to work and grab a cup of coffee and proceed up to the Boardwalk to say hello to another
day at Lake Mohawk.
I take in all of the surroundings – a quick stop in the kitchen to say good morning to the
staff, the family of ducks at the Grotto, a member passing by during their casual walk,
a kayaker with their dog perched on their lap peacefully gliding in the calm waters – all
epitomizing the serenity of Lake Mohawk. I am blessed to be part of such a unique,
diverse and yet challenging community and surrounded by caring staff members who are
part of a TEAM – your team.
As I compose this letter we are actively engaging in the Town Hall/beach meetings that
engage the community on the Capital Reserve Fund/Strategic Planning initiatives that have
been ongoing since October of 2013. Volunteers throughout Lake Mohawk have put in
hundreds of collective hours to outline a clear-cut and decisive plan outlining the necessity
of a reserve fund and the sustainable future for Lake Mohawk. We can no longer operate
through crisis management. Throughout this lengthy process – the Board, Capital Reserve
Task Force and Strategic Planning Committees, Management and Staff – are looking at
all alternative methods to evaluate where we are today versus what you as a member truly
deserve within your community and life-style.
The highlights of these presentations are to define the future of Lake Mohawk.
Opportunities throughout the next several months will engage our membership to this
process. The initiatives of both the Capital Reserve Fund and long-term Strategic Planning
are to expand and upgrade the reservation amenities and protect the assets/infra-structure.
The validation from members leading up to the Annual Meeting in November will ensure
that the overall vision to make Lake Mohawk the “First Choice” for new home purchases,
secondary summer vacation residences, social catering events, business meetings, etc. will
lend credence to this Vision. We are all stewards of this Vision – your participation and
support of this will provide us with a clear path in these initiatives.
In closing – I trust that the summer season has been an enjoyable one. Time goes by quickly
so take a few extra minutes a day to enjoy all of the elements within this extraordinary
community. It is worth it!
Best regards,
Mark F. Musilli GENERAL MANAGER
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BULLETIN BOARD
OFFICE SCHEDULE
Monday - Friday: 8:30am to 5:00pm
Saturday: 9:00am to Noon
Boat Ramp Keys will not be given out after Noon on Saturday.
PLEASE CARRY CLUB CARDS
We would like you to carry your Club Card
when on the Boardwalk.
There will be times when cards will be checked, so please have
your card with you when on the Boardwalk.
ARTICLE CONTRIBUTIONS
To submit articles to Papoose Magazine, email
them to [email protected]
Submissions must be received by the 5th of the Month.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
AUGUST 17, 7:30PM
Trustees Meeting
Weihnachtsmarkt
SEPTEMBER
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NOVEMBER 7
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GERMAN CHRISTMAS MARKET
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Mohawk German Christmas
Market is ranked as “One of
the Top Ten Things to Do in
December in the State” – it’s
simply at the top of the “to
do” list for getting in the
Christmas spirit! Looking
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held on Saturday, December
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Sunday December 6th. Please scan the code below or
visit our website at lakemohawkgermanchristmasmarket.com to
stay updated on this spectacular event!
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THE PAPOOSE
August 2015 • Volume 80, Number 8
EDITOR
Mark Musilli
[email protected]
ADVERTISING
Joyce Ciaburri
[email protected]
973 729-6156 ext. 123
PUBLISHING
CONSULTANT
Susan Egan
[email protected]
OFFICE TELEPHONE NUMBER
973 729-6156
PRINT & DESIGN
Spencer Printing
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MISSION
Lake Mohawk Country Club exists to
preserve and protect the vitality of the
Lake Mohawk Reservation, affording
members a lake community lifestyle
enhanced by recreational and social
activities, lakes, community beaches
and docks, well-maintained common
areas, Clubhouse and private roads,
and member programs that strengthen this community and maintain the
added value of home ownership in
the Reservation.
COVER PHOTO
Connie Duquette
CONTENTS
August 2015
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Letter From General Manager
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Calendar
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Meet Your Neighbors: Kowalski Family
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New Parking Plan in the Plaza
19
Strategic Plan Update: Attend a Meeting!
21
BWC Recipe
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Beach News
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26 Intraclub News
54 Looking Back
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LMCC BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Gregory J. Yuskaitis, President .... [email protected]
Dean Reinauer, Vice President..... [email protected]
Robert Atkinson........................... [email protected]
Chris Cronin................................... [email protected]
Jay Dunn............................................jdunn@lakemohawkcountryclub.com
Deborah Hookway...................... [email protected]
Gregory Leo..........................................gleo@lakemohawkcountryclub.com
James Wardell..................................jwardell@lakemohawkcountryclub.com
Steven Waehler............................... [email protected]
CONNECT WITH US ONLINE AT WWW.LAKEMOHAWKCC.COM
www.facebook.com/lakemohawkcountryclub
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CALENDAR
Play
Great Golf!
CALENDAR
Join
Here is a listing ofThe
all of the happenings
at Lake Mohawk Country Club for
Fun!
the month of June. From tennis lessons to ice cream socials, there are plenty
of ways to kick off the summer season! Please forward information for July
to [email protected].
Excellent Membership
August 3 - Beach 1Opportunities
6:30 pm
August 8 - Yacht Club Mutiny
Beach 1 LMCC Lifeguard
Regatta.
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For more information call:
973-729-9200
www.lakemohawkgolfclub.com
Download our FREE App from the App Store.
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Olympics. • Individual Golf Memberships
August 8 & 9 - Tennis Club
August 7 - Beach
3 Movie
- Annual mixed doubles
• Family
Golf Memberships
Night 8pm -•Popcorn
and
tournament for Clubmembers.
Social Memberships...and MORE!
soft drinks included. For
Lunch and pizza dinner will
information go to beach3.org.
be provided. Match times
and draws will be posted on
August 6 - PAC Meeting
the corkboard at the Club on
LMCC 7-9pm.
Friday night August 14. Every
effort will be made to match
August 7 - Beach 4 Ladies’
you with a partner.
Night at the Beach. Girls-onlynight of fun and food. There will
August 9 - Membership
be activities, vendors and music.
Informational Meeting 3pm
Please bring a snack to share and
Lake Mohawk Country Club.
something fun to drink. RSVP
by August 2. For more info
August 9 - Lake Mohawk
contact Kathy or Christina at
Powerboat Club Raft Up
[email protected].
sponsored by Melanie
VanderValk.
August 7 - Sleepy Lagoon
Neighborhood Night on Friday
August 10 - Sussex County
evenings. Feel free to BBQ, bring
Lifeguard Competition Beach 1
cooler, board games or play a
6:00 pm.
round of horseshoes, etc.
August 11 - Ice Cream Social
August 8 - Town Hall Meeting
7pm Grand Ballroom. All
11:00am Lake Mohawk
participants of learn and swim,
Country Club.
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Lifguards and families welcome.
August 8 - Beach 3 - Music
Night 8pm - TBD. For
August 14 - Alpine Beach
information go to For
beach3.org.
Luau on the Beach Adults
more information call:
only. For more information
August 8 - Sleepy973-729-9200
Lagoon
go to our Facebook page:
Raft Up.
AlpineBeachLakeMohawk on
Download our FREE App from theFacebook.
App Store.
August 2015
August 14 - Beach 6 Annual
Golf Classic. For more
information Brad Wicker at
[email protected] or
Marty Viegas at
[email protected].
August 21 - Beach 6 Family
Camp Out – rain date August 22.
Contact Carol Naylor at carol@
naylor.org or 973 729-0275.
Play
Great
Golf!
August
22 - Beach 3 Poker
August 14 - Sleepy Lagoon
Golf Classic 8am at Ballyowen
Golf Club. Cost is $150 per
player. Call, text or email Mike
for more information or to
reserve your spot at
973 951-3634, [email protected].
August 15 - Beach 3 - Top
Grill Chef Competition 6pm.
Competing chefs will be given
a protein, side and vegetable.
They will have to prepare a
meal at the beach. The cost is
$5pp to eat and get a token to
vote for your favorite. To RSVP
or to enter as a chef email
[email protected]. For
August 15 - Float Fest 15 1:00pm
- 9:00pm. Beach One at the
Boardwalk. A fun-filled day of
great music and great food. Five or
more bands will play throughout
the day. For more information
contact Blake Hargrave: blake@
lakemohawkcountryclub.
com or Greg Case:greg@
lakemohawkcountryclub.com For
sponsorship information contact
Jack Parker:[email protected].
August 16 - Beach Meeting at
Sleepy Lagoon 2:00pm.
Tournament 8pm. For
Game Night 6pm. For
August 26 - Lake Mohawk
Preservation Foundation 7pm
LMCC.
Join
The Fun!
Excellent Membership
Opportunities
• Individual Golf Memberships
• Family Golf Memberships
• Social Memberships...and MORE!
August 31 - Finance Meeting
at LMCC 7-9pm.
August 29 - Beach 6 Cigars,
Bourbons & Bocce 7pm.
Contact Chris Gorvan at
[email protected] or
973 703-0652.
Movie and Camp Out. Bring
a chair, blanket and tent. We
will be playing a movie on the
big screen and will provide
popcorn and activities for
the kids. Show starts around
8pm. The feature will be E.T.
Please RSVP by August 24.
For more information please
contact Kathy or Christina at
[email protected].
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Please submit information
for the calendar by the 5th of
August 17 - Trustees Meeting
each month. We do not take
7:30 pm.
responsibility for any misprints
973-729-9200
or errors on the calendar.
August 20 - Town Hall
Meeting 7:00 pm at Lake www.lakemohawkgolfclub.com
Mohawk Country Club. Download our FREE App from the App Store.
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973-729-9200
Download our FREE App from the App Store.
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LAKE LIVING
THE LAKE MOHAWK COUNTRY CLUB
COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE
PLEASE RESPECT THE NO SMOKING
POLICY ON THE BOARDWALK AND THE
OFFERINGS
HAMBURGER – $7
8 ounce Black Angus burger on a
challah roll with lettuce & tomato
served with a deli pickle spear
SURROUNDING AREAS.
LET’S ALL ENJOY THE FRESH AIR!
BLACK BEAN BURGER – $7
Grilled patty on a challah roll with
lettuce and tomato served with a
deli pickle spear
CHEESEBURGER – $8
8 ounce Black Angus burger on a
challah roll with lettuce & tomato
served with a deli pickle spear
ANGUS BEEF SLIDERS (3) – $7
2 ounce Black Angus sliders on
petite brioche rolls served with a
deli pickle spear / American,
Cheddar or Gruyere cheeses
GRILLED CHICKEN
SANDWICH – $7
Herb-grilled chicken breast with
lettuce, tomato, Gruyere cheese
and lemon-herb pesto aioli on a
challah roll
HOT DOG – $3
Thumman’s beef Frankfurter
on a soft bun served with a
deli pickle spear
*Add bacon to any
burger/slider order for $1.00.
Onion available upon request.
Lo�ter Night
at The Boardwalk Club Restaurant
Every Wednesday
SERVED WITH JERSEY FRESH CORN ON THE COB,
BAKED POTATO & DINNER SALAD
$19.95
HOURS OF OPERATION:
Fri & Sat 7:30pm – Closing
(Hours subject to change
due to private events)
973-729-5027
Call For Your Reservations Today!
973-729-5027
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August 2015
AUGUST 2015
REWARDS PROGRAM COMES TO THE
BOARDWALK CLUB RESTAURANT (BWC)
A newly developed dining policy has been announced
for the 2015 summer season at Lake Mohawk.
Members will once again benefit from frequent
dining at the BWC, but with an enhanced Rewards
Program just announced by the Board.
• Members will receive a 5% discount on their meal
(not including alcohol) each time they dine at the
Boardwalk Club starting on Memorial Day Weekend.
• We are continuing to offer the Points program so
members will earn a point for each dollar spent at
the BWC and/or Tiki Bar. Once 500 points are
accumulated, members will receive a $25 credit which
can be used for future dining at the BWC for LMCC
merchandise. Special BWC dining events also qualify
for these rewards. Points expire on December 31.
• We are happy to announce that we DO accept
American Express
• Members and their guests can look forward once
again to Lobster Night on Wednesdays beginning
July 8th, as well as Lake Mohawk favorites like Jake's
Lobster Mac & Cheese and Hutch's Sweet Corn &
Shrimp Chowder.
• For Reservations, please call (973) 729-5027. Please
leave a message if the restaurant is closed. Blake or
Greg will call you back, when they return to the
office, with confirmation.
ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULE
7:30PM - 10:00PM
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1
Geoff Doubleday
Acoustic Hits
FRIDAY, AUGUST 7
Kevin Kinsella
Acoustic Classic Rock
SATURDAY, AUGUST 8
Brian St. John
Acoustic Originals & Covers
FRIDAY, AUGUST 14
Rob Ambrosino
Acoustic Jam Covers
SATURDAY, AUGUST 15
Float Fest 2015
12:00pm - 9:00pm
FRIDAY, AUGUST 21
Chris Perrelli
Acoustic Classic Rock
SATURDAY, AUGUST 22
Mike Deej
Unique Sound of Passion
FRIDAY, AUGUST 28
Geoff Doubleday
Acoustic Hits
SATURDAY, AUGUST 29
Broadway Knights
Great American Swing Era
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If you come by land be sure to bring a chair to sit and listen on the beach!
Five or more bands will play throughout the day!
Back by popular demand:
Orlando Rodriguez, DJ!
This is a benefit event with all donations
going to support the Ski Hawks.
Donations gladly accepted!
Saturday, August 15th, Noon – 9:00pm
Beach 1 at the Boardwalk • Rain date Sunday, August 16th
For more information, contact:
Blake Hargrave: [email protected] or Greg Case: [email protected]
For sponsorship information, please contact Jack Parker, [email protected]
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August 2015
LAKE LIVING
NOTICE TO ALL CLUB MEMBERS
THE LAKE MOHAWK COUNTRY CLUB ANNUAL MEETING
will be held on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2015 AT 9:30 IN THE BALLROOM.
TRUSTEE
NOMINATIONS
The Nominating Committee
is currently in the process of
interviewing Clubmembers who
would like to be considered as
candidates to run for a position
on the Board of Trustees at the
Annual Meeting in November. To
be a Trustee you must be a member
in good standing and have been a
Clubmember for not less than two
years. Clubmembers who wish to
recommend a candidate or wish to
be considered as a candidate should
submit the name, address, and
telephone number of the candidate
to the Nominating Committee.
This can be done by contacting the
Clubhouse in writing or in person.
Submit your recommendations or
your intention to be considered a
candidate to:
Lake Mohawk Country Club
21 The Boardwalk
Sparta, NJ 07871
Attention: Nominating Committee
“ The Enchanted Cottage”
88 West Shore Trail, Lake Mohawk
Beautiful custom built LAKEFRONT home situated on tranqui Tamarack
Cove. Enjoy stunning, luxury master suite with fireplace, Mahogany wood
floors, a theatre, living room w/fireplace, wall to wall windows, Anthony
Sylvan in-ground pool with private dock, two covered porches and many
more features.
For Further Details Call Listing Agent
Dawn Corbo
Sales Representative
Cell: 973-222-1609
[email protected]
www.dawncorbo.com
92 Woodport Rd, Sparta NJ 07871
Office: 973-729-2700 • Direct: 973-726-3964
Cell: 973-222-1609 • [email protected]
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LAKE LIVING
PAPOOSE MEMBER
ROOM RENOVATION
A
s the renovations of the PAPOOSE MEMBER ROOM continue, we want to thank all of our
Members for their generous donations to date. Since January, Members have given over $28,000
in cash or products toward our goal of $30,000. This is a tremendous example of the commitment that
our community continues to demonstrate. The project is expected to be completed by the end of this
summer. Please contact Jay Dunn at [email protected] for further information on
how you can help this great project! We are so close to goal!
WE APPRECIATE ALL DONATIONS & THANK THOSE
WHO HAVE SO GENEROUSLY DONATED THUS FAR!
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Beach #2.................................................. $200
The Giles Family..................................... $200
Beach #4............................................... $1,000
Jayme & Michael McGauley............... $100
Beach #6............................................... $1,250
Debra & Glenn Clark.............................. $200
Twin Hickory Dock................................. $500
Susan & Kevin Hannon......................... $500
Sleepy Lagoon..................................... $2,000
Judith & Ron Beard............................... $400
Lakeland Bank..................................... $7,500
Grace & Bob Atkinson.......................... $500
House Committee................................ $5,000
Beach 5.................................................... $800
Dr. James Fedich.................................... $250
Lake Mohawk Tennis Club.................... $500
Barbara Vey............................................ $200
Jennifer & Stephen McEntee.................$200
John & Maria Fletcher............................ $75
Jennifer & John Mohr........................... $250
Dean Reinauer/Tom Murray................. $250
Mary & Robert McGauley.................... $300
Alan & Diane Tenenbaum..................... $300
John Hansen........................................... $100
Mark & Amy Wooley............................. $200
JoAnn & Michael Lyden....................... $100
Rita Vosshans......................................... $100
Joe Goceljak............................................. $50
The Shabby Chic’s.................................. $250
Laura & Eric Takach.............................. $200
Judy & Peter Stoebling......................... $100
Happy Valley Beach Assoc.................. $200
August 2015
The Fernandez Family......$1,000
Peggy & John McFarlane ..$100
June Poppele .........................$50
Pattie & Chris Cronin ..........$250
Laura & Raymond Crystal ..$100
Carol & Richard Molina .....$100
Christina & Walter Lehneis$250
Jackie & Paul Jones...........$100
Tracey & Steven Waehler .$500
Patricia & John Giantonio .$200
Kathy & Joe Wehmeyer .....$100
Marjorie Strohsahl ..............$200
Pat & Bill Dermody..............$150
Joel Isaacson ......................$100
Monica & Brian Maher ......$100
Lesley & Jeffrey Olson .......$100
Cathy & Artie Goodwin ......$100
Tim Brown ............................$100
Paula Kessler &
Joseph DiPaolo ...................$300
Jan & Mike Keefer ..............$200
Barbara &
Charles Wortmann ..............$200
Jodi Stirnweis ......................$100
Andrew Pontone, Sr............$100
Jan & Jim Wardell ..............$200
TARGET
$30,000
PROGRESS $28,575
Peggy & David Schreck .....$200
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LAKE LIVING
Thank You for Supporting the 2015 Fireworks Display.
Your donations are greatly appreciated and we do hope that you will continue to support the 4th of July celebration.
- JAY DUNN, TRUSTEE; CHAIRMAN, HOUSE COMMITTEE
Alvarez, Tony & Linda
Anderson, Perry & Margaret
Annone, John & Donna
Atkinson, Robert and Grace
Bayha, Daniel & Melanie
Beaulieu, Giulian
Beelaert Family
Bernacki, Jerry & Carol
Biondo, Joe & Ronnie
Biondo, Joe and Sari
Bizzaro, Joseph & Bernadette
Blodgett, Don & LaRue
Burke, Richie & Linda
Byers, Bob
Calder, Doreen and Gordon
Carney, Jessica
Caruso, Chuck & Glen
Chiappinelli, Joseph & Rebecca
Claus, Roy
Corbo, Bob
Corbo, Tony & Dawn
Cote, Anita
Cronin, Christopher & Patricia
Curd, Tyler & Karen
Davis, Brian Mr. & Mrs.
Dermody, Bill & Pat
Devine, Dan & Saville, Shelley
Devine, Michael & Beverly
DiPaolo, Paula
Disken, Ron Day & Linda
Duffy, Evelyn
Duffy, Frank, Mr. & Mrs.
Eliades Family
Fernandez, Jim & Dolores
Fitzgerald, Linda & Perrone,
Joseph
Ford, Jim & Missy
Franks, Richard & Sarah
Fritsch Ed & Chris
Fritsch, Edward Mr. & Mrs.
Furfero, Mike & Elaine
Gallagher, Michael & Clare
Garlic & Oil
Giantonio, Patricia
Goceljak, Joe
Grano, Dr. and Mrs. Domenic
Granovsky, Robert & Bambi
Harpell, Audrey E.
Hast Family
Heckenberger Family
Hull, Susie & Bill
Isaacson, Joel Mr. & Mrs.
Jany, Joann
Jones, Jackie & Lyons, Paul
Keefer, Jan & Mike
Kelly, Larry & Marie
Killen, Julie Killen
Lake Mohawk Marina
Lake Mohawk Yacht Club
Lehneis, Walter Mr. & Mrs.
Lewitus, William & Susan
Liebman, Jeffrey Mr. & Mrs.
Jeffrey
Littleton, Steve & Diane
Lohner, Dr. Joseph Lohner
Lohr, Michale & Sandra
Lopuch Family
Maher, Brian & Monica
Maher, Brian Mr. & Mrs.
Marine Beach III
Markvicka Family
McEntee, Jennifer & Stephen
McFarlane, John & Peggy
McGauley, Jayme & Michael
McGauley, Mary & Bob
Miller, John Jr. Mr. & Mrs.
Miller, Scott & Kathy Lynn
Miner, Richard & Gail
Mohr, John & Jennifer
Molina, Richard & Carol
Murray Tom & Dean Reinauer
Nardelli, Jerry & Mary
Oldridge, Ian and Janice
Pamperin, Ted & Karen
Peek, Charles Mr. & Mrs.
Pontone, Andrew & Mary
Poppele, June
Porter Family
Prezioso, Rich & Patti
Pugliese Family
Reading, Ed and Nancy
Realty Executive
Redfern, Pete & MaryEllen
Roitman Family
Ryan, Michael & Erin
Savage, Wayne & Judy
Schreck, Peggy & David
Scott, Mark & Marjy
Seidman, Barry & Donna
Shaw, Dr. and Mrs. Daniel
Smith, Dennis & Michelle
Sparta Tree Service (Stan Case)
Strohsahl, Marjorie
Sullivan, Daniel & Eileen
Taormina, John & Carole
Tirpack, Janice
Turner, Myles & Katheryn
Vance, Doug
Vandervalk, Melanine and
Ronald
VerDorn, Jerry & Beth
Wagner, Mr. & Mrs.
Wardell, Jim & Jan
Wehmeyer, Joseph Mr. & Mrs.
Wiebel Family
Wolff Family
Woolley, Mark & Amy
Worman, Barry & Allison
Wortmann, Charles & Barbara
Zande, Arthur & Nancy
Zanetakos Family
I AM PROUD TO DONATE TO THE JULY 4TH
FIREWORKS DISPLAY AT LAKE MOHAWK
__ Bronze $10.00 __ Silver $25.00 __ Gold $50.00 __ Other
Name
Address
Please make your check payable to Lake Mohawk Country Club and mail to:
Lake Mohawk Country Club, 21 The Boardwalk, Sparta, New Jersey 07871
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August 2015
MEET THE
KOWALSKI FAMILY
Robin Schwartz with the Kowalski Family
C
ynthia and Jay Kowalski of West Shore Trail
have lived at Lake Mohawk since 1968. After
serving in the US Air Force, Jay responded to a
note on a bulletin board listing a home in LMCC.
That note changed their lives, as they picked up
and moved from the base in New Mexico to their
first home on Alpine Trail. Never having seen Lake
Mohawk, Cynthia was impressed with the view as
she drove into the Plaza, “it looked like a beautiful
Swiss village”, she said. They have enjoyed three
homes during their time at Lake Mohawk.
Eventually the Kowalskis welcomed their three
sons: Eric, Gary and Kevin. Two of their sons are
now raising their own families at LMCC as well.
Cynthia says that her favorite part of living on
the lake is that it gives all of the kids and eight
grandkids reason to come and visit. The family
enjoys skiing and tubing and all kinds of water
sports right in her own backyard.
Cynthia goes on to say that she and her family
loves the BWC restaurant and always bring their
guests to enjoy the beautiful view.
“We have a good life here,”
- adds Cynthia.
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PLAN ANNOUNCED FOR WHITE DEER PLAZA
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n an effort to offer more parking options in the
White Deer Plaza, Sparta Police have initiated a
new parking policy, effective July 13, 2015.
• There will be six 10 minute parking spaces on
the west side of the Plaza (Lakeside).
• Also on the west side of the Plaza (Lakeside)
there will be 1 hour parking enforced from
5am-6pm.
• The east side of the Plaza (St. Moritz and
Krogh’s) will have a two hour parking limit
from 5am-6pm.
There will be additional moves made to enforce
handicapped parking spaces and keep pedestrian
crosswalks clear of parked cars. Summonses
will be issued for violators. “By stepping up this
enforcement, the safety of vehicle and pedestrian
traffic will be heightened making White Deer Plaza
a better place to visit, “according to Sgt. Dennis
Proctor of Sparta Police.
Deborah Graybill, owner of Shelter Vintage in
the Plaza as well as a lifelong resident of LMCC
comments, “The great news is that White Deer
Plaza is thriving and attracting more visitors each
year. We can’t make more parking, so I think it’s
time that we start putting a value on the precious
parking that we do have.”
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LAKE LIVING
GOOD DEEDS
Submitted by Peggy Laddey
T
he Lake Mohawk Preservation Foundation is
proud of its latest project: the installation of a
rain garden.
Work has just begun on this very special Eagle
Scout Project, which is located at the Boardwalk
near the spillway.
A rain garden is a shallow depression
that is planted with deep rooted
native plants and grasses. The plants
then filter the rain water and run
off of pollutants before entering
the waterways. This project largely
benefits water quality, especially at a
lake community.
Club member Tim Clauss has initiated
this garden as his Eagle Scout Project.
We are grateful to Tim and his group
of volunteers for this effort. We are
also hoping that this project inspires
other Members to create rain gardens
in our community for the overall
benefit of the Lake.
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A big thank you goes to Tim and his volunteers, as
well as Tracy and Drew Hoag of Danforth’s Lake
Mohawk Marina, Mohawk Gardens of Sparta
and Dales’s Garden Nursery of Andover for their
generous contributions.
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August 2015
CAPITAL RESERVE STUDY
AND STRATEGIC PLAN
INFORMATIONAL MEETINGS HAPPENING
T
he Board of Trustees, your Management team,
the Strategic Plan Committee, and the Reserve
Study Task Force have been working for the past
two years on two very important initiatives for the
LMCC community: The Capital Reserve Fund
and the Strategic Plan. Prior to the 2015 Annual
Meeting, there will be several opportunities to
present and discuss the recommendations that will
be up for approval on November 7th.
The Capital Reserve Fund is necessary to protect
the infrastructure of our community both now and
in the future. This fund will ensure that LMCC
has the resources to repair and replace buildings,
roads, the Boardwalk, and other assets as needed
while significantly reducing regular financial
shortfalls and surprises.
The Strategic Plan is an outline of big picture
planning for the future growth and improvements for
our community. This Plan will ensure that we are all
striving toward the same goals and working within
the same vision for Lake Mohawk Country Club.
For further information please visit the Lake
Mohawk Country Club website at:
www.lakemohawkcountryclub.com
Member’s homepage – “Strategic Planning.”
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MEETING SCHEDULE
DATE
August 8
August 9
August 16
August 20
September 13
September 17
September 24
October 11
October 18
October 22
TYPE OF COMMUNICATION
Town Hall Meeting
Membership Informational Meeting
Beach Meeting
Town Hall Meeting
Beach Meeting
Town Hall Meeting
Town Hall Meeting
LOCATION
Clubhouse Clubhouse
Sleepy Lagoon
Clubhouse
Beach 4
Clubhouse
Clubhouse
Clubhouse
Clubhouse
Clubhouse
TIME
11am
3pm
2pm
7pm
2pm
7pm
7pm
3pm
1pm
7pm
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12 White Deer Plaza - Sparta, NJ 07871
973-729-0080
NOW OPEN IN WHITE DEER PLAZA!
Great gourmet and gifts are now just down the street!
Our Oil & Vinegar Bar is open! We have 48 varieties of EVOO,
Balsamic and Wine based vinegars, all open to taste!
Monday-Wednesday:
Thursday-Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:
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August 2015
RECIPE
BWC RECIPE
BOARDWALK BOWTIE
SERVES 2
INGREDIENTS:
½ pound Bowtie Pasta
¾ cup Artichoke Hearts (quartered)
¾ cup Broccoli (florets, cooked)
¼ cup Peppadew Peppers (medium dice)
⅓ cup Pomace Olive Oil
3 Tbsp. White Wine
2 Tbsp. Garlic (fresh, chopped)
2 Tbsp. Pignoli Nuts (toasted)
Parmesan Cheese (grated or shaved)
1 Tbsp. +¼ teaspoon Kosher Salt
¼ teaspoon Ground Black Pepper
PREPARATION:
Fill a 4 quart pot with water, add 1 Tbsp. salt and bring to
a boil. Add bowtie pasta and cook until al dente. Place
a large sauté pan on the stove on medium heat. Add
olive oil and garlic; sauté, stirring occasionally, until garlic
begins to lightly brown, about 3 minutes. Add the white
wine and keep on the heat for another minute or so. Add
the artichokes, broccoli and peppadew peppers. Sprinkle
the remaining salt and ¼ tsp. black pepper evenly over
all ingredients in the pan. Continue to cook on medium
heat for 3-5 minutes or until all ingredients are hot. Toss
to ensure even distribution of ingredients and flavors.
DISH ASSEMBLY:
Add the freshly cooked pasta and all the ingredients from
the sauté pan to a large bowl and toss together (make sure
to use a rubber spatula to scrape all the ingredients/sauce
from the pan). Split evenly into bowls and garnish with the
Pignoli nuts and parmesan cheese. This recipe makes two
hearty portions or three slightly smaller portions.
Created by Chef de Cuisine Sean “Hutch”Hutchinson and prepared by the team at the Boardwalk Club Restaurant.
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LAKE LIVING
BEACHES
MARINE BEACH 3
Direct any questions to
[email protected] and
Submitted by Martin Slouka
because event dates and times
reetings Beach 3’ers, new
may change, check the beach3.org
and old. Summer is here
website for updates and to join
and Beach 3 is in full swing. So
come down and catch up with old our mailing list to be notified of
friends and make some new ones, all upcoming events
it is always fun at Beach 3.
Please make sure you have your
BEACH 4
beach tags with you at all times,
Submitted by Christina Repka
no guests are allowed without a tag
he summer always seems to
carrying member. The Club has
go by way too quickly. That is
asked us to pass the word along.
why Beach 4 always tries to pack
August’s Upcoming Events:
in as much fun as possible! August
Friday, August 7, 8pm
is setting up a lot of good times at
Movie Night - Popcorn and soft
the beach. On Friday, August 7th,
drinks included
we will be hosting our first ever
Saturday, August 8, 7pm
Ladies’ night at the beach! Please
Music Night (TBD)
come and join us for a girls-only
night of fun and food. We will
be hosting some activities and
Top Grill Chef Competition
vendors, but mostly just music
Competing chefs will be given
and friends. Starting at 7 pm,
a protein, side and vegetable.
They will have to prepare a meal please bring a snack to share and
something fun to drink! Please
at the beach. The cost is $5 per
RSVP by August 2nd.
person to eat and get a token
to vote for your favorite. The
This August we will also be
winning chef will receive a prize
hosting a family movie and camp
and title of Top Grill Chef 2015. out. On Saturday August 29th,
Email beach3events@gmail.
bring a chair, blanket and tent,
com to RSVP or to enter the
and prepare for a fun night! We
competition as a chef.
will be playing a movie on the big
screen on the beach and provide
popcorn and activities for the
Poker Tournament
Wednesday, August 26, 6pm kids. The show will start around
8 and the feature presentation of
Family Game Night
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“E.T” at sundown. Please RSVP
by August 24th.
As usual, we would like to remind
everyone to please take care of
the beach and all of the beach
amenities. Please take home all of
your refuse and please remind your
children to be nice to the beach
toys and to stay off the boat docks.
Remember to check your email
or join our Facebook group for
info on events and important
dates. If anyone is interested in
participating in one of our events,
has an idea for a summer event
they would like to see at the beach,
or to be added to our email list,
please contact Kathy or Christina
at [email protected].
See you at the beach!
BEACH 6
Submitted Carol Naylor
hank you so much to Donna
and Walt Frimberger for
throwing a wonderful Father’ Day
Brunch! It was fabulous to see so
many families come out on that
rainy morning to honor all the
awesome dads we have at Beach 6.
Family Campout - August 21
(rain date August 22) 7 pm. Call
or email Carol Naylor at
[email protected], 973-729-0275
T
Cigars, Bourbon and Cards
August 29, 7 pm. Call or email
August 2015
Chris Gorvan at
[email protected], 973 7030652 for more info. Grab your
foursome and have a great day on
the green at our Annual Golf
Classic on August 14. Contact
Brad Wicker at bradwicker@
hotmail.com or Marty Viegas,
[email protected] for more
September Happenings:
Beach Elections
September 6, 2 pm - Damien
Petrucelli damienpetrucelli@
centurylink.net, 908-216-3045
IRON CHEF - September 6, 4 pm
- Justin Williams 973 903-6035
We will end the season with our
Labor Day BBQ on Sunday,
September 6th and Octoberfest
coming up in October (TBA).
Volunteer Trustees and LMCC
have been working hard to make
this a beautiful year on the beach.
Please remember to do your part:
Help keep our beach clean by
removing all trash and personal
belongings when you leave. Also
do not forget to carry your beach
tags at all times; lifeguards will
be checking them daily. Remind
your children to follow safety
APLINE BEACH
Questions? Email
[email protected].
Want to have your own party on
the beach? Contact James Brill at
[email protected] for
information. Stay connected
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dulled?
Submitted Julie Knapp
Alpine Beach has been busy this
summer! We have already hosted
some fun events to kick off the
summer. The kids had a blast at
the Schools Out Party this year
and we had a big turnout as
usual. Once again thank you to
DJ Rob Van Brunt for donating
your time and providing us with
a night of great music!!
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Mark your calendars for upcoming
events at Alpine Beach. On August
14th at 7 pm join us for our
annual Luau on the beach, adults
only. Great food and drink plus
live music by the Hoi Polloi Band.
The Alpine Beach Association
Annual Golf Classic will be at 1
pm on Friday, September 4th at
the Farmstead Golf Club. The cost
is $150 per person and includes
golf, cart, and meal plus raffles,
prizes, and more. Multi-level
sponsorship will be available. Be
sure to check out our website for
more info: www.alpinepool.org
rules especially when on the
trampoline, no more than four
children or two adults at a time.
Speaking of keeping our beach
beautiful, have you noticed the
beautiful new sign? Thanks so
much to the Diamond family for
creating the new sign.
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SLEEPY LAGOON
Submitted by Stacy Maldonado
e are halfway through
summer and the fun
continues. Starting with August
7th, it is Neighborhood Night
down at the lagoon on Friday
evenings. Feel free to BBQ or
just a pack a cooler, bring a
board game or play a round
of horseshoes, build a bonfire
and roast marshmallows. This
is informal and all up to you to
enjoy the space created by years
of volunteers and also your dues.
Speaking of dues, thank you
to the following members for
contributing to the SLBA fund:
Zanetakos, Russo, Orlando,
VanVoorst, Kropps, Heathcote,
Cote, Lyden, Abrams, Kerbel,
Gialanella, Marach, and to
Mr. VonAncken for his $100
donation! Thank you to all who
have also paid for the kayak slips.
President Mike Rennie is working
with LMCC to get assistance in
cleaning up and rebuilding the
launch area.
This month we have two other
exciting venues - the annual
Lake Mohawk Golf Classic on
Friday, August 14th at 8 a.m. at
Ballyowen Golf Club. There will
be plenty of food and beverages
plus awards. The cost is $150
per player. Foursomes are nice.
Call, text, or email Mike for
more information or to reserve
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your spot at (973) 951-3634,
[email protected].
The SLB Family Campout is
back! Started by John Figiel
many, many years ago with just
a couple of families, this event
grew over the years. Jim and
Karen Hotchkiss took over the
reins and then passed it on to
Bill and Wendy Miller.
The beach has been sleepy lately,
but now John Vreeland offered
to help revive this event. See
your email and the signboard
for date and details.
Thank you to the entire
Vreeland family, especially
Mark and Pam, for doing a
fantastic job organizing the
Fishing Derby in June. So much
goes into this event, especially
behind the scenes. We want to
thank Emily, John, Jake and
Claire for judging the contest
and Erin for taking photos.
Little Sarah kept her title and
won “most fish” in the age 1 to
7 category and Jamie caught
the “biggest fish”. In the 8 and
up group Nick Gialanella beat
out sister Skylar with “most
fish” and JD Shellenberger won
“biggest” with a pickerel. Thank
you to all who participated and
brought snacks to share.
Save the date - The annual
Labor Day Salsa Challenge/Pig
Roast is Sunday, Sept 6th
HAPPY VALLEY BEACH
Submitted by Eric Takach
ow that was some party!
No one can say that
HVBer’s are not a hardy bunch;
braving the rain, wind, cold….
and the Dunk Tank to kick off the
summer. Thanks to everyone for
their contributions and help in
making this a great time in spite of
the weather. A special “high-five”
goes out to our Lifeguard Casey
for hanging in there to be sure the
kids were safe in the water, it was
really appreciated.
Did everyone notice the shrub
in the shape of an “M” for
Mohawk at the parking lot?
Great job on the trimming
once again Brian! I also want to
thank Andrew, Dennis, Mike,
Jeff, and Jack for spreading the
extra beach sand; we have been
getting a lot of compliments.
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August 2015
Just a reminder to please make sure
to have the appropriate member
and guest tags with you when
visiting the beach and cooperate
with the guards when they do their
required badge checks.
Also, remember we are a carry
in/out beach so please be sure
to bring any trash home with
you when you leave, it is a big
help. Keep an eye on the bulletin
board, as well as Facebook, for
more happenings at the beach.
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INTRACLUBS
LAKE MOHAWK
SKI HAWKS
LAKE MOHAWK
TENNIS CLUB
LAKE MOHAWK
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Submitted by Marianne Zanatakos
uly was a busy month for the
team. We had our July 4th
show, thanks to all who came
out to celebrate our nation’s
birthday and cheer the team on.
The following week we skied a
show for the White Lake Festival
in Rockaway. Our July finished
up with our annual Regional
Competition, this year they were
held in Connecticut. This is a new
site and a new team is joining
the group from Maine. I am sure
it will be a great time for all! It
is always a great weekend and a
chance for us to see other talent
on the water. Everyone works
really hard the day of competition
and that is greatly appreciated.
The Ski Hawks have been very
fortunate this year, we have
many new members and are
thrilled to have the additional
talent and support.
We have a month left on the
water. If you have ever wanted to
try skiing please come and talk
to us. August is when we try new
things and have a lot of fun.
We are on the water every
Tuesday and Thursday night.
Come have a beverage and dinner
at the Boardwalk Club and enjoy
some great skiing.
See you on the water!
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Submitted by Christopher McAtee
he Lake Mohawk Tennis
Club hosts the annual
mixed doubles tournament for
Clubmembers on August 8 and
9. The event is a nice mixture
of competition and socializing.
Every effort will be made to
match you with a partner if you
need one. Lunch and a pizza
dinner will be provided. Match
time and draws will be posted
on the corkboard at the Club on
Friday night, August 14th.
E-mail [email protected]
if you are interested in playing
either or both of the events or if
you are interested in joining the
Club. Notice of intent to play
an event would be appreciated
at least seventy-two hours in
advance of the event.
Interested in obtaining quality
lessons for you or your children?
Contact Anne Lyons at altennis@
yahoo.com/862-268-6557 or
Gary Kitchell at gkitch53@gmail.
com or 772-321-9203 to arrange
an individual or group lesson.
All 2015 upcoming
events are listed at http://
lakemohawktennisclub.com/ as
well as pretty much everything
you would want to know about
the Club.
Submitted by Donald Okner
he Gabor Cup Regatta
on June 7 brought seven
boats to the line including three
Lightning’s, three Snipes and
one O’pen Bic. It was a picture
perfect day on Lake Mohawk
that allowed for two races with
John Miller as our race official.
The Lightning’s completed both
races with Rich Miner winning
the regatta followed by Perry
Anderson in second. Haley
Chute took third place in a
Snipe, edging out Peter Breiling
in a Lightning. The other Snipes,
skippered by John Marx and
Howard Gooblar sailed the first
race, but Howard went over and
was a DNF. Mark Marussich
sailed an O’pen Bic in race one
but also capsized and was a DNF.
Following the races, we celebrated
with our Makani Party. Many
got into the spirit with Hawaiian
shirts and leis. Rich Miner
manned the grill and cooked up
some terrific chicken and others
brought food of all types.
Racing was canceled on June 14
due to lack of wind. But on June
21 sailing resumed with three
Lightning’s competing in two
races run by Mark Marussich and
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daughter Catherine. The first race
was a triangle course with the
prevailing wind out of the north
and was won by Rich Miner.
Perry Anderson was second and,
despite a good start, Don Okner
came in third. The wind shifted
to west south west for the second
race, Perry Anderson led the way
taking first place followed by
Rich Miner in second and Don
Okner third. Rain followed by
no wind and this forced another
cancellation on June 28.
On July 4 we held our annual
Independence Day party and July
5 was the day for the Marine Base
Regatta. More about those events
in next month’s Papoose.
We also welcome as new
members Jody Lepore, crewing
for Don Okner, Ian and Esther
Weintraub, sailing in our Sunfish
Fleet and junior member Joshua
Bajramoska, also sailing a Sunfish.
The following is a list of tentative
dates of upcoming events:
SEPTEMBER 5
Commodore’s Cup Regatta and
Party
OCTOBER 17
Annual Meeting
OCTOBER 18
Last Day of Racing
NOVEMBER 15
Awards Party
RACE OFFICIALS FOR
AUGUST ARE AS FOLLOWS:
AUG 02
Cancelled Race Reassigned or P.
Anderson
AUG 09
R. Miner / G. Miner
AUG 16
T. Mackey / C. Mackey
AUG 23
P. Anderson / M. Anderson
AUG 30
J. Marx
SEP 06
J. Miller / R. Enck
Commodore’s Cup (Sunfish Fleet)
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August 2015
LAKE MOHAWK
POWER BOAT
CLUB
Submitted by Jennifer Philips
any thanks to Bob Voeglie,
Patrice Kullman, Eileen
Hickey and friends for hosting
another terrific Beach Party on
July 10 at Beach 1. Special thanks
to Dennis (DJ) and Susan KnaussMacfarlane for the music and
audio equipment for the evening.
What a beautiful place to enjoy a
sunny evening, watch the sunset
and dance under the stars!
M
Coming Events Over the Next
Few Months Include:
AUGUST 9
Raft Up, Sponsored by Melanie
Vander Valk
SEPTEMBER 6
Our Famous Boat Rally, Sponsored
by Carol Nuttle and Friends
OCTOBER 9
Bi-Annual Business Meeting in the
East Lounge
DECEMBER 12
Holiday Ball, Sponsored by Sheila
and Frank Wood
Special thanks to LMCC’s
catering staff for providing the
planning, food and libations
for our monthly events—they
continue to work hand-in-hand
with our little organization to
provide a very enjoyable venue for
us to gather and share good times
with cherished and new friends!
We have a very experienced group
of volunteers eager to get out on
the water and teach new members
(or members new to boating on
the lake) “the ropes” by spending
an afternoon familiarizing
novices with the rules and
regulations, boat handling,
boating hazard areas, great fishing
spots and dos and don’ts
of our wonderful lake.
Collectively we have a
wealth of knowledge of
boating and Lake Mohawk
that can’t be beat! This is
our small way of giving
back to the wonderful
community we live in,
and helping ensure that
we all have a safe and
worry-free experience
for years to come. If
you are interested in
taking advantage of
this great opportunity,
please contact New
Member Chairperson,
Shelley Saville at
SJSaville973@gmail.
com, to set up a
convenient time.
Don’t forget to order your
MPC Logowear! I enjoy
my ¼ zip sweatshirt and rain
jacket every time I put it on and
always get compliments when
I wear them. Place your order;
open ordering will be available
until August 8, 2014. The
bulk order will be placed and
delivery is anticipated for the
Boat Rally in September. http://
www.companycasuals.com/
MohawkPBC/start.jsp
Any questions, contact Eileen
Hickey at [email protected]
If you are interested in Joining
Mohawk Powerboat Club, please
contact Susan Knauss-MacFarlane
at [email protected].
Cheers to Lake Mohawk!
See you on the water!
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LAKE PEOPLE
CELEBRATIONS
ANDE WITTENMEIER RECEIVES HER
FIVE YEAR NATIONAL AWARD
Clubmember Ande Wittenmeier, a piano student of
Beverly Flormann, has attained her Five Year National
Award in classical piano by performing a memorized
ten piece program each year for five years.
Ande’s program covered 400 years of music
including Baroque, Classical, Romantic and
Contemporary. Ande is a member of The National
Fraternity of Student Musicians and has been a
student of Mrs. Flormann’s for eight years.
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PIZZA BISTRO WINS
KIWANIS OF LENAPE
VALLEY PIZZA CHALLENGE
Clubmembers Sharon Rawlins and Alice
Harrison present Byram resident Tim
Harder, Pizza Bistro owner, the first place
plaque for the 2015 Kiwanis of Lenape
Valley Pizza Challenge.
The Pizza Challenge is held at Wild
West City in Byram early in the summer.
It is the fund raiser for the Kiwanis of
Lenape Clothe a Child project which
provides new winter coats for elementary
school children in the Byram, Stanhope,
Netcong and Hopatcong school districts.
Several pizzerias participated in the
competition and Pizza Bistro was the
people’s choice for the best pizza.
Also, several bakeries, including Cafe
Pierrot, and restaurants, including The
Black Forest Inn, donated baked goods
for an old fashioned cake walk.
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August 2015
BIRTHS
ARIA ELEANOR LEONDI
Clubmembers Michael and Katelyn Leondi of
Maple Parkway are pleased to announce the birth
of their daughter, Aria Eleanor Leondi.
The Leondi family welcomed Aria into the world
on May 31, 2015 at 4:07am, weighing 7 pounds
10 ounces and measuring 20.5 inches.
Baby Aria is the first child for the couple who
grew up in Sparta and attended Pope John XXIII
Regional High School.
MADILYNN TAYLOR LYNOTT
Madilynn Taylor Lynott, granddaughter of
Clubmembers Jean and Kevin Lynott, was born
on February 14, 2015 in High Point NC.
She is the daughter of Brendan Lynott who lived
in Lake Mohawk prior to moving to NC and
former Ski Hawk Stacy Brady Lynott.
Madilynn is also the granddaughter of Barb Brady of
Allamuchy NJ and former Clubmember Dan Brady.
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The proud grandparents are Clubmembers
Linda Leondi of Alpine Trail, Michael Leondi of
Cupertino, CA, Joan DeRogatis of Sparta and Jim
DeRogatis of Asheboro, NC.
ANNIKA RITA LADDEY
Ryan and Ashima Laddey joyfully
announce the birth of their
daughter, Annika Rita Laddey.
Annika was born on July 1, 2015
at New York Presbyterian Hospital.
She weighed 7.1 lbs. and measured
19 inches.
The very proud Grandparents are
Clubmembers Peggy Laddey and
the late Brian Laddey of Crestwood
Trail and Suman and Anju Taneja
of West Windsor, New Jersey.
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LAKE PEOPLE
PASSINGS
RAYMOND RYAN
Clubmember Raymond Jason Ryan, 83 of Sparta
NJ passed away, on June 13, 2015 of injuries
sustained in a fall.
He was born in Brooklyn, NY on March 19,
1932 to the late Irene and Tom Ryan. He later
moved to NJ, raised his family in Netcong, and
eventually settled in Sparta. He attended St.
John’s University on an athletic scholarship and
graduated with both a bachelor and a law degree.
After serving his country in the Army, Ray
practiced law for many years and in many roles
before retiring twenty-three years ago.
Ray was a devout Catholic and attended Mass daily,
where he made many friends, as he did everywhere he
went throughout his life. He was as funny as he was
kind. He had a brilliant mind and was sought out
by many for advice and encouragement. He will be
missed by all who knew him.
He is pre-deceased by his loving wife of forty-seven
years, Peggy Ryan and his children, Matthew Ryan
of Staten Island, NY; Michael Ryan of Sparta, NJ,
Cecelia Puglio and her husband Victor of Sparta,
NJ; and Eileen McFarland and her husband, Jeffrey
of Byram, NJ. He was known as Papa Ray to his
six grandchildren as well as his many grandnieces
and grandnephews.
JOEL SHAPIRO
Clubmember Joel Shapiro, 75, passed away on
June 17, 2015. Joel was born in Brooklyn and has
resided in New York, Pennsylvania, and Illinois
before moving to NJ. He served in the US Army
during the Korean War and was a graduate of the
University of Pittsburgh. He began his career
in manufacturing engineering with Hoffman
Electronics in Chicago, and subsequently became
the Manager of Manufacturing for the Controls
Division of The Singer Company for eleven years.
In 1977, Mr. Shapiro formed Bonjoel Enterprises
of Des Plaines, Illinois, a computer consulting firm
providing custom software to small businesses.
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Upon relocating to Sparta, NJ in 1984, Mr.
Shapiro became the President of Bonjoel, Inc.
and Joelbon LLC and, in partnership with Aurora
Manufacturing, developed custom software for the
meat and poultry industries. He retired in 2013.
He held an Amateur Radio License issued by
the FCC for over sixty years. Joel was accredited
as a Volunteer Examiner with the American
Radio Relay League, was a creative woodworker,
accomplished photographer, and a talented selftaught musician playing guitar and theatre organ.
He was a member of the Sussex County Amateur
Radio Club, Garden State Theatre Organ Society,
and the New York Theatre Organ Society.
Joel is predeceased by parents Doris and Louis
Shapiro and by son, Laurence in 2009. He is
survived by his wife of 45 years, Bonnie, Daughterin-law, and Maureen Griffin-Shapiro of Maricopa,
AZ, and Granddaughters: Jessica Shapiro of
Maricopa, AZ, Lindsey Conrad of Silverdale, WA,
Mallory Chapin and husband, Walter, of Spanaway,
WA and three great-grandchildren. Cousin, Frank
Catenaccio and wife, Trudy, of Corolla, NC, Sisterin-Law, Barbara McKinley of Macon, GA, and a
host of adopted family and friends.
MANUEL J. REIS
Clubmember Manuel J. Reis went home to the
Lord on Sunday, July 12, 2015 with his loving
wife by his side.
He was born in New Bedford, Mass., on
November 17, 1926 and relocated to Portugal at
the age of six months. He grew up near Aveiro,
Portugal and attended the seminary school at
Santa Jeana in Aveiro. He moved back to the U.S.
at the age of seventeen and settled in Newark,
NJ. One year later, Manuel was drafted into the
US Navy and was stationed on the U.S.S. Jejune,
a troop transport ship, until he was discharged
in 1946. He began working in a foundry while
completing academic courses at Central Evening
High School in Newark, where he graduated in
August 2015
1949. Over the next decade, Manuel combined
forty hours of weekly work at construction sites,
and also Western Electric, while taking night
classes at Seton Hall University.
He was proud to graduate with Seton Hall’s
centennial class of 1956, with a major in Spanish,
and minors in French and English. He was fluent
in five languages. He completed his Masters of
Arts from Rutgers University in 1964, and began
his teaching career when Sparta High School
opened in 1959, retiring in 1988. He was also a
professor at Rutgers University’s Newark campus
for twelve years. Manny played soccer with Sport
Club Portuguese from 1948-1954. He was the first
soccer coach at Sparta High School in 1960, and
coached for twenty years amassing a career record
of 194 wins, 72 losses, and 20 ties. Manny was
inducted into the New Jersey Soccer Association
Hall of Fame in 1997. In 1999, he was inducted
into the Sussex County Hall of Fame. Manuel was
the first president of the, Luso International Soccer
Association from 1979-1980, Sparta Kiwanis
president from 1987-88, and a founding member
of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha RC Church in Sparta.
Pre-deceasing him is a granddaughter; Aurora
Danielle Mattie, and a sister; Angelina Corsaro.
Manny is survived by his beloved wife of sixtyfive years; Aurora G. Reis. Three loving daughters;
Maria-Elena Kitchell of Vero Beach, Fl., Michelle
Kretschmer of Hardyston, NJ, and Aurora Mattie
of Marlton, NJ, as well as seven grandchildren.
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HOUSE COMMITTEE ANNUAL HOUSE
TOUR DOCENTS AND HOMES NEEDED
The House Committee’s Annual House Tour will
be held on Sunday, September 13, 2015. If you
would like to be a docent or show your home,
please call Judy Dunn at 973 729-4325. Please
give your name, address, phone number and
morning or afternoon preference. We will try our
best to accommodate your requests, but please get
them to us early.
We certainly appreciate all the help we receive and
hope that our docents enjoy highlighting these
wonderful homes.
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LAKE SAFETY
ON THE WATERFRONT
- QUICK REFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS
BEACH TAGS
Beach tags are strictly enforced. No tags, no
beach. Please make sure you have your Beach/
Club tags and Guest wristbands. Guest
wristbands can be purchased at the club office
during normal business hours. When the office
is closed, the Boardwalk Club cashier will have
some for purchase. MEMBERS MUST BE
WITH THEIR GUESTS. Beach Patrol Security
will also be checking tags and member cards at
Beaches after Lifeguard hours.
BEACH PARTIES
Each Beach Association has their own Beach
Party policy and procedure. However, every
Beach or Private Party function must be
registered with the Waterfront Director. This is
necessary for proper staffing for the event. A
Beach and Private Party Registration form is
available on line on the club’s website. This form
must be submitted at least seven (7) days prior to
the event to ensure proper staffing.
ICE CREAM SOCIAL
The Annual Ice Cream Social is scheduled for
Tuesday, August 11th at 7PM in the Grand
Ballroom. This is for all of our participants in our
Learn to Swim program, Junior Lifeguard program
and Waterfront Lifeguarding course graduates.
Siblings and family are also invited.
MARINE PATROL
We have experienced some late night speeders on
the lake and the Trustees have taken a zero tolerance
policy for this. Several violators have been brought
before the Marine Services Adjudication Board and
received suspension of boating privileges ranging
from 30 days to the remainder of boating season.
Violators have also been required to successfully
complete an instructor led N.J. State Boating Safety
course, even if they already have a Boating Safety
Certificate. Some beaches and docks have had some
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kayaks and canoes go missing only to find them
at other beaches. Current LMCC tags help us to
locate owners when we find these vessels. Strongly
suggest that kayaks and canoes be locked up at
your dock. Persistent expired LMCC tag violators
have had their boats padlocked at docks until
they comply wiwwwth the LMCC regulations of
registering their boat. This is in addition to the
50-100% penalty fee assessed by the Club when
they do register their boats.
NAVIGATION BUOYS
Please notify the Marine Patrol if any Navigation
Buoy seems out of place. Please pay attention
to these regulatory buoys. There are over 75
Navigation buoys on the lake.
VESSEL SAFETY CHECKS
For a U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Vessel
Safety Check, please contact Rich Carlson at
[email protected] and schedule one. These
are free, usually taking about 10-15 minutes and
upon successful inspection, you may be able to get
a discount on your boat insurance.
STAND UP PADDLEBOARDS:
As previously reported in last month’s article, the
U.S. Coast Guard now considers SUPs vessels and
subject to PFD requirements. HOWEVER, New
Jersey considers SUPs as recreational and sports
items and does not require PFDs UNLESS you are
under 13 yrs. of age.
LMCC LIFEGUARD OLYMPICS:
On Monday, August 3rd, at 6:30 PM at Beach 1,
our Lifeguards have their annual Olympics. This
pits the guards from the East Shore against those
from the West Shore in some fun and serious
competitions. It ends with the traditional greased
watermelon contest. Junior Lifeguards also field
a team. Come out and cheer for your favorite
Beach Lifeguards.
August 2015
2nd ANNUAL SUSSEX COUNTY
LIFEGUARD COMPETITION
Lake Mohawk will again host the Sussex County
Lifeguard Competition on Monday, August 10th
at 6PM at Beach 1. All Lifeguards from the
various lake communities in Sussex County are
invited to compete. Last year, LMCC took first
place overall in a field of 40 Lifeguards competing
from different lakes and the pool. Please come
and watch as Sussex County’s best lifeguards
compete in several lifesaving events. LMCC had
the best cheering section last year-let’s support
our team again!
BRIDGE
Bridge jumpers will be reported to the Trustees and
Marine Services Adjudication Board for action.
This is dangerous and causes liability to the club.
Non members may be charged with trespassing.
FACEBOOK PAGE
The Marine Services maintains a Facebook page.
We continually update it with safety information,
lake and beach conditions, weather advisories,
swim lesson cancellations, and beach closings. Feel
free to visit us.
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August 2015
LAKE SAFETY
BEAR SIGHTINGS
D
ue to the increase in local bear sightings
during the spring and summer season please
follow these precautions issued by the New Jersey
Department of Environmental Protection Division
of Fish and Wildlife:
• Secure your trash and eliminate obvious
sources of food, such as pet food on decks,
easy-to-reach bird feeders, or food residues left
in barbecue grills.
• Use certified bear-resistant garbage containers
if possible. Otherwise, store all garbage in
containers with tight-fitting lids and place them
along the inside walls of your garage, or in the
basement, a sturdy shed or other secure areas.
• Wash garbage containers frequently with a
disinfectant solution to remove odors. Put out
garbage on collection day, not the night before.
• Avoid feeding birds when bears are active. If
you choose to feed birds, do so during daylight
hours only and bring feeders indoors at night.
Suspend birdfeeders from a free-hanging wire,
making sure they are at least ten feet off the
ground. Clean up spilled seeds and shells daily.
• Immediately remove all uneaten food and food
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bowls used by pets fed outdoors.
Clean outdoor grills and utensils to remove
food and grease residue. Store grills securely.
Do not place meat or any sweet foods in
compost piles.
Remove fruit or nuts that fall from trees in
your yard.
Install electric fencing as an effective way to
protect crops, beehives and livestock
If you encounter a bear that is standing its
ground, remain calm and do not run. Make
sure the bear has an escape route. Avoid direct
eye contact, back up slowly and speak with a
low, assertive voice.
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August 2015
LAKE SAFETY
NOTICES
Keep Your Children Safe
Fisherman
ANY CHILD TWELVE YEARS OF AGE AND
UNDER MUST WEAR A PROPERLY FITTED
U.S. COAST GUARD APPROVED PERSONAL
FLOATATION DEVICE (PFD) WHENEVER THE
VESSEL THEY ARE ON IS UNDERWAY.
LAKE MOHAWK REQUIRES THAT WHEN FISHING
YOU OBEY THE CATCH AND RELEASE RULES
THAT APPLY TO ALL FISHING IN THE LAKE.
Marine Enforcement
Warning Speed Limits
for Boaters
THE LAKE MOHAWK MARINE PATROL
PROVIDES A ROUTINE PATROL OF THE
LAKE. OFFENDERS WILL BE REQUIRED TO
APPEAR BEFORE THE MARINE SERVICES
ADJUDICATION BOARD.
THE BOARD, AFTER AN APPROPRIATE
HEARING, MAY SUSPEND THE BOATING
PRIVILEGES OF AN INDIVIDUAL OR ORDER
THE REMOVAL OF SPECIFIC WATERCRAFT FOR
VIOLATIONS. ANY HEARING BY THIS BOARD
SHALL BE BEFORE AT LEAST THREE MEMBERS
OF THE MARINE SERVICES COMMITTEE AND
THE CLUB MANAGER. ALL DECISIONS OF THE
BOARD WILL BE REPORTED TO THE LMCC
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Purchasing a Boat?
ANY PERSON PLANNING TO PURCHASE A
BOAT OVER 19 FEET IS ADVISED TO CONTACT
THE LAKE MOHAWK COUNTRY CLUB OFFICE
OR MARINE SERVICE TO AVOID CONFUSION.
ALL POWER BOATS MUST BE INSPECTED
BEFORE THEY CAN GO IN THE WATER.
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• POWERBOATS SHALL NOT EXCEED A
SPEED OF 10 MPH FROM SUNDOWN TO
8AM ANYWHERE ON THE LAKE.
• POWERBOATS SHALL NOT EXCEED 5 MPH
WITHIN 200 FEET OF ANY SHORE, WHARF,
PIER, BRIDGE STRUCTURE OR ABUTMENT
AND DOCK.
• ALL WATERCRAFT ARE PROHIBITED
FROM OPERATING WITHIN 200 FEET OF A
DESIGNATED SWIMMING AREA.
Attention All Boaters!
WARNING AT THE SPILLWAY
THE MOUTH OF THE SPILLWAY IS VERY LARGE. WHEN
BOATING IN THE AREA OF THE SPILLWAY BE AWARE OF
THE WARNING BUOYS AND DO NOT GO PAST THEM. YOU
CANNOT SEE FROM YOUR CRAFT, BUT THERE ARE LARGE
ROCKS AT THE ENTRANCE TO THE SPILLWAY. ENTERING
THIS AREA IS HAZARDOUS AND IS PROHIBITED.
August 2015
LAKE ENVIRONMENT
HYDRO RAKING
AND HARVESTING IN THE UPPER LAKE BEGINS
H
ydro Raking and Harvesting
began in the Upper Lake
in mid July. These efforts will
continue in an effort to remove
excessive vegetation in the Lakes.
This lake quality initiative will
focus on the Upper Lake and
Turtle Cove in 2015 and then
become an annual project with
the guidance of Princeton Hydro,
Aquatic Technologies and our
engineering consultants, CP
Engineers. This process maintains
the health and recreational
viability of all of the lakes.
According to Stephen J. Souza
Ph.D. and President of Princeton
Hydro, LLC, “This process is a
physical means of aquatic plant
(week) and mat algae control that
can be used in combination with
or as an alternative to the chemical
control of either”.
Many thanks to the residents for
their support and involvement in
this critical project.
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August 2015
COMMUNITY
COME CHEER ON THE
SUSSEX COUNTY MINERS
AT SKYLANDS STADIUM
L
ooking for a fun activity to do with the family
this summer? How about some exciting
professional baseball? You do not have to travel
to the Bronx or Queens – baseball is back at
Skylands Stadium in Augusta!
The Sussex County Miners, New Jersey’s newest
independent baseball team, is gearing up for more
baseball fun through the end of the summer. The
Miners will host twenty home games in August, and
three in early September. Fans can join the adorable
mascot Herbie, the “miner,” to cheer on the Sussex
County Miners as they take on such teams as the
Garden State Grays, the New Jersey Jackals, the
Quebec Capitales, the Trois-Rivieres Aigles, the
Ottawa Champions and the Rockland Boulders.
The Sussex County Miners provide a great day
out for both kids and adults. The concession stand
features delicious food and drinks at affordable
prices. Tickets for Miners games are $10 for reserve
seating and $12 for field-level seats. The team has
special promotions every week, such as Kids Go Free
Wednesdays, Cheap Cheap Thursdays and more.
And, at every Saturday night home game, baseball
fans can enjoy spectacular fireworks. Remaining
fireworks shows this summer are: August 1, 15,
22, 29 and Sept. 5. Fans also won’t want to miss
Family Fun Sundays, when kids can run the bases
and take family photos on the field. Come on out
on any Friday night to see movies such as Frozen,
the Lego Movie, Big Hero 6 and more.
The Miners players come from New Jersey and
across the United States, as well as from other
professional teams, including a couple of former
Major League players. As the profile of the team
grows and Skylands Stadium takes its place as
a gem in professional baseball, more and more
established players will want to make Sussex
County their baseball home.
The Sussex County Miners provide Skylands
Stadium and Sussex County with a high profile
in the greater professional baseball community.
The inaugural season has featured an All-Star
Team from Japan, as well as the Canadian teams.
Teams from the sister independent league, the
American Association, have also traveled to
Skylands Stadium this summer.
The Miners are also contributing to the
community with a college intern program,
providing local college students the opportunity
to develop their skills as they seek a career in
professional sports. This season, the team has
seven interns focusing on general operations and
on-field promotions.
“Baseball has traditionally played a role in
building community and for bringing generations
together. In our inaugural year, we have developed
promotions to highlight veterans, Boy Scouts,
Girl Scouts, SCARC and dozens of other not-forprofit organizations in our community,” said Dave
Chase, general manager of the Sussex County
Miners. “The Miners and Skylands Stadium are
working hard to provide a gathering place for all of
northwestern New Jersey.”
Visit www.sussexcountyminers.com for more
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August 2015
COMMUNITY
LAKE MOHAWK GOLF CLUB
Some 9 holers in
between rain showers.
N
or rain, nor sleet, nor snow, well
maybe sleet and snow, would
deter the Lake Mohawk Women
Golfers but certainly not rain.
Although Tuesdays in June presented
rain showers the tournaments
proceeded with the following results:
9 HOLE WINNERS FOR
PARTNERS:
Barbara Rice & Jan Keefer
HANDICAP TOURNAMENT:
Judy Savage
MOHAWK CUP:
Barbara Rice & Doreen Skok
FLAG TOURNAMENT:
Specialized Physical Therapists
Who Make a Difference
Melissa Prestipino
Melissa Graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Movement Science from
the School of Kinesiology at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
Subsequently, Melissa conpleted her Masters in Physical Therapy from
Touro College in NYC. She then graduated from Simmons College with
a Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT). Melissa has been a practicing
physical therapist since 2001. Melissa was employed by the NYU
Medical Center/Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation as a Senior Physical Therapist for six years where
she worked with patients with a variety of conditions including orthopedic (joint replacements,
sports injury, trauma/falls) and neurologic (stroke, ALS, Parkinson’s, Spinal Cord Injury). Melissa
has been employed as a physical therapist at Therapeutics Unlimited (formerly known as “Sparta
Fit for Life”) for the past 6 years. Melissa has also completed certifications in athletic training, Mat
Pilates, and Beachbody’s PIYO. Melissa completed a student internship at the Harkness Center for
Dancers at the Hospital for Joint Disease in NYC and has a strong passion for treating dancers and
promoting dance injury prevention. Melissa has been taking dance lessions since the age of 5 and
continues to study and perform ballet with the Centre for Dance Artistry in Sparta. Melissa & her
husband reside in Sparta along with their two young boys, Russell and Bradley.
Esther Kashkin
18 HOLE WINNERS FOR
PARTNERS:
Carol Kozy & Leslie Plifka
RUNNERS UP:
Melva Cummings & Debbie
Marcellus
MEMBER GUEST:
first place to Debbie Marcellus,
Barbara Sellinger, Jamie Peicher &
Diane Kitson.
Lake Mohawk competed in the
first round of the Triple Challenge
Tournament held at Newton
Country Club. Lake Mohawk
finished first followed closely in
second Newton Golf Club and
Panther Valley Golf Club third.
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August 2015
COMMUNITY
SPARTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
“SMOOTH SAILIN”
- WITH
L
DR. FRED VAN KUREN AND JEFF GAYNOR
isten to the music of “Smooth Sailin”, easy
listening sounds with Dr. Fred Van Keuren on
drums and Jeff Gaynor on guitar, bass and vocals,
Sunday, August 9 from 1 to 4 pm at the Van Kirk
Homestead, at 336 Main Street, Sparta, NJ 07871,
use Route 517 Sparta Middle School Driveway.
Bring your lawn chair, rain or shine, for easy
listening to the selections from the latest CD release,
“A Little Romance”, also available for purchase.
Dr. Fred Van Keuren founded his dental practice,
Mohawk Dentistry in 1990 in Sparta. His love
of music began at his Aunt Catherine’s home
where he studied piano and later played drums in
high school. While pursuing his dental career he
continued to make musical appearances in NYC
and at the World Trade Center. He also owned
and operated the Vernon School of Music and
Dance. Many of the compositions you will hear on
Sunday are original works by Dr. Fred.
Jeff Gaynor, a Bronx guy who joined the Navy and
played music as a Good Will Ambassador while
on his ship. He toured with show bands and won
several awards doing studio work in the New York
Metro area. Upon moving in the 1970’s to Sussex
County, he continued to perform locally and
teach. The “Smooth Sailin’” duo entertains in the
area at various music venues and restaurants.
The Van Kirk Homestead will also be open and
hosting their second Sunday of the month Open
House to tours. There is no fee for the event.
Friendly’s, located in both Newton and Wantage,
will be on the premises with an ice cream cart. All are
welcome. For more information call 973-726-0883
or [email protected]
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COMMUNITY
SPARTA FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS
A
re you new to the Sparta area and looking for
a friendly face? Maybe you have lived here
for years and suddenly find yourself with time to
explore some of the many wonderful things our
community has to offer while making new friends?
Why not join us and become a part of Sparta
Friends and Neighbors?
Sparta Friends and Neighbors is a social
organization that seeks to promote friendship
through a wide range of activities, events,
philanthropic efforts, and a monthly a meeting,
September to May, with local speakers.
Some of our monthly activities include: Bowling,
Bunco, Books and Movies, Chick Flicks, Sassy
Stitchers, Creative Happenings, Evening Socials,
Gourmet Cooking, Lunch Bunch, Mah Jongg, Pay
it Forward, Day Trippers, and more.
We will be hosting our first meeting of the new
Club year on September 9th, 2015, from 9:30 a.m.
to 11:00 a.m. at the Sparta Ambulance Building.
We welcome all new and old area residents
to come and hear what we are all about. To
find out more about our Club, please call
our Membership Chairs, Barbara 201-7880484 or Liz 412-680-2872 or email us at:
[email protected].
Special this year only, a 50th Anniversary affair to
be held in the fall, for all past and present Sparta
Friends & Neighbors and ‘previously named’
Welcome Wagon Club members. Please help
spread the word at all your summer outings and
over the phone. Surely many have moved on to
other locations. Would it not be fun for some to
return for this event! More information to follow,
please call 973 670-6890.
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SPARTA WOMEN’S CLUB
T
he Sparta Women’s Club is actively seeking
new members. SWC welcomes women from
many townships in Sussex and Morris counties.
For further information about membership,
please call our Membership Chair, Helene McGill
at 862-268-0306. Meetings for the remaining
calendar year are: September 2, October 7,
November 4 and December 2.
The SWC Mah Jongg group meets weekly on
Tuesday at Knoll Heights Café, for more details
call Eddy Kirkowski at 973-729-5812.
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The Circle of Yarns group is ongoing and meets
to create pieces that will be donated to various
charities and hospital affiliates in the Sparta
area. No previous knowledge of crocheting or
knitting is necessary, yarn and instructions are
free. Call Kathy Shepard at 973-512-3428 for
more information.
Other interest groups include book clubs and
film discussion. Ideas for new interest groups and
“special projects” ideas are welcome. Call CoPresident Jill Bainbridge at 973-729-7962 or Mary
Warner at 973-729-9013.
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August 2015
FOR SENIORS ONLY
OPEN SWIMMING POOL:
Month of August to September 7, in the heated
pool at Knoll Heights. Badges are available and
the daily fee is $5.00
The pool hours are Monday to Wednesday from
11:30am to 6:00pm, Thursday and Friday from
11:30am to 8:30pm, Saturday from 11:30am to
6:00pm and Sunday from 1:00pm to 6:00pm. No
one under sixty may swim in the pool.
SENIOR DAY TRIPS:
THURSDAY, AUGUST 13
Li Grecis Hosts Mike Byrne’s All Stars: Andrews,
McGuires, Supremes and Shirelle’s Review. Bus
leaves Sparta at 9:00am for a 11:30am show. Price
includes one hour open bar, complete luncheon,
salad, choice of three entrées, dessert, coffee, tea
and wine, or soda during lunch.
Cost is $46.50 per person.
SENIOR DAY AT THE NJ STATE FAIR:
THURSDAY AUGUST 6:
Fair grounds in Augusta from 9:00am to 2:00pm.
Entertainment, Exhibits and Prizes.
FUTURE SENIOR DAY TRIPS:
In October the Platzlbrauhaus, December-Radio
City and Sightseeing.
FREE MOVIE NIGHT:
Movies under the stars, Saturday August 22,
at Dykstra Park behind the Sparta Library.
Park opens at 6:30pm, with a DJ Prior to the
movie that starts at dusk, “The Legend of the
Neverbeast”. (approx. 8:00pm).
For more information, please call Sparta
Recreation Center at 973-729-2383, or view all
of our programs on our website spartanj.org and
click on Senior Services.
NEIGHBORS HELPING
NEIGHBORS
VOLUNTEER ASSISTANCE
Every effort will be made to keep inquiries
confidential if requested.
Can Help With Need Help
With Transportation
Yard Work/Snow Shoveling
Legal Advice
Real Estate Issues
Estate Planning
Investment Guidance
Filling Out Taxes / Forms
Minor House Repairs
Companionship
Daily Check-in
“Meals on Wheels”
Grant Writing
Fundraising
House Watch
Other
Email
Name
Address
City / State / Zip
Phone
Please mail to The Neighbors Project Committee,
L.M.C.C., 21 The Boardwalk, Sparta, NJ 07871
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COMMUNITY
SPARTA RECREATION
“AUGUST MONTHLY SPOTLIGHT”
A BREATH OF FRESH
AIR” FOR A GREAT PRICE
– SUMMER CAMP AT
SACAJAWEA
Sparta Recreation Day Camp is
a NJ State certified Day Camp
for children from three years old
through 8th grade. This is an
amazing fun way for your child to
enjoy the outdoors and have fun
with old friends and even make
some new ones at fantastic prices.
FREE FAMILY MOVIE
NIGHT – “THE LEGEND
OF THE NEVERBEAST”
AUGUST 22
Dykstra Park opens at 6:30pm; the
movie begins at 8:00pm. We will
also have music by a DJ prior to
the movie, special prize drawings
throughout the evening, face
painting, temporary tattoos, and
refreshments available for purchase.
CREATIVE KIDS CAMP
“VARIETY IS THE SPICE
OF LIFE” AGES: 6 & UP
There will be two days of crafts,
two days of cooking and one day
of jewelry making. Each child can
choose to sign up for the entire
week or pick and choose their
areas of interest.
8/3 to 8/7 - Mon-Fri
10:30-12noon / Fee $110
8/3 - Mon (art)
10:30-12noon / Fee $25
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8/4 - Tues (cooking)
10:30-12noon / Fee $25
8/5 - Wed (art)
10:30-12noon / Fee $25
8/6 - Thurs (cooking)
10:30-12noon / Fee $25
8/7 - Fri (jewelry)
10:30-12noon / Fee $25
AMERICAN GIRL DOLL
TEA - WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST 12TH - AGES:
4-10 YRS - 10:30AM–
12NOON / FEE: $25
Bring your American Girl Doll,
or look alike doll, for a special
tea party. This fun program will
include doll and girl hairstyle, tea,
cupcakes, and a craft.
FROZEN MANIATHURSDAY, AUGUST
13TH - AGES: 4-10 YRS
10:30AM-12NOON
FEE: $25
Join us for a special “frozen”
event. The event will include a
craft, dress up, snack and a special
visit from Elsa!
CHEF FOR A DAYWEDNESDAY, AUGUST
19TH - AGES: 6-12 YRS
10:30AM-12NOON
FEE:$35
Join us for this fun program
designed to teach young people
cooking basics. Each child will
receive an apron; prepare an
appetizer, a main dish, and
dessert. Instructor: Keri Fleming
DRILLS, SKILLS AND
THRILLS BASKETBALL
MONDAY-FRIDAY, 8/248/28 - AGES: K-6TH
GRADE 9AM-12PM
FEE: $110
Basketball Camp at Ungerman
Field Park. Drills, Skills &
Thrills Basketball are back for
another week of basketball
camp. The session will include
drills, scrimmages, and a lot
of fun in a safe, all inclusive
setting. All campers should
wear shorts, sneakers and bring
a water bottle. *Each player
will receive a free basketball.
Location: Ungerman Complex
LEGO STAR WARS AND
MOTORIZED MACHINES
MONDAY - FRIDAY, 8/248/28 - AGES: 6-12 YRS
FEE: $97
Star Wars projects will vary
depending on availability from
LEGO headquarters, but will
include age-appropriate new
models and the best of some of
the older models. Campers will
also build a wide assortment
of Lego Technic motorized
machines and create their own
projects that illustrate science
concepts. All campers will
August 2015
take home a LEGO Star Wars
project.
MINECRAFT AND BRICK
CREATIONS - MONDAYFRIDAY, 8/24-8/28
AGES: 6-12 YRS
1-4PM FEE: $97
Activate your imagination in the
world of Minecraft. You will have
fun building computer animated
block structures to protect against
nocturnal monsters. With no
limits but your imagination, you
can invent a new machine, build
a majestic castle, or take a ride on
a rollercoaster that you design.
Make friends and adventure
through challenges together.
Then take your animated
creations and construct 3-D Lego
representations. All students will
take home a Minecraft T-shirt
as part of this program. This is
a digital computer class, not an
educational science class. Internet
web access is not required and we
provide the laptop computers.
EDUCATION TO GO: ONLINE COURSES FEE: $80
Do you want to update your
skills, discover a new talent, or
chart a career path all at your
own pace and convenience? Then
discover “ed2go” an interactive,
instructor-led Internet classroom
that offers a wide variety of classes
to help you achieve your goals.
To get started on this new
adventure just go to:
• http://www.ed2g0.com/
spartarec decide on your
course or courses
• Register with Sparta
Recreation first * Attend
your on-line registration with
“ed2go”
• Classes begin the second
Wednesday of the month
* Courses run 6 weeks &
consist of 12 lessons
• Interactive quizzes,
assignments, tutorials, and
on-line discussion supplement
the lessons.
• Materials available on the
Web *Complete the classes at
the times that best suit your
schedule
Information on these and
other offerings is available
in the following ways:
Phone: 973-729-2383
E-mail: [email protected]
On-line: spartanj.org
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Your Complete
Outdoor
Solution
For 30 years you have seen the trucks and heard the praises for Greco Landscaping here in Lake Mohawk. But did you
know that we are a full-service, all-season landscape contractor specializing in all aspects of property maintenance?
Let us show you our knowhow, professionalism, expertise
and courtesy. Call today to schedule your free consultation
for your property’s needs.
Whether it’s paver patios, fencing, fertilization,
mulch, tree and shrub care, or just plain old
fashion lawn cutting, serving you is our
greatest privilege.
Greco Landscaping &
Lawn Maintenance Service, LLC.
14 Park Drive, Franklin, N.J. 07416
(973) 209-4306 - Fax (973) 209-4346
website: http://www.grecolandscaping.com
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DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS
DOLAN AND DOLAN, P.A.
General Practice including Real Estate,
Estate Planning and Administration,
Accident and Injuries, Land Use,
Workers’ Compensations, Social
Security, Taxation, Bankruptcy,
Debtor-Creditor, Business
Transactions, Public Utility Law,
Litigation in all Courts, Family Law
and Municipal Court Defense. Roger
W. Thomas, Robert T. Morgenstern,
Charles J. Brand, Richard V. Hollyer,
William T. Haggerty, Eileen McCarthy
Born, Michelle Corbett-Rivielle.
One Legal Lane (at 53 Spring Street),
Newton / 973-383-1600
MORRIS DOWNING
& SHERRED, L.L.P
Serving the Community since 1899.
David L. Johnson, Christopher D.
Quinn, James P. Fox, M. Richard
Valenti, Paul G. Hunczak, Angela
C. Paternostro, Douglas C. Gray,
Michelle M. Beatty, Thomas J.
Bain, Brian C. Lundquist, Karen D.
Russell, James M. Cerra, Sabrina M.
Andrews. Complete general practice
including Accident & Injuries,
Matrimonial, Real Estate, Estate
Planning, Business Incorporations,
Municipal Zoning and Land Use,
Municipal Court Matters. One Main
Street, Newton / 973-383-2700
CARPENTRY/HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
CHESTNUT RIDGE
REMODELING, LLC.
Full Service Quality Craftmanship
Members: Garry Tonnesen, Bill
Tonnesen & Mark Breckenridge.
NJ Reg. 13VH08263500
P.O. Box 384, Sparta, NJ 07871
[email protected]
973-729-8477
T. MULVANEY BUILDER
& SON
Custom Homes & Renovations. No
Job Too Small. 35 Years Experience
/973-383-8276
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CATERING
LAKE MOHAWK
COUNTRY CLUB
Take-home Catering for all of
your special occasions. Let our
award-winning culinary team do
the cooking for you. Order part
of your menu, or let us cater the
entire event. All orders must be
placed a week in advance. / 21 The
Boardwalk. www.lakemohawkcc.com
973-729-5027
CONSTRUCTION
J & S CONSTRUCTION
Specializing in Slate, Tile and all
types of Residential Roofing and
Siding. Fully Insured and Licensed,
24 hour Emergency Repairs
Quality Work at a Fair Price. New
Construction to Simple Repairs.
Serving North Jersey for over Thirtyfive Years. Lic#13VH06056800.
Call Steve at 845 258-0197
DRIVING SCHOOL
BEHIND THE WHEEL
DRIVING LESSONS
For Sparta High School and Pope
John, 16 year old program. Licensed,
Bonded, Insured. Lake Mohawk
Resident. Contact the owner
directly. / 973-667-2999
[email protected]
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS
POWER WITH PRESTIGE, INC.
Full Service Electrical Contractors.
Design, Installation, Service. NJ
Lic#13468 • Fully Insured
973-726-8521
FINANCIAL
SERVICES
DANIEL PATRICK FLYNN, CFP®
Investments, Insurance,
& Retirement Planning.
ww.dpflynn.com
973-726-3596 / 646-580-4326
FUEL OIL
FREDRICKS FUEL &
HEATING SERVICE
Automatic metered deliveries,
Service Contracts, 24 Hour Service,
Budget Plans, Radio Dispatched
Service, Heating Installations, Oil
Burner Sales and Service. Efficiency
Testing, Tank and Environmental
Loss Protection,Locked in Fuel Price
Year Round, Cash Discount, Fuel
Oil Storage and Office in Sparta.
Visa, Mastercard, Discover Accepted.
www.fredericksfuel.com
973 729-4777
HART & ILIFF FUEL
& ENERGY SYSTEMS
Automatic Delivery, Oil Tank
Environmental Protection Plan, 24
Hour Emergency Service, Service
Plans - Complete System Coverage
Available, Exclusive Ultrablend
Heating Oil, Even Payment & Price
Protection Plans, Easy Pay Discount
Purchase Plan, Under-floor Radiant
Heat, Heating-Cooling, Repair &
Installation, Tank Installation &
Abandonment, Certified Technicians,
Experienced & Totally Reliable, Visa,
MC, Discover. HVACR License
19HC00083800. www.hartandiliff.
com / 973-383-1421
REGION OIL
Premium Fuel-Oil. Plumbing,
Heating, Cooling. Complete
Equipment Installations, Automatic
Deliveries, Comprehensive Service
Contracts, Easy Budget Plans,
Skilled Service Technicians. S.T.E.P.
(Storage Tank & Environmental
Protection.) 24 Hour Emergency
Service. Visa & MC. Sparta area.
www.regionaloil.com. / 973-827-7000
HANDYMAN
HAMMERTIME
HANDYMAN SERVICE
Carpentry, Closets, Painting,
Sunsetter Awnings, NJ Licensed
& Insured. General Maintenance.
Lic#13VH01572200.
Call Jim: 973-948-4647
HOME SECURITY
MEENAN SECURITY
SERVICES
(A Division of Region Oil) Total
Home Security from “A Company
You Know and Trust”. Complete
Burglar Protection; Fire and Smoke
Detectors; Low Temperature/
Medical Alert. 24 Hour Central
Monitoring; Custom Installations.
800 796-3362
INSURANCE
LIBERTY MUTUAL
INSURANCE GROUP
Kevin Duffy Resident Sales
Representative. Life, Auto, Home
and Voluntary Group Benefits. 13
Main Street, Sparta. Evenings and
Saturday by Appointment.
973 726-4550 ext. 52927
KENNELS
LAKE HOPATOCONG
KENNELS
Boarding & Grooming for your
pets. Indoor/Outdoor facilities.
Veterinarian on call. Route 181.
973-663-1111
MASONRY
ANNUNZIATA MASONRY
All types of masonry. All masonry
repairs and alterations. Stonework,
Brickwork,Bluestone, Patios,
Walkways, Walls, Fireplaces
and Chimneys. Free estimates.
References. Quality work, fully
insured. Call Ed Annunziata
201-874-2188 or 570-828-2041
ONE GUY FROM ITALY
Raising stonework to an artform.
Unique masonry with a European
flair. Stone, Brick, Block, Concrete,
Fireplaces, Pavingblock, Seawalls,
etc. Expert stone repairs. Ciro
Coticelli / 973-726-4233
PAINT &
WALLPAPER
REMODEL AND
RENOVATIONS
AILISH’S ALPINE
PAINT CENTRE
Benjamin Moore Paints & Stains.
Custom framing & Wallpaper. 149
Woodport Rd, Rt 181 Plaza, Sparta.
973-729-2300
FRANK WOOD INTERIORS
Painting Interiors, Exteriors,
Meticulous, Courteous. Making your
vision a reality. frandwoodinteriors.
com / 973-600-0596
BERNIE’S BUILDERS
Remodel and Renovations, Home
Repair Serving Sussex County Since
1986 - Lic#12VH01589000
973 219-3408
PET CARE
TREASURED CREATURES
PET CARE
All the best for your treasured pets!
We are fully insured and bonded as
well as trained in animal first-aid
by the American Red Cross. Our
services include: pet sitting, daily
dog walking, care of special needs
pets, pet taxi and more. Located in
Lake Mohawk 973 729-3363
www.treasuredcreatures.com
PLUMBERS
AND HEATING
SHARPE PLUMBING
AND HEATING, INC.
John Sharpe
License #9644 and #4506
Office 973 729-0592
MR. PLUMB, INC,
Plumbing, Heating, Water
Conditioning. License # 8779
Office 973 729-4131
REALTORS
CENTURY 21 GEBA REALTY
View all Sparta & Lake Mohawk
listings at www.century21gebarealty.
com. Donna Geba Hrabarchuk,
Broker/Owner. 23 Main St, Sparta
NJ 07871 / 973-726-0333
ROOFING & SIDING
ROOFING & SIDING
All Home Repairs, Windows,
Decks, Painting, Gutters. LMCC
References. Terry Morris:
973 209-6776
SAND, GRAVEL
& TOPSOIL
BENNETT SAND & GRAVEL
For all your needs. Sparta.
973 383-4050
SEPTIC SERVICE
WILSON SEPTIC SERVICE
Since 1955. Baffle Filters,
Maintenance, Restorations, Pump &
Septic Repairs & Replacements.
[email protected]
973-729-2112
SHOES
SPARTA COBBLER
Allen-Edmonds, Red Wing, Sebago,
Brighton Products. Shoe repair done
on premises. Cobbler’s Corner, 215
Woodport Road. / 973-729-2736
TIRE DEALERS
SPARTA DISCOUNT TIRE
DISTRIBUTORS
BF Goodrich, Michelin, Dunlop
150 Woodport Road (Rt. 181)
Complete Auto Repair Service Call
for Appointment /973-729-2137
TREES
SPARTA TREE SERVICE
Removal, Trimming and Firewood.
Fully Insured, Free Estimates.
973-729-5179
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August 2015
LAKE HISTORY
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roads, or shops yet. In the late 1920s, many
families could afford a second home and they
looked to the lake communities of New Jersey
as perfect places to own such homes to escape
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of Lake Mohawk, seized this mindset and
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of
the
lake
at
night.
Everything
newspapers, general publicity, and fifty-foot road
When the lake finally filled, publicity changed to focus on the size of the lake, using the slogan, “Its size
was done
with
to the
promote
thetolake
The publicity department
continued
withgreat
special fanfare
events to keep
crowds coming
the lake – Fourth of
signs at strategic points. Initial literature appeals.”
featured
July fireworks, boat races,and
and a military
maneuver
by theproperties
NJ Nation Guard
to destroy
a brickbe
farm
house that was
sell
the
unique
that
would
built
a picture of an Indian spirit floating in thein clouds
the way of the rising lake waters! By 1928, lots were purchased, homes planned, roads built, the Clubhouse
around
the
Reservation.
The
lake
was
taking
shape
construction
over the lake where children played with toy
boats.had begun as well as water and electric services provided. An aerial beacon with a three million candle
power source was added toand
the top
of the Administration
Buildingatovision
mark the could
location ofbe
theclearly
lake at night.
what
was once only
The company’s publicity department created
a good
Everything was done with great fanfare to promote the lake and sell the unique properties that would be built around
seen.
With
purchasers
from
125
different
cities,
the Reservation. The lake was taking shape and what was once only a vision could be clearly seen. With purchasers
human interest story and focused on the building
the
future
was
looking
from 125 different cities, the
future
was looking
bright
for Lakebright
Mohawk!for Lake Mohawk!
of the lake. They sold the exclusive country club
If you have original advertisements, invitations, or information about Lake Mohawk like those described
If would
you greatly
have appreciate
original
invitations,
lifestyle and amenities the future community
here, the Historic Committee
it ifadvertisements,
you would be willing to share
them with us so they can
us atthose
copied or included in our
collection
and displayed
at the Club
House.
Please contact
or
information
about
Lake
Mohawk
like
would offer. An elaborate grand openingbe
ceremony
[email protected] if you have any documents to share or to be a part of the committee.
described here, the Historic Committee would
was staged, featuring Princess White Deer of the
greatly appreciate it if you would be willing to
Mohawk Tribe who had become interested in the
share them with us so they can be copied or
development of the lake and it’s naming after her
included in our collection and displayed at the
tribe. Princess White Deer was so thrilled with her
Club House. Please contact us at lakemohawkhc@
inclusion in the naming of Lake Mohawk and the
gmail.com if you have any documents to share or
plaza area that she wrote a poem about it. Attention
was paid to every detail - newspaper coverage, a
to be a part of the committee.
•
54
55
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